Food & Drink
We’re Craving the Crêpes at This New Walk-Up Stand on Capitol Hill
A master pastry chef delights with a super simple French dish
By Chelsea Lin August 17, 2018

This article originally appeared in the August 2018 issue of Seattle magazine.
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Editor’s Note: This location has closed.
The greatest pitfall of a European adventure is the reentry to reality at home.
So, days after I returned from gorging myself on the most flawless Parisian pastries, I found myself at Petite Galette, the walk-up crêpe stand opened by pastry master Sara Naftaly inside Chophouse Row (just behind her Amandine Bakeshop) in January.
The all-buckwheat savory crêpes are something special—naturally gluten-free and tasty as well—but my favorite was the most basic sweet: a griddled paper-thin pancake of flour and buckwheat, with more than enough butter, a squeeze of lemon and a sprinkle of sugar ($5).
It’s about five bites of perfection and the ideal cure for the reentry blues. Capitol Hill, 1424 11th Ave.