Le Barn Appetit - Seward

Here it is. oh, it's fantastic. I visited 2014 for the first time on holiday and the family that owns the place is simply so welcoming, so friendly. eager, to share and listen to stories. the walls were decorated with so many interesting objects that have layers for themselves. the crepes were gigantic and tasty. I was grateful to discover that since then not much has changed, just before the absentness of yvon, which I hope is good. that will always be mine

We were in three days near and ate here three days. a hidden gem of a place. they go into and they feel like they have a long lost family (which they like and come with) coffee and 28 species of tee. sweeter and sweeter cripple with love. have no fear to talk. the family that owns and operates the plant is great. I would recommend 100.% people to eat here!

Eating is certainly good, but what makes this place special is that it is busy with love. it is a very small, family-run restaurant with family photos and travel events. it is a place where people have spent their childhood, raised, left and will be restored. While I was there, a benevolent child, the sweetest, most Greek girls, simply pure and randomly decided to make friends with me. it is like eating delicious and drink a cup of tea in the mother or in the grandmother house.

A blissful must go to breakfast! the crepes are delicious, but the really tasty are the waffles. they brought my 70-year-old grandfather. there are limited seating and not the fastest service, but the atmosphere and the staff more than for it.

A very unique creperie started by a couple who moved here from Belgium 35 years ago. A little pricey for crepes but definitely worth the place interaction the people running it. Probably one of my favorite places so far between Fairbanks, Denali, and Seward!!!