I simply love Crepe's. I lived in Paris for 3 months so you can probably understand where my love…read morefor them comes from! (I was also living near Crepe Central in Paris as well so everywhere I turned there they were!) I love the simple Nutella crepe, and can occationally be seen having a ham and chese crepe. What I did discover recentley though was ice cream in a crepe... I know, it sounds wierd but somehow it worked so well! Go and get your taste of France, once you've had one you will be hooked!

A little place that you simply must visit, stationed on the edge of Wine Street and Castle Park. La…read moreBonne Crepe serves traditional French crepes, made to order, with a wide variety of toppings. Sweet crepes are the white pancakes you might expect, but the savoury ones, called galettes, are made with buckwheat flour to a traditional French recipe, and the slightly bitter taste goes really well with savoury fillings. Very popular with local workers, there can be a significant wait at peak times such as lunch, but I assure you it is well worth hanging around. There are tables and chairs under cover, so you won't get wet if it is raining. The proprietor is a friendly young French man with a welcoming smile, and a good relationship with his regular customers. If you go there often and tend to order the same thing, he is likely to remember what crepe you like, which is always a nice touch in our impersonal modern world. The prices are fairly high, but the flavour makes it more than worth the money. There are other places selling crepes in the centre, but nowhere else matches these properly made beauties. If you're thirsty, La Bonne crepe also sells a selection of cold drinks, and a mean cup of coffee.

what happened to up the stars, you ask? Simple. I went back for more. Now there's a sign of…read moregoodness. The food speaks for it self. I was greeted with a warmer friendly face by the name of Lili. She was a pleasure to deal with. Polite and extremely helpful when making a decision. The food was prepared before my very eyes! watching chocolate melt is a intoxicating pleasure as the aroma drifts you to cloud nine and holds you there as you take a bite. Apparently they have another branch in Oxford, Bicester Village. I think Ive found a new reason to go shopping. Fun times.

I love the crepes here and loved coming to the little window to get them, but imagine how surprised…read moreI was when I discovered that they'd made it into a little shop! I thought it'd be great, so me and the boyfriend went inside. Same great crepes but because they wanted a shop of sorts they've somewhat ruined the experience a bit if you choose to eat in. You're probably best off getting the crepes and then leaving to enjoy them on the streets of Brighton, which is how they should be enjoyed! Perfect on a winters day.

This is a nice place to stop by for a quick, convenient treat for both savory and sweet crepes…read more They do have a variety of flavors and combinations to try from. Though you can customize and add extra ingredients, such as ice cream or fruit, I would recommend trying an original first. The portion sizes are reasonable to eat on your own or to share with another person. A casual eating place with average service and price points for food. The workers were attentive, polite, and brought the food efficiently.

Nice cute comfortable location in lower level of Covent Garden…read more Crepes were delicious (had Crepe Monsieur and Piggy That Went to Market). Service/staff were really efficient and thoughtful/kind. Super glad we found/tried it!

This is very nice place we were greeted right away and our order was taken within a few minutes…read more Very quaint and definitely great for instagram pictures.

From the owner: Crepes * Waffles * Ice Cream * Shakes & Juices * Rotisserie * Burgers & Grills * Fondue * Coffee &…read moreTea

The French Revolution has the tiniest kitchen on campus, but by far produces the absolute best…read morefood. The managers/chefs Arnold and Julie pride themselves on the authentic crepes, galettes, hot chocolates and coffees. I worked there for a few days when they were very busy last summer, and I never managed to get my espresso making quite up to their particular standards! All produce is carefully sourced, all organic and much home grown. The crepes are truly delicious, although at the higher end of the budget at up to £6 if you add extra ingredients/toppings. But seriously, the *only* place for decent food on campus. Sadly The Coffee Workshop Creperie struggles to make enough money as the university wont advertise it at all. In fact, this is its third year in operation and it's unlikely to be open for much longer, as the university wants control over all of its cafes - so look forward to further homogenised *choice* on campus. If you get a chance to go to this place please do - if enough people know about it and use it then hopefully the university management can't shut it down!!

What?! French Revolution creperie on campus? Why did no-one tell me? Next to this place, IDS cafe…read morepales into insignificance (sorry guys!). The Coffee Workshop is definitely my new top campus eatery- with an amazing menu of galettes, crepes, sandwiches and salads, they offer everything I could ever want from a cafe! I'm actually sort of worried, as it's just across the road form my building...what's to stop me popping over every lunch time??! Will power, you say? No chance. Crepes are my absolute favourite. The galettes (savoury crepes) are made with wholemeal flour and fillings include cheese, mushrooms, spinach, caramelised onion, goats cheese, chicken, salmon...the list goes on, the choices are pretty much infinite! I sampled the 'Scallop special', which contained cheese, spinach, tomatoes and scallops. It cost £5, which is on the higher end of what you expect to pay for campus food, but it was massive, incredibly filling and delicious! Prices generally range from £3.50-£5. The sweet crepes also look delicious- they do all the usual suspects...lemon and sugar, nutella, maple syrup etc. As well as all this pancakey goodness, you can order other breakfast items such as French toast, waffles and eggs on toast. I'm gushing, I know I am. I'm just too excited about this discovery...campus dining revolutionized! My only complaint is that I left smelling like a giant pancake- the ventilation could definitely be improved!

Fab place to drop in with friends for a casual get together. Always Busy with mums and well…read morebehaved teenagers. The crepes can be sweet or savoury, all freshly made to order. Lots of fresh fruit smoothies, milkshakes, soft drinks and coffee. The restaurant is light and bright with wooden tables,wood floors and bright picture prints. Modern look and modern feel. Open Tuesay to Sunday.xoxo

Ordered: Banana & Biscoff Cookie Butter Crepe (~£7)…read more Aya's take: We were looking for a nice, light dessert to enjoy after dinner and La Crêperie de Hampstead was recommended by some locals we were with. The crepes are made fresh and they have so many sweet and savory options to choose from. We went with the Banana & Biscoff Cookie Butter Crepe which was unbelievably satisfying. Banana and cookie butter is such an amazing combination and the buttery crepe really brought it all together. There could've been more toppings throughout as most of the flavor was really in the middle (not the top) but other than that, it was a great try!

An amazing experience at a very unassuming creperie on Hampstead high street. Made to order, quick,…read moretasty and quality ingredients. Loved the mushroom asparagus combination. So glad I live far from it otherwise I would be there daily!!!

Walked in the rain to 3 pubs to try to eat dinner on a rainy Sunday afternoon. The pubs weren't…read moreserving meals without reservations, so we ended up walking to this restaurant in a small mall. Nice casual restaurant with multiple types of burgers on the menu with other popular goods The food was good -burgers and fries. Service was good . Restaurant was clean and well maintained.

Very good BBQ and beer selection. Got the combo with brisket, pork ribs and chorizo(didn't want the…read morehot link). Reasonably priced and came out at a decent amount of time. The Camden Pale draught beer was good. Resraurant seemed like a great atmosphere with good music and lively crowd. Total for the trio with one pale beer and 37 British pounds. Not bad