Crêperie La Goelette

It's the only restaurant in Baden, so I expected a tourist trap. It was unexpectedly pretty good! Not sophisticated, but good honest local fare. Well done!

Open on a Monday evening a significant factor. Excellent food, speedy service, charming people. Probably useful to book, it was heaving by the time we left.

Lovely little creperie in Baden and was handy for the nearby campsite. It got busy and we were there at 7pm for an evening meal. Really enjoyed the galettes. View menu

We ate here last night and had a thoroughly enjoyable meal The good lady had moules frites and I had a galette complete If anyone is staying in this area we would totally recommend

Lovely dinner with family on a rainy night in August! Beautiful buckwheat savoury pancakes with local cheese and sausage. Topped off by crepe " la Tatin" with apples and beure de sel sauce- delicious and very good value.

Recommended by our French friends and it was a wonderful meal in the sun with shade from the umbrellas next to the church. Very relaxing and beautifully cooked and presented. Arrived at 12.00 b~ by 12.15 exterior full and it was April. View menu

Open for a lunch sitting and dinner and has a lovely patio for when the sun's out. We're glad we went as it was brilliant - it got busy quick, and for good reason. Galettes were lovely, Nic's one of pear with blue cheese and Parma ham was on another level - superb! We both had the tatin apple crepe for pud which was yummy.If you are in Baden there is no excuse to miss this place. If you aren't in Baden then drive there for a lovely lunch!Merci beaucoup la goelette!

Stopped here for lunch and got the last outside table.We were quickly given menus and when the waitress noticed we were speaking English bought us English versions of the menu.We ordered cider and a galette each. I had the goats cheese, honey walnut and salad whilst my partner had scallops and leek. Both came within a reasonable time and looked and tasted delicious. We followed with coffee.This was excellent value at less than 30€.The serving staff were friendly, efficient and helpful.An excellent example of a French creperie.A word of warning, like many French restaurants they serve lunch only between 12 and 2 and are then closed until 7 pm for dinner.

Spent a wonderful lunch time in this restaurant during our stay at a nearby campsite. We all ate from the a la carte menu which did push the price up, but it was worth it as the food was of a really high standard. Our three kids all had the mussels and frites and they kindly did us a half portion for our youngest son, which wasn't specifically on the menu. Both my wife an I had items from the specials board which were amazing. I had a pork dish with home made mash and a creamy sauce and seasonal veg. The pork was so tender it melted in the mouth.My wife had the fish special which was house gravadlax salmon with house mackerel pate with organic salad. She absolutely loved it. I would have lov... View menu