I stumbled upon La Creperie one evening in Katipunan. I wasn't sure if it was the same La Creperie…read moreI had tried years ago at Eastwood, but I gave it a try. It wasn't until I saw the menu that I had realized it was the same restaurant I previously tried, so I thought, "OK, this should be good." Although I found it rather strange that they'd put up a branch there as I have a notion that La Creperie can be a bit pricey especially for students. First of all, the ambiance. It's not really conducive for studying, but more for an intimate dinner with your significant other or a best friend with its cozy lighting and interiors that scream "tea party!" Kidding aside, while the interior's all girly-girly, I think it helps set the mood for the food you are about to enjoy. As for me, I had the Le JJ - a tomato, ham, emmental and gruyere cheese crepe served with a side of greens. Let me tell you though, the plate was lovely! The food was okay for me I guess, it's not too filling and I think it's a great option if you're looking for something light (plus nice to look at). On the side, I had a steaming hot pot of TWG Silver Moon Tea. The teacup itself is super pretty!!! I felt really dainty while drinking my tea and enjoying my crepe. One of the biggest things though about La Creperie is that they already had TWG tea on their menu even before the TWG restaurant came to Philippine shores, and on my very first La Creperie experience, Silver Moon was really, love at first taste so this is what I ordered when I stumbled upon this branch. Overall, I think La Creperie would make for a good date place (guys, please take note!) It has everything a girl will probably want to make the date picture perfect (and Instagrammable): pretty plates, pretty teacups, light food, pretty ambiance. Hey, even if you really enjoy your date's company, you can continue the fun right next door with a cup of coffee at Craft.

Right beside Craft along Esteban Abada, I wonder what the competition must be like for La Creperie…read more I like the place well enough. It's well-lit and especially remote, with Craft getting a lot more attention (at least when I went). It's pretty surprising how girly and intricate the interior is designed - it definitely stands out from most establishments in the area, and in a good way. It's a bit small, but I've never seen it crowded. I was stuck there for an entire afternoon because of the rain with my friends, so we got to try quite a bit on their menu. Their crepes are yummy, warm, and fresh - perfect food to fight the gloomy weather and spirits. I got a familiar pasta dish - the pesto cream carbonara - which was really filling and not too heavy on the cream. Spent nearly P500 though, so I'll probably only be coming back to get some coffee when it gets too crowded in the nearby cafes.

We stopped by for a post-lunch dessert while shopping at Trinoma and had a wonderful experience…read moreindulging in some sweets. We ordered the Nutella crêpe, which was cooked perfectly and generously filled with toppings and Nutella, creating a delicious balance of flavors and textures in every bite. We also tried the Café Liégeois, a refreshing iced coffee topped with ice cream and chocolate. I'm not entirely sure of all the ingredients, but I can confidently say it was absolutely delicious. A special shout-out to Bien, who was one of the most accommodating and genuinely friendly servers I've ever had the pleasure of being assisted by. His warm hospitality made our visit even more enjoyable. The café has a charming French ambiance while still maintaining a distinctly Filipino warmth, making it a very inviting and pleasant place to relax. Highly recommended!

They Look allgood and yummy, At first we don't know if the foods good or not but once we taste it,…read moreIts very good pala and its my highly recoomended Cafe in Quezon city.

DISGUSTING. Ordered a crepe and sat down to wait for the order and the counters were covered in 4-5…read morebaby cockroaches crawling all over the counter. Would not recommend. Definitely needs a health inspection, fumigation, or to be shut down completely. I wish I took photos. When the workers were made aware of the cockroaches they didn't do anything or acknowledge them. Nasty.

I love crepes. The first time I was introduced to this wonderful desert was when my sister ordered…read moreit at the Makati Shangri-la when we were kids. BAck then I was the type who played it safe by ordering ice cream instead of something as exotic as crepe. Nowadays, more people are familiar with this particular slice of dessert than I know. Crepes and cream is a bit special to me because it was the first establishment that showed me that crepes could be savory too. Before I tried this place, all the crepes I ever had were of the desert variety. That said, the stuff on their menu isn't that expensive. The quality of the crepe is great at least when compared to most of the places I've been to. Give it a try, once again, since you'll do little wrong in spending your money here. I sure as heck didn't regret it when I did.

