When in Canada, one naturally will get that French urge to have a crepe. This is a really cool small quaint and authentic crepe spot reminding me of Montreal. Individual made to order items, and a very slow pace of life. Don't expect to get the check unless you ask for it -- if you wait you'll end up spending half your day there. But that's the culture. Food and coffee were great and it was a nice calming experience on a cold winter day. Easy go to if you're in that neighborhood and want a quick bite. read more

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I looove this place - it's truly home like! Everything is fresh, a variety of cheese, dope ambiance, also good coffee. I tried the small kale salad and wow did that hit a spot!!!! Crepes are always good - fairly yum as left overs. Not for you if you're looking for instant service where sometimes a single person is running the magic! It feels like a bunch of strangers came together for a picnic in a Victorian palace! read more

Very cute boutique style restaurant. Good atmosphere & friendly staff. I have never had a bad crepe from here with all the different ones I have tried. My favourite is the Saint Germain. I usually order for pick up, but it's a nice place if you would like to sit down & enjoy your lunch. read more

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Excellent service and the food is delicious. The staff are hospitable the ambience is infectious

Looking for crepes and came to try this place. It's a small cafe in Yorkville probably only 5-6 tables inside. Feels a little cramped. Good selection of sweet and savoury crepes on the menu, omelettes, sandwiches and cafe drinks. Menu didn't really feel authentic and a lot of the savoury crepes had egg as filling. Tried the Rive Droight savoury crepe with salad combo. Really underwhelmed. Smoked salmon and filling combo was really salty. I ordered green tea which came from PC. Overall average crepe place which didn't entice me enough to return. read more

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I'd give them a higher rating if they didn't take so long. We love this place and know that they're typically slow, but today, they were SUPER SLOW. We've mostly ordered them through UberEats since our weekends are often cramped, so it's easier to eat at home. Today, I placed my order shortly after 12 pm and still didn't have a delivery person assigned at 1:15. Since we weren't far, I decided to switch to pick-up. My husband got there around 1:35 and they had JUST started making our order! If they knew they weren't able to handle it, why did they keep their delivery orders open? At least we knew it was freshly made and not sitting there for half an hour. We didn't eat until 2 pm-ish. On the happy side, the crepes were delicious. read more

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I can rate it based upon a couple of pickup order as the inside dinning is closed for now. I used a pickup option for a sweet and savory crepe. The crepes were almost ready when I arrived so received them nice and warm. Both are OK and nothing to write home about. Would I order from them again probably if I don't want to venture out as this is just a middling spot for crepe. read more

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This is a cute little place on yorkville and yonge, blink and you might miss it. They have a good selection of savory and sweet crepes, perfect for that brunch treat. My personal suggestion would be to eat there and not do take out as the crepes can get soggy by the end of the journey to your place. So far have tried the parisienne, tom tom and cote d'azur on the savory side and dark chocolate and nutella on the sweet side. Their coffee is good too! read more

Great food and friendly service. Always go here multiple times when I'm in town. Highly recommend

Terrible service. Food all taste stale. Over priced. Don't waste your time or money here. Filth.

The two ladies were very friendly and nice when we walked in, but they couldn't keep up with their service as soon as the place became packed with customers. Expect slow service when this happens. When it comes to savory crepes, we have very high standards since we used to have an excellent creperie that made gourmet crepes in our town. We like our crepes to be thin and crispy with a nice balance of filling and sauce for moisture. Yorkville Crepes had a great selection of savory crepes, but they failed in execution on all of the crepes we ordered. The crepes were crispy but chewy. This meant they overcooked them, which caused some of the fillings like smoked salmon to get cooked and be dry. Rive-Droite in particular could have been better if it had half-cooked scrambled eggs or a sauce like aioli. Other than that, we loved their kale salad. read more

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Yorkville crepes have a beautiful ambiance to set your morning right. Coffee and crepes were amazing. read more

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I ordered the ham and cheese crepe for breakfast. It was ok. Quick service and place was nice.

