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Owner Bertrand Larcher is a native Breton, so it’s no surprise that his buckwheat galettes are authentically tasty. The sweet crepes are excellent too. So close to swanky Omotesando, Le Bretagne’s homely wood-clad interior makes a welcome break from fashion-store facades.
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Transport Omotesando Station (Chiyoda, Ginza, Hanzomon lines), exit A2
Telephone 03 3478 7855
Open 10am-10.30pm Mon-Sat; 10am-10pm Sun
Admission Average ¥4,000.
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