In a town increasingly crowded with concepts chasing exclusivity, this French alpine bistro…read moresucceeds in something far more difficult: atmosphere with genuine substance. From the moment you step inside, the room feels cinematic, warmly lit, artfully layered, and unmistakably Aspen in the way visitors hope Aspen will be.the space feel less like a restaurant and more like stepping into a painting. The service is impeccable. Staff move through the dining room with confidence and intuition, striking that elusive balance between polished professionalism and genuine warmth. Nothing feels rushed, nothing feels overlooked. Not every dish justifies its ambitious pricing, but the restaurant understands the importance of signature indulgences. The pistachio martini is memorable without gimmick. while the escargot stands out as one of the menu's most successful nods to classic French decadence. Ultimately, this is less a place to dissect course by course and more a place to experience. It captures the romanticized version of Aspen people travel here searching for elegant, decadent, a little theatrical, and undeniably beautiful.

Blown away by French Alpine Bistro. Absolutely stunning charm - intimate, dark, and very European…read morefeeling. The staff was so accommodating and welcoming even when we didn't have reservations. For food, we got the fondue for the table with potatoes, broccoli and cauliflower, apples, schnitzel, and crusty bread. The cocktail we got was called the Pink Panther and it was not only beautiful, but also delicious. It was such a fun dinner experience. The entrees looked amazing and the menu was vast. Overall, I'd go back here in a heartbeat, it was fantastic!

An absolute delight! While this location does tax on a kind of "beautification" fee due to being…read morelocated in the Bluebird Market, it's worth the cost. I ordered the Lemon Souffle and requested that they add strawberries. Service was fast and friendly and a few minutes later we were eating the perfectly soft and crispy crepes that were generously filled with fresh fruit, clotted cream and tart notes of lemon. You do need to request silverware sine they serve them in these cone-shaped cups that don't contain the massive crepe, and seating is pretty dark in the building, especially in the mornings. I'll be returning the next time we're in the area!

The move to Frisco looks like a good one. Alex and the folks have successfully transported their…read morecrepe expertise and the experience was great. Food and service were excellent, and dining al fresco was a welcome treat!

Large crepes and you pay $16-20 for it. Service is average and they make the crepe on the spot…read more There is some difference between the online menu and in person menu as some items have changed. Had the strawberry and cream sweet crepe which was delicious and definitely sweet. Also had the chicken pesto crepe which was large. Chicken was a bit dry. Overall a good but average spot if you're craving a crepe, quick dinner or a lunch spot.

Was given the wrong crepe and it was freezing cold…read more.. That was about it, but this review needs 85 characters.

Crepes aka carte produced a wonderful selection of crepes. The wife an I both enjoy the sweet…read moreBananas Foster crepes. Cool little area to sit in outside

Service was on a screen; but they put an automatic 18% gratuity and still wanted a tip. A banana…read moreNutella crepe ended up being almost $20 which it did not live up to. The man was nice and offered water, but to get them to go was an extra cost.

Wow, I have not had a savory crepe maybe ever... talk about "hitting the spot!" I made my own…read morebreakfast crepe with pesto, cheese, egg, and sausage, and I'm not kidding when I say it might have been the best breakfast I've ever had. My kids had a sweet crepe with fruit, and they ate it up quick! You will not be sorry you stopped here... and the convenience of carrying with you as you walk makes breakfast with kids a lot more tolerable!!

Crepe was just okay. I had the strawberry banana Nutella whipped cream crepe. It's not like a…read moreJapanese style crepe with that soft chewy texture, instead it's more crispy and closer to a pancake which wasn't my favorite. They also only put whipped cream on top instead of throughout, so it felt a bit uneven. The wait was pretty fast. They give you a buzzer and you can just grab your food when it's ready. Still hit the spot though.

Crepes are wonderful and gelato is amazing!! They were also playing some fun jams when we went in.read more

We have been frequenting Beaver Creek for years. This place is such a tremendous slap in the face…read moreto its customers. Our total was $52!! for 3 kids size single scoops, about the diameter of a golf ball, and one medium size scoop. They do not allow samples for such ridiculously priced ice cream, so if you don't like it, you're out $10+ for a kiddie ice cream, no, sorry, "gelato," with freezer burn. Unfortunately, they have a monopoly there for ice cream as there are no other shops in the village. It's time for the village to get involved and find another ice cream business that isn't out to take advantage of their customers. There are several in Vail that are so much more reasonable with much better product and friendly service who don't make you feel like you're bothering them. Ridiculous.

