Chez ta mère is a french bistro restaurant in Decré, Nantes.
Editorially verified August 22, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Signature dishes: French comfort plates, Small plates to share
Tip: Sunday is the closing day; the kitchen shows best in the middle of the week, before the late-night bar trade fills the room.
Address: 4 Rue des Deux Ponts, 44000 Nantes
Facing the Château des Ducs de Bretagne, this crêperie lists 128 galette combinations across two rooms and a terrace built for the castle view.
Signature: Buckwheat galettes, Sweet crêpes, Ice creams
Tip: Opening from ten in the morning makes it one of the few galette addresses in Nantes that works for an early or very late lunch.
A bistro on Rue de l'Hôtel de Ville that runs later than most of Bouffay, lunch on three days and a kitchen open until two on Friday and Saturday.
Signature: Bistro plates, Fish of the day
Tip: Tuesday and Wednesday are evenings only; if you want the midday card, come Thursday to Saturday.
Beau Rêve cooks Egyptian food on Rue Léon Blum in Nantes, a rare thing in the city, with a vegetarian Isis menu of mezze and a main at €18.50.
Signature: Menu Isis végétarien, Egyptian plat du jour
Tip: Weekday lunch brings an Egyptian plat du jour in meat and vegetarian versions for €12.50, cheaper than the evening menus.
Readers of Big City Nantes voted this Bouffay crêperie the city favourite for 2025, galettes built on butternut cream, burrata or guacamole.
Signature: La Belette galette with butternut, feta and spinach, Burrata galette, Guacamole galette
Tip: This is the second room, opened in July 2024 a few doors from the original on Rue de la Juiverie; neither takes bookings.
Trading since 1948 beside the Sainte-Croix belfry, this crêperie spreads over three floors and fills its galettes with scallops and smoked trout.
Signature: Scallop galette, Smoked trout galette, Truffle ham galette
Tip: The chef's galette comes in a meat-free version with Espelette butter and six-month Ossau-Iraty, and the cider list runs to Fouesnant bottles.
Running since 1976 and rebuilt for its fortieth birthday, Heb Ken grinds through galettes at lunch and turns into a tea room every afternoon.
Signature: Buckwheat galettes, Salted butter caramel crêpes, Gâteau nantais
Tip: No reservations are taken, so the queue outside at 12:30 is normal; the homemade chocolate spread crêpe is the one regulars order.
Facing the Château des Ducs de Bretagne, this crêperie lists 128 galette combinations across two rooms and a terrace built for the castle view.
Signature: Buckwheat galettes, Sweet crêpes, Ice creams
Tip: Opening from ten in the morning makes it one of the few galette addresses in Nantes that works for an early or very late lunch.