I arrived and immediately I was greeted as an important figure, I felt welcomed and I was actually wanted there. The petite nature of this restaurant makes its so that you are in touch with everyone behind the counter and partake into any conversations. Then came the crepes. I wanted something on the lighter side and opted for the Popeye. Mozzarella, an egg, and some spinach was all I needed today. The crepe was fantastic from start to finish, the softness to the crispy bits. Everything was to my liking and for an abordable price. read more

Crêpes à Gogo reminded me of just how much I loved crêpes, especially savoury ones! I stopped by here for a quick dinner one night before seeing a friend's concert. These delectable creations are folded and served in a paper bag, so no utensils are required. I was torn between all the choices I had! A lot of them contain smoked salmon, which I normally love. But I wasn't sure how much I'd like it served inside a warm crepe. In the end, I opted for the Parisienne with scrambled egg, swiss, mushrooms, threads of red onion and filaments of dill. The combination was perfect- absolutely delicious! The dill was wonderfully fragrant and paired fantastically with the red onions and earthy mushrooms. I would've liked a little more scrambled eggs, but other than that, everything worked really well together. Best of all was the crêpe itself, which was inexplicably tasty! I would be very happy to just eat the crêpe plain on its own. I proudly finished my entire crêpe (albeit with a little help from my friend who took a few bites). It was a little too filling for me, but extremely satisfying nevertheless. Crêpes à Gogo recently opened a second location on Bloor and Spadina, so I might want to check that out soon. Can't wait to try their sweet crêpes! read more

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Still the best crepes in downtown Toronto! 6 years later and I'm sticking by my original review. Love the location, the crepes are delicious and the moment I walk in the door they greet me with a smile and already know what I want before I even speak a word. This shows they love what they do, and value their customers. Go..go..go to Yorkville Crepes! read more

I LOVE Crepes a Go Go!!! We were lucky to get the last available table when we walked in on a Sunday afternoon!! A queue started a couple of minutes after we settled down. The lone waiter is really nice and sweet. We were given hot Limonana sampler to try. Tasted pretty good... especially great if you have a cold or drinking it on a winter day!! Crêpe Madame: Cream cheese, dill, red onion, smoked salmon & lemon ($9.50) - Cold rolled crepes, light and refreshing.. but I think I like the hot folded one much better! Tartinade ($5.50) - delish!! Just love that warm, sweet crepes... I want that whole crepes without sharing.. but my friend looking at me with that give it to me look!! GoGo Crème: Petit crème & chocolate ($3.50) - like a hot chocolate.. but not as sweet, a lot more smooth.. and just like a liquid dessert! The services was quite slow, it took awhile before our order was taken.. but after that the food arrived quickly! Prices included tax! They accepts all credit cards for payment but do prefer tips be made in cash. I can't wait to come back and have another of those sweet hot dessert crepes all by myself!! NO sharing!! read more

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Highly recommend Yorkville Crepes! I have been a long-time, devoted customer of Yorkville Crepes for over a decade, and this place is a real gem. This family-run restaurant specializes in unique and tasty crepes and has an extensive breakfast/lunch menu. I love coming here because the owners care deeply and treat us like family. The crepes are always delicious, and my sons' personal favourites are The Popeye with scrambled egg, mozzarella, baby spinach, and the Nutella and strawberries dessert crepes, but really, you can't go wrong with any choice! Also, don't miss the kale salad, a delicious medley of kale, brussel sprouts, apples, almonds, cranberries, and parmesan with a lemon dijon dressing. One of the most charming aspects of Yorkville Crepes is its ambiance. The cozy, welcoming staff and owners have just enough space for about 20 guests, making it a perfect little place. Note, this is not a fast-food joint, so be a bit patient waiting for your freshly made-to-order crepes... it is SOOOOO worth it. And definitely check out their website for their menu and more photos. "When it's beautiful outside, we love taking our order to-go and eating in the charming little parkette next to the fire station, which has benches read more

Came here for lunch with my colleague, decided to try something different. The space is quite small, and seating is limited. There was only one worker on the floor - even during the lunchtime rush, there should have been one more worker. Due to this, it took a while to get seated, to get our orders in, and to get our drinks and to get our food. The worker was doing her best of course, and we scarfed down our food once it came and rushed back to work. I won't lie that lunchtime here was a bit pricey but what can you expect from Yonge and Bloor area? It was worth trying to see what is around the area. Update from Jan 31, 2020: Tried to come here for takeout, due to lockdown restrictions we can only do curbside pickup/takeout orders now. We opened the door 2 times to see if there was someone working which there was 1st time: not sure if she was busy but no hello or nod to acknowledge that she will be with us. 2nd time: a girl came out from the back to sit at one of the tables (inside with no mask with her dog) and she told us "someone will be with us in a second" and made no attempt to help that worker *shrug*. Okay so we stand and we wait. More than 5 minutes go by standing in the really cold weather, due to our break being short we decided to leave after no one coming to take the order. If you plan to walk up to the counter - don't. I recommend sending your order ahead of time through an app or ordering ahead instead. Sidenote: Not sure why someone is inside a restaurant not wearing a mask even if they are not working or an employee during these times. I was under the impression that masks should be worn at all times when inside a restaurant. If they are not working should they not be at home or not inside the restaurant? read more