A date with my sister usually involves a movie and/or shopping, popcorn, crepes, and milk teas!…read moreSince we live nearby, out go-to mall is Robinson's Place. Crepes and Cream may be ubiquitous in the metro's malls, but that doesn't mean their products are automatically inferior. What I can appreciate is that they offer a variety of flavors, from the savory to the sweet; their stalls and are clean and uncluttered; and they make the crepes fresh and fast. (It's quite addicting to watch their staff turn the batter into perfectly thin crepes that, no sweat! And I've always marveled at how their crepes don't tear or break down at all despite being filled and folded in a rush.) I recently triend their Kani Crepe while my sister had the Taco Crepe for lunch. Though the filling is not as abundant as I would have wanted, the simple but yummy flavor of the crepe made up for it. They were quite filling, too, lasting us till dinner while we strolled around the mall.

Fancy Crepes used to be located along Magiting. It was replaced by a store selling university…read moreapparel and they've since relocated to Matalino, right in front of the big chain coffee shops. For a while, it's been my go-to dessert store after nice meals since there wasn't much places selling cakes along Maginhawa back then. But now, there has been more competition and it seems like Fancy was boxed out from the prime real estate. PROS: Once a week, they have a promo where they slash 50% off from their cakes; Endless coffee for P50.00; More cheesecake and cake choices; Cute crepe presentations where they write your name with syrup; Quirky interiors that Zooey Deschanel may approve. CONS: They've had a price increase since relocation; Serving size has gone smaller too. TL;DR: It's not really a unique experience, and you may find the servings not enough, but it's a good tambay place where you could get your stuff done.

These are not the crepes I'm looking for. At least when it comes to my thing for chunky…read moreeverything-but-the-kitchen-sink style crepes. But I do remember when Fancy Crepes and Cakes was the only spot in Maginhawa where you could get something fancier than McD's sundaes for dessert. Dark times those. Dark times. There's a certain delicacy to this place. Their crepes are the thinner French variety but that doesn't make them the lesser species of crepe. They're just the thing if you want something lighter or at least something to nibble on while hanging out with a friend or doing some work. And yes, they do have bottomless coffee. Where else can you get bottomless coffee for 50php? Caffeine coma, here I come. As Faye said, I was a little disappointed that their serving sizes seem to have gone down but eh, they still make good stuff. The I Love NY is still a personal favorite.

Two words make this branch of Cafe Breton not so stellar: No WiFi. In my opinion, every cafe should…read moreoffer free WiFi (I'm looking at you, Starbucks), or at least make sure that they're a good spot for cellular data. Unfortunately, only select spots in this branch will let you use your LTE. People work in cafes, and while I understand that customer turnaround is something that restaurants always strive for, cafes are where clients are supposed to be able to take their time relaxing or working. In my opinion, WiFi shouldn't be optional anymore for cafes. If the small indie cafe in Fairview called Read and Brew can offer decent Internet for their patrons, so should bigger establishments like Starbucks and Cafe Breton. What I do like about Breton is that their food is mostly consistent. I've tried my favorite tuna melt in several branches, including this one, and found it satisfying in every one of them. My crepe of choice is the Funtastyc, and bananas, being less consistent than tuna or mayonnaise, can vary from branch to branch. Unfortunately, the last time we were at this one, the bananas they used were a little bit sour--not good for a supposedly sinful dessert crepe with Nutella, ice cream, and a dash of alcohol. It's an okay branch to get your crepe fix from, but I do prefer the other Cafe Bretons.

The only time you can drag me out of my usual breakfast fare of sinangag rice and tapa is when you…read morebring me to Café Breton. I don't particularly like sweets in the morning but this café is my exception. I usually have fits of pleasure all throughout the meal whenever I'm here and every time it comes to a close, I make a silent promise to lessen my tapsilog breakfasts and make my food choices, ugh more refined (It hasn't happened yet) My refined choices are composed of the following: the Normandie and La Pinay crepe and a mug of cappuccino to knock it all down. I think Café Breton is perfect for a first breakfast date with a lover. You can start off with a crepe and then proceed to the hardy stuff (tapsilog, adsilog, chicksilog, longsilog) once the relationship is set. Eating a crepe just makes you look better, don't you think? Better oily lips from syrup than oily from tapa. The end.

