C'est beau. C'est chaud. C'est très Montréal. Where do I…read moreeven begin? Absolument fantastique! My first visit to the city, and while touring some "popular spots", we found ourselves craving crepes! We did absolutely no planning whatsoever for brunch and wandered in where we were seated immediately. Outdoor dining for 4 on a gorgeous June day! A pitcher of sangria! Burrata, various crepes, and dessert crepes! S'il vous plait! Our waiter was energetic, engaging and entertaining! If you're looking for a relaxing place to chill and enjoy brunch, this is the spot!

Came here a long time ago, so I was excited to come back for a casual lunch. The atmosphere is…read morestill very cozy and charming, and the hot chocolate was literally the perfect treat for a chilly day. But the actual crepes were just okay, nothing really mind-blowing for the price you pay in this touristy area. It's a decent spot if you're nearby and want a quick sweet fix, but the overall experience was just a bit mid.

Delicious crepes and smoothies! Such friendly service and a lovely outdoor terrace during the…read moresummer.

What a cute place! My boyfriend is celiac, so we needed a crepe place that had gluten-free options…read more I was a little hesitant to try a buckwheat crepe, but I wasn't hungry enough for my own. I was worried for nothing! It was so tasty! We had whipped cream and strawberries with nutella on the side for me. They were very accommodating and let us know that it would take a little extra time for the gluten-free crepe. No biggie! It was worth the wait. I definitely recommend this as an option if you have to go gluten-free (or even if you don't!!)

food was excellent and portions were MASSIVE. for as busy as the place was we were taken care of…read morevery quickly. the inside is adorable and if i lived closer i would be back!

For chocolate overload, this is the place to be! The Tiramisu jar was light and not as sweet as…read moresome of the other dessert offerings. Dubai Chocolate crepe full of kunafa and pistachio cream with good amount of chocolate to drizzle on top. Kiddo went into chocolate overload with the C'ChoColat fondue. Black Jack was all chocolate, although sis didn't really care for the chocolate gelato as it was too icy and not creamy enough. Hubs had to go for the signature C'Wow - hot caramel poured at the table to watch the dome melt. Much bigger than hubs anticipated - plenty for table to share. Really sweet. Nice experience and good way to end our day.

This place was a great find. Close to our hotel and all dishes made from scratch. We had the…read moreveggie omelette and the western one. Service is amazing. The owner very friendly. And it does get crowded but it's worth the wait. The owner keep everyone seated once your food comes. We'll be back!!!

Quaint little bistro that serves bagels, omelets and crepes. Very friendly service and tasty meal…read moreoptions

On my kid's last full day in Montreal, we were walking around Old Montreal, deciding what to do for…read morelunch, when we realized, we need to have a quintessentially French meal - but something light, and crepes immediately came to mind. And this creperie was centrally located on the main drag (Rue St. Paul), and I know it's been here for years and years, as I've passed the sign for eons. So in we went! The restaurant is located up a flight of stairs and there is no elevator, FYI, so if you are mobility challenged, this would not be ideal. Upstairs, the interior is warm and chalet-like, with wooden planks on walls, exposed brick, lots of light from the windows, and wall shelving containing European and Quebec chocolates, maple syrups, etc. Behind the counter you can see the guy making the crepes one by one. Pretty legit. We wanted to get a savory and a sweet crepe and share them both. We first ordered a chicken and cheese crepe (my kid LOVES chicken) but we were told they had no chicken (strange, at lunch-time in a busy restaurant in a busy part of town, eh? Chicken is so....basic). So we opted for a cheese and asparagus crepe. For the dessert crepe we ordered a classic strawberry crepe. We said we'd share them both and have the strawberry one "for dessert", thinking they'd bring out the savory one first. Perhaps there was a language barrier, but the server brought out both crepes at the same time. Oh well. Both crepes were made with the PERFECT crepe-pancake: super thin, delicate, with the perfect firmness and perfect sweetness. I've not had better crepes even in France. As for the fillings....we weren't that keen on the cheese and asparagus crepe. The asparagus was stringy, and the cheese was way too salty. This savory crepe came with a small salad on the side and, for me, this salad was the best. part of this dish; the lettuce was super fresh and the salad dressing was delicious.The strawberry crepe was wonderful: perfectly filed with the right amount of sweetened fresh strawberries and small dollops of fresh whipped cream. Definitely the strawberry crepe was the hit of the meal. The cheese-asparagus crepe cost $17 and the strawberry one, $15. I thought these prices somewhat high but I guess, for freshly made crepes in a touristy part of town, it's par for the course.

Let's be honest... I'm a huge crêpe fan. So when we stumbled upon Crêperie St. Paul, we walked…read moreright in (I mean it's eat-o'clock somewhere). The interior of this second floor restaurant is small and cute. They have a large selection of crêpes to choose from, so if you're feeling sweet or salty, there's a variety of options. We got my go-to Nutella with strawberry and banana and a savory chicken and bacon. The crêpes were good and hit the spot. The plus side is the restaurant is located in the heart of old town Montréal, but thankfully the prices were reasonable. The service is very chill, it has definitely more of a cafeteria feel to it than a sit down establishment. So if you're looking for something quick with no frills, Crêperie St. Paul is a good option. IG- Lentz_Explore

This was my last meal at the end of my trip to Montreal. It a very cute Totoro inspired restaurant…read more The inside is quite small. I don't recommend coming here before you head off to the airport. Luckily we only had a carry on I got a Hojicha latte. I thought was okay, didn't really taste much from it. I also De Nouveau $19.50 which is Crepe with mozzarella cheese / ham / mushroom sauce. I thought the crepe it sell was descent. It don't think I really like the mushroom sauce though. I think it's just a preference. Finally I got the yuzu matcha drink. I wanted to try it since I haven't had yuzu before. It was a good refresher. It just mostly like sparkling water. Service was descent

This place was super cute with great food. The girls working here were very kind and friendly. I…read moreread other reviews that said it was touristy because of the anime theme, but we didn't think so. The crêpes were delicious.

I wish the waiter were happier- maybe it's because he's so busy. A smile in hospitality goes a long…read moreway. The salmon crepe was fishy. It was edible covered in maple syrup. The eggs w bacon crepe was excellent- has spinach, too. Super cute back patio.

I got the savory crepe that had two scrambled eggs and sausages. My wife ended up having one that…read morehad olives, arugula, some tomato and hummus. The presentation of the crepes is great. The ingredients are good and the taste is decent. The satiety factor is low. There just wasn't a lot in the crepes. Other than that, service was good and the atmosphere was cool. Waitress was very friendly. The value of the savory crepes just wasn't there for us, but it may be for others.

Got the tuna and the beef. Both delicious!!! The harrisa is spicy and flavorful, so they replaced…read moremy tuna order with an onion mayo sauce that was very good with the tuna. Spanish music was upbeat and not too loud or noisy. Very good and friendly service.

Cool vibe, looks more catered to the younger crowd with games to place. First impression when we…read morewalked in and looked at the menu was ready to order and the guy was just standing there in front of the computer. My Boyfriend and I were waiting and waiting. Not even one word, not even a hi one moment. We were about to leave... then the girl took our order. It took awhile for the order to come out. We order two wraps and were expecting it to be small but turns out it was a pretty big wrap. Tasty and filling. Two wraps and a drink came to $19 and some change which is a bit pricey. But overall if no one said hi to us while we were standing in front of the cashier we would have left and gave this place a low star for poor customer service.