Went for birthday breakfast. Lovely atmosphere but crepes were just OK... a little dry/tough and also the fillings were so minimal that it was mostly just crepe flavour. for $16 breakfast crepe with bacon and eggs, I'd expected there to be more than just a skimming of one scrambled egg on crepe. overpriced for what it is. wouldn't go back. read more

the crepes were so dry it was hard to swallow them. Service was terrible, we asked for sparkling water and got warm tap water, our food took 40 mins to arrive and they weren't busy, we asked for a sauce to help digest the food and she completely forgot, I won't be back. latte was good though. read more

A delightful places with tasty crepes. I ordered La Normande with soup, a cup of corn chowder with shrimp that was steaming hot. The La Normande had Black Forest ham, cheddar, apples, apple purée and arugula. My wife had the La Marseille which was ham and Swiss. Nice service and great meal. I'd recommend it highly. read more

The food is fine. Your usual overpriced brunch. But some of the staff are so rude. And given that there are only three people serving at once, you will absolutely interact with a rude server. I am the first person to advocate for service workers and how overworked and underpaid they are. But this is just unbelievably intolerable. I would have left if the space was not so small. The ambience is bright and airy but I could not enjoy it as I was just looking down so I do not have to interact with the rude servers. read more

I've wanted to come here for a while, and I'm glad it did! This crêperie is really cute, and I love the white color scheme they went with. The girl behind the counter was quite nice so maybe they changed staff? She split our crêpe in half when we requested and she was quite chatty. We ordered nicoise, which contains tuna, mozarella, black olives, tomatoes, zaatar, basil and olive oil. I'm pretty sure they had some sort of red pepper in there as well. The crêpe was nice and hot, and quite delicious on a cold winter's day. You pay after your meal at the counter, and overall the atmosphere of this crêperie is lovely! I would come back to try some of their other savory crêpes. read more

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It's minus four degrees outside, windy with wet snow coming down and the door is wide open calling me in! Seeking food and warmth I run into there open door to find a very warm and quaint little crepery! Our French waiter greet us and says have a seat and he'll be over with the menus. He is very friendly, takes our drinks orders, and gives us time to go over the menu. I'm flipping the menu over and going up down the double sided page.....Our waiter returns with a glass jar of water and two glasses and asks if we need any help? I think he sees my fustration. I ask where is the ham and cheese crepes?? He looks at me confused? He states we only offer Vegetarian crepes and fish. NO MEAT crepes??? I repeat (I suppose i was being to assuming) he says no sorry, I had my heart set on a ham & cheese crepe but our waiter was soo nice he offered some recommendations. In the end I took his suggestion of the Tova Crepe. He was kind enough to offer to cut in half and wrap the halves separate so we could share as they offer no cutlery here. He returned with the two indvidual halves neatly wraped in a paper bag delivered in a wicker basket and our english breakfast teas beautifully presented in clear glass cups. Tova Crepe - Sour cream, threads of red onion, dill, and smoked salmon. The filling was very hot and portion huge! I was eating only a half but it was a substantial portion. The flavours of red onion and smoked salmon were strong and distinct. I didn't hate it but I didn't love it either. Maybe I was off put because I was eating hot smoked salmon and hot sour cream (both normally eaten cold). I later realized why the door was kept open, it was extremely hot inside......I can't imagine how hot it is in the summer months? After we were finished eating I was waiting for our waiter to return so we could order some dessert crepes. He never returned but continued speaking loudly in French with the cook the entire time with there backs to us so I couldn't get his attention. Also I would have never known you had to go to the cashier and pay at the end of meal if I never witnessed the confusion with the fellow diners seated beside me. For the single crepe and 2 teas the bill came to about $15 bucks. Service was pretty good (in the beginning at least...), not much variety to the menu (no meat crepes!), presentation is good but limited seating (12 max?). FYI Do not drink the water in the glass bottles provided to you.....they don't wash the bottles after you use it they just top it back up with tap water after every customer leaves....gross!....there were fragments of god knows what floating in my jar! read more

