In Brittany, the delicious crêpes at the Kiosque de Mimi
On the Conleau peninsula in Vannes, the Kiosque de Mimi stands out. LÉO BOUDIN Everyone on the Conleau peninsula knows Mimi. At the southern tip of Vannes, on this narrow stretch of land extending 500 meters into the Gulf of Morbihan, Mireille Landry – her real name – is the iconic manager of the local crêpe kiosk.
- ▪On the Conleau peninsula in Vannes, the Kiosque de Mimi stands out.
- ▪LÉO BOUDIN Everyone on the Conleau peninsula knows Mimi.
- ▪At the southern tip of Vannes, on this narrow stretch of land extending 500 meters into the Gulf of Morbihan, Mireille Landry – her real name – is the iconic manager of the local crêpe kiosk.
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On the Conleau peninsula in Vannes, the Kiosque de Mimi stands out. LÉO BOUDIN Everyone on the Conleau peninsula knows Mimi. At the southern tip of Vannes, on this narrow stretch of land extending 500 meters into the Gulf of Morbihan, Mireille Landry – her real name – is the iconic manager of the local crêpe kiosk. Five years ago, Mimi and her husband Charles fell in love with this patch of nature, surrounded by pine trees and bordered by the Vincin and Marle rivers. Five years ago, the couple decided to settle in this little corner of paradise, and Landry took charge of this gourmet stand, where she has been serving crêpes and galettes at all hours ever since. Welcome to the aptly named Kiosque de Mimi, a favorite among vacationers and loyal customers alike.
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