We first had food from Crepeman during the pandemonium of the name Maginhawa Food Fest. This was…read morelast October 2014. The crowd was intense and there were queues everywhere even in places you would not expect. We were lucky enough to be living in the vicinity since we had accessible parking space and a resting area when we got tired of walking around. By dinner time, it was almost impossible to get anything to eat without an hour of wait time. A lot of the restaurants and kiosks have run out of food as well. My brother was there to save our stomachs by falling in line for about 3,572.21 hours and getting us some dinner crepes. PROS: They offer both savory and sweet crepes. I find the savory ones better and more interesting as crepes in the area are usually dessert fare; Cheap prices relative to most crepe places. CONS: The blueberry crepe had too much whipped crème and too little cream cheese; The place is a little cramped which is a good thing for the business but a little ugh for me. This is not just during the food fest but even on regular days. TL;DR: Your wallet-friendly crepe fix in a convenient location.

Here's a place that's good for everything. Snack, dessert, lunch (well, in my opinion it works for…read morelunch), craving for imported soda... it works! Crepeman tastes like those long afternoons in Miriam College's cafeteria where all I lived on were their tuna crepes and nothing else. What can I say, I was cheap and on a forced diet. Good to see some things never change. Crepeman still has some pretty good (and pretty indulgent) crepes. Having had enough of their savory crepes, I usually go back for the sweet crepes I missed out on. The chaos is a personal favorite. Good when you need that sugary kick and can't decide what exactly you want off their menu. What can I say? I like my fruit. Also, don't be afraid of pork floss. It's probably one of the best things ever and having it in a crepe? Even better.

My Dad had to check on one of the places he did business with, so we headed to the Ortigas area…read more Even before heading to his supposed destination, he asked me if I wanted to eat. Because I never refuse food, especially if it's free, I said yes. We decided to try a popular restaurant in Kapitolyo, but even before getting there, Crepeman caught my attention. Aside from it's name, I could also clearly see from across the street that all tables were occupied. I though to myself that from the looks of it, it must be good. I ran inside and found out that they close at midnight, so that gave us about 15 minutes to place our order at the nearby restaurant and head back there to get ourselves our dessert. That was exactly what we did. We got there right in the nick of time as they flipped the welcome sign to say "Closed" as soon as we entered. I decided to get the Fererro Crepe, which has Nutella and peanuts while my Dad got the classic chocolate crepe. What particularly impressed me was that they can make the crepe either the usual soft crepe or crispy. My Dad had his soft, while I had mine crispy. Even if we ate our respective crepes after we had our meal at the restaurant, we were still very happy with our orders.

Parking is very limited, but the ambience and food is amazing here! Staff is very friendly and…read moreaccommodating. The outside courtyard is great for big parties and is shaded from the sun. Everything on the menu that we ordered was delicious. We went with the salmon and the pork hearty meals. Definitely coming back here!

Been here last year and this time with whole family ... perfect place ambience exudes elegance…read more..my grandaughter got wowed ny the decor and the beautiful garden we have a very nice experience for all of us great food , great service will definitely come back again every time I am here. Thanks Mark and Neri for great service.

This is my 2nd time spending Christmas in the Philippines in the last 22 years. Christmas is a very…read morespecial time of year and no one celebrates it quite like how the Philippines does it. Among all the lights and festivities in the city, my wife and I along with a few of our childhood friends got together at Ayala Malls Vertis North and chose this place because the crepes caught my wife's eyes. But they are more than just crepes as you can see from the photos I shared. They also have some protein selections such as slow cooked chicken in red wine, and slow cooked beef in white wine, among many others. Compared to some restaurants close by, this place was a little bit more spacious and bright. It was a bit kid friendly as well which was a plus as we had 2 toddlers in strollers with us. They also have a good selection of beverages including their frozen hot chocolate and a selection of fruit shakes. We spent a little over 2,300 PHP for 5 adults. We did not order drinks. We had 3 pastas, 1 savory crepe, 1 sweet crepe, and 1 French onion soup. The service was good as is a usual trait of Filipino servers. Price was also affordable and reasonable. We'll definitely be back for their other offerings. They have several branches around the general metropolitan area.