A Taste of France in the Heart of Hamilton

Hours

Monday

Closed

Tuesday

10am - 2pm

Wednesday

10am - 2pm

Thursday

10 am–2 pm, 6–9 pm

Friday

10 am–2 pm, 6–9 pm

Saturday

9am - 2pm

Sunday

9am - 2pm

113 Alexandra Street, Hamilton

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Le Rendez-vous Crêperie

Step into the charming world of Le Rendez-vous, Hamilton’s beloved French crêperie nestled in the bustling central city.

Known for its warm atmosphere and authentic flavours, this family-run gem invites you to slow down and savour the little joys of life—one crêpe at a time.

Whether you're craving a perfectly crisp galette filled with savoury delights, a melt-in-your-mouth sweet crêpe, or a golden, fluffy Belgian waffle, Le Rendez-vous delivers French comfort with a smile. The café’s menu blends tradition with creativity, offering something for every palate—from the curious foodie to the homesick Francophile.

Now offering dinner service on Thursdays and Fridays, Le Rendez-vous is the perfect spot to wind down your week with a relaxed evening of delicious French fare and friendly service.

Behind the counter is a passionate French family pouring heart and soul into every dish. With their welcoming spirit and attention to detail, Le Rendez-vous isn’t just a place to eat—it’s a place to connect.

Perfect for a cosy breakfast, casual lunch, or indulgent dinner, Le Rendez-vous is a local favourite and a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Hamilton’s culinary scene.

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