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Do you remember a popular scene of a Parisian Girl sitting on the outside Patio of a Paris Cafe enjoying the blue sky and white clouds while an Accordion & a Clarinet player plays upbeat Cafe music in the background? I had that "Moment" here at Crepes a GoGo this Saturday afternoon. Even the Staff and environment were all en Francais as we were given a Bonjour as we waited near the door and was given Menus in advance. There was a French phrase on the top which I couldn't fully make out, "Eat to live and not live to eat". It could have been the opposite and it wouldn't mean anything to me. Maybe it should be "Eat to live to Eat..." Hot Limonana($2.50) is similar taste to what Hong Kong Cafes would offer if you ask for Hot Lemon Tea. I chose this over Coffee Beverage since I'm having a Crepe as well and needed a light flavoured drink. Tova(Sour Cream, Red Onion, Smoked Salmon & Dill $9.50): It was a delight to hold the Brown Bag which wraps this Folded Crepe with both hands and feel the warmth from this freshly made Crepe. The heat from the hot Crepe cooked the Smoked Salmon slightly. Aside from that, what you read from the ingredients list is what you get. Look for that FISH logo next to the Crepe item because that is your sign for anything Meat or more specifically Smoked Salmon. The only other thing close to Meat related is the Boiled or Scrambled Egg. They even had a note in the hidden top corner blackboard noting that Strawberries are not in season as a friendly reminder. I found my overall experience quite lovely and service from the French Gentleman very nicely done. P.S. The Accordion and Clarinet players made the experience memorable for me. Merci Beaucoup! read more

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Came here on a Friday afternoon to meet up with a friend. My Foodie Friend and I hadn't had crepes in a while so we relied on our favourite site, Yelp, to direct us into the right direction. Yelp, you never fail us! I arrived a little before the meeting time so I went ahead and ordered a drink while I waited. I decided to 'play it safe' the first round and ordered the cafe au lait. I saw the people around me drinking a mysterious warm drink in a mug. Curious as to what the hype was about, I ordered the Limonana (a lemon and mint drink, which apparently goes well with alcohol). It was a perfect warm drink for a cold, cold day. Crepes were fresh and delicious. The Julia, with chocolate and raspberry jam, just melted in my mouth. From a glance, the crepe looks small, but do not fret! The crepes that are made on site are folded so the crepe looks smaller than is.... they're so filling though so don't worry! The staff were all quite friendly and efficient with their cute French accents. It was crowded (in CAGG standards, which means there were about 10 people in the house), but the staff were all very attentive to the needs of each patron. Yay! I'm a fan. read more

Ever since I started reading reviews on yelp I have wanted to visit Crepes A Go Go... ever since I realized Crepes A Gogo was by the Toronto Reference Library, I was even more desperate for a visit!!! I finally had my chance when my cousins from Montreal came to town. I wanted to take them somewhere "frenchy" for a late breakfast. Crepes A Go Go is the first crepes specialty restaurant I have ever visted. The experience was so special. The owner (I think) was working the cash register and she was so friendly and accomodating to me, my little guy, and our bulky stroller - even though the place was packed and super busy. We ended up sitting outside but she had tried to move a table and a few chairs to seat us at the back so we could have a quiet space. All around, I could hear french being spoken by the staff and some patrons. My cousins commented that the french was the authentic French french and not the Quebecois french they speak. Our waiter was extremely attentive and friendly. He took the time to make suggestions and answer our questions. He even offered to take our picture - despite the fact that the place was so busy! We appreciated this :) The crepe itself was fantastic! I had goat cheese with basil and tomato - the heated version. Very gourmet-ish tasting. Unfortunately it was a little on the light side ... I would probably need three of them to feel full. At $8ish - $10ish/ each, it would be expensive. The selection of sweet, savoury, cold, warm crepes is pretty large ... makes me wish I had a million dollar budget so I could try them all. Tried the Limonana since I read so many rave reviews. Yes, it was quite tasty!!! Reminded me of a non-alcoholic iced tea mojito. Was it worth the three dollars??? Hmmm ... not sure yet ... but, if you are wavering, just go for it. You only live once, right?! :) Love the atmosphere of this place ... I will be back and hope you give it a try too!!! read more

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Saturday morning. 11am. Wow this place is incredibly busy. With only a handful of seats here, don't be surprised by a 10 min wait, or you can cozy up to the 4 seats in the bar area. It's interesting how if you want to add or delete items from their pre-set crepe recipes, they make a face and highly recommend you don't. They are probably right. Got the Quebecoise today - maple syrup, egg and mozzerella. It had the perfect combination of sweet and savoury. Would have likes a strawberry in there too. I think I'll ask for that next time. The people here are friendly and I love that they wrap your crepe up in a way you can take it to go if you'd like. It did a while for my crepe to come, but I had a coffee and a magazine so I didn't mind much. Abut 30 mins later, I was done and there was a line up for 3 parties at the door. Do these folks a favour and don't linger around here to chit chat. It was a beautiful day outside, so go take a walk!! read more