My mom was craving a crepe so we stopped here! The prices were much higher than we were used to for…read morecrepes, which make this place a little more unattractive, but it was okay

Really great crepe spot! Fresh ingredients, lots of options, a little on the pricey side but that's…read moreAspen for you! Honestly great spot to work as well. I really liked the outside seating. Staff wasn't overly friendly but still a good spot!

With trepidation due to mixed reviews, we set out to La Creperie to satisfy my croissant craving…read more However, no worries--it was all good. Some of the parking is for the liquor store and is signed as such, leaving not a lot of room for eaters to park. We parallel parked on the side street. The woman who greeted us wasn't overly friendly, just business-like, and took us directly to our table. No waiting for us, but it was a July weekday, 10 am. It was busy, but not packed. There were two outdoor seating areas, as well. Our server, Monica, was kind and helpful when answering questions from us old folks. Prompt and attentive was her style, though not overly so. Husband ordered an omelet with meat, which was good, not exceptional. I had a croissant with real butter and great raspberry jam. And fresh slices of avocado as a side order. Croissant was flaky on outside and soft and somewhat airy on the inside, so I fell in love. I drank an unremarkable bagged Earl Grey tea with milk, and my dear enjoyed two Americanos. They serve Lavazza coffee, which I regret not ordering. Afterwards I decided there was too much water in my mug for the little tea bag hence my poor tea experience. Perhaps an additional bag or a smaller cup would've helped. Anyway, it all arrived beautifully and promptly. The decor is slightly cute, though a bit overly decorated (busy) for my taste, but I liked the butter-yellow paint color, and I appreciated the wood furniture instead of metal or plastic. Enjoyed the red and white checked curtains. So overall, it's almost cozy. I despise sitting shoulder to shoulder in restaurants and will walk out if that's how tables are arranged. But that wasn't an issue here. Yay. Also, the woman in the bakery section was nice. Leave your house now and enjoy your trip to La Creperie. Eat a croissant for me, okay?

Wife N. and I make the trip out here from Portland OR each year for a few days of getaway and…read morebasically eat our way around Fort Collins and Denver. This fine sunny and warm Sunday morning found us hopping in (again, we came last year) to La Crêperie to fight the crêpe withdrawals--it's been too long. Interior is very "Parisian cafe", period art, TVs showing videos of the pastry chefs doing their thing. She ordered a hot chocolate to start, and a Parisian crêpe (berries, whip cream, raspberry coulis). I ordered a galette (think square envelope-crêpe) from the savory side. I'd had it last visit and had been looking forward to a redux. I ordered the Professeur Steve, capers, mushrooms, caramelized onions, spinach and brie, which arrived with smoked salmon arranged like a rose at opposing corners (keeps it cold). Oh man, this brie-gooing mushroomy sweet-caramelly onion spinach umami explosion goes perfectly taken in a bite with the salmon. Addiction sated; withdrawals saved off until next June's visit. Wife's crêpe was delicious--everything sweet-toothers love. Hot chocolate is real. Like not from a packet but from a chocco chunk and paid labor somewhere nearby. Whipped cream was real, and thick enough that it could have been sliced and served on its own. Absolutely freaking delicious. Love this place. See you in a year!

We came here for crepes instead of Crepes A La Cart and loved our experience here. I've been to…read moreCrepes A La Cart previously and had a bad experience there so I decided to try Trolley Crepes for a crepe craving. There was NO LINE, which is amazing! The service was quick and so nice! I got their smores crepe. It was perfectly cooked and stuffed with smores filling - marshmallows, Nutella, chocolate chips, and graham crackers. It was so good and we enjoyed it by Maggie Pond. Yes they don't have an extensive menu like crepes a la cart, but if you don't want to wait an hour in line and pay steep prices come here. This is now my go to spots for crepes when in Breckenridge.

Crepes were warm and delicious, the service was excellent. Regarding the auto gratuity: it's…read moreinteresting that the low ratings people are in a ski town and will happily shell out $25 for shitty chicken tenders on the slopes but want to bash a guy trying to make a few bucks selling crepes. I plan to get another crepe after skiing today.

I'd give more stars if I could. Genuinely French crepes. It was his grandmothers recipe. Fresh and…read moredelicious. I was $1 short and he gave me the money! This place was on diners drive ins and dives. Well deserved.

Very very tasty crepe! I'll have to try more but the single one I had was delicious. Always hard to…read moredecide, sweet or savory and I went with the Lemon Strawberry crepe. This was a quite simple concoction with indulgent whipped cream added on top. The ingredients were very fresh and I particularly enjoyed the bite the lemon slice added. They are pretty evenly match with other Boulder brunch foods at $13-20. Parking is a bit tight but it's usually open. Seating is a small but clean and breezy area with tons of plants. The man working the front was very nice. Hope to be back soon!