Suzette Bute Street is a French cafe and creperie at 16 Bute Street in South Kensington. It specialises in savoury buckwheat galettes and sweet crepes, supported by breakfast, baguettes, salads and pastries. The informal dining room works for coffee in the morning, a quick lunch or a relaxed evening meal close to the museums and shops of the neighbourhood.
The galettes are made with naturally gluten free buckwheat flour and served with salad. La Classic combines Parisian ham with Emmental, while La Raclette adds cheese, gherkin, ham and potato. La Goaty uses goat cheese, dried tomatoes, red onion chutney and spinach, and La Nordic pairs smoked salmon with cream cheese, dill, rocket and lemon.
Sweet crepes range from butter and sugar or lemon and sugar to Nutella, Belgian chocolate and salted butter caramel. La Suzette carries the classic combination of lemon, sugar, orange and Grand Marnier, while La Canadienne brings maple syrup, banana and bacon together. Chocolate can also be matched with berries, banana, coconut or hazelnut filled confectionery.
Breakfast includes granola, yoghurt with fruit and honey, bacon brioche, omelettes and a full Suzette plate of eggs, bacon, mushroom and tomato. Baguettes, warm goat cheese salad and pastries broaden the savoury choices. Fresh orange juice, smoothies, coffee, tea, soft drinks and wine make the cafe suitable from breakfast through the early evening.
Address: 16 Bute Street, South Kensington, London SW7 3EX, United Kingdom