A gem in Yorkville. Fresh food in a beautiful setting. I've been twice and I always order the lunch special which is the soup of the day and a blt sandwich on a bagel. It's luxury meets comfort in a chic way. read more

Stopped by today after yoga and am pleased to see that business continues to be bustling at this adorable French creperie! I first discovered Crepes a Gogo when they had a booth at a Francophone festival at the Harbourfront Centre, then visited them at Bedford Rd., and followed them to this Yorkville location. Over the years, little has changed. The delicious food, authentic French atmosphere, and personal service are all still there. No live music on this last visit, alas. I had the Popeye (egg, mozzarella cheese, spinach). It makes for a perfect brunch crepe and the crepes themselves are light and not too spongey or dough-y like at some other places. They only have 2 griddles, so when it gets crowded, it might be slow. But nothing beats eating your crepe hot off the grill! Seating is tight -- this is a place to come in ones or twos, not in groups. I'd guesstimate the seating is approximately 15 seats. You can get your crepe to go (go) though, and there are some nice outdoors places to sit on Yorkville and Cumberland. As Wayne C. mentioned, painted on one of the walls is the phrase: "Il faut manger pour vivre, non vivre pour manger." I love the poster from Godard's "Au Bout de Souffle". Nice touch. The servers are really attentive and sweet. Most, if not all, are bilingual and many are native Francophones, explaining some endearing phrases such as "now I bring you cappuccino with beautiful foam." And it *was* a beautiful cappuccino. I spoke a bit to the owner, Veronique, before I left. She told me about her creation - Limonana, a minty-citrusy drink that can be hot or cold. She makes and bottles the drink on the premises. She even gave me a bottle to take home! It is a sort of cloudy beige colour, and I was afraid it would be sour (I think lemon juice is one of the first 3 ingredients) but I was pleasantly surprised. It is light, refreshing, and sweet. It is now also sold at Pusateri's, Lettieri, Bonjour Brioche, MBCo, Chabichou, St. Lawrence Market, and several other delicious places in the city. As the website declares, "when life throws you lemons, add some mint... and drink limonana!" *According to an article in the star, Veronique will be expanding Crepes a Gogo into the adjacent space previously occupied by Le Pain Quotidien! Stay tuned... read more

Franchement, le café crème etait fabuleux, mais la crepe au chocolat- pas fameuse. Désolé. Really enjoyed the café crème but the chocolate crepe wasn't that great. Rather disappointing. Sorry to say. I RECOMMEND: trying something else in the menu. Maybe a savoury crepe. EXTRA TIP: very limited seating, take to go or expect to dine quickly read more

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Mmmm-- a gogo. Yorkville Crêpes hits the spot every time. Both savory and sweet crêpes are out of control good. This place - a gogo converted me to a savory crêpe craver. They always prepare the crêpe perfectly to crispy perfection and line it with excellently balanced fresh tasty ingredients. This place hits the spot. Their crêpe rolling is something you're just going to have to see and mouthfeel for yourself. Stellar. 4/4 trimesters. Proper pregnancy food. La Parisienne and Nutella w Banana are my faves - a gogo. read more

Missed my stop for the subway and decided since I was at yonge and bloor I might as well give this place a try based on what I've heard from others about this place. Arrived at the place and I highly suggest you get the crepe to go. The waiter looked clueless and worked slowly. However, I won't be eating this place based on service. Got a crepe with cheese and tomato. Crepe was a good mix of chewy and crispy. Cheese oozed out and tasted delicious with the crepe. Would definitely revisit for the food but I will not be sitting down for my food as it delays the food's arrival! read more

Surprised they're open on family day, but had the cutest brunch here. All the crepes are between $7-$12 so pretty decently priced. The decor is so beautiful, it's what I want my house/kitchen to look like. We went all out and ordered a savoury and sweet crepe each. I got the "Tom Tom" smoked salmon crepe and it was delicious! Then I followed that up with the "festival", which just had cinnamon, sugar and strawberries. Perfectly simple and perfectly yummy. Oh and don't forget the limonana drinks! I haven't found these anywhere else, but the lemon and mint is so good! read more

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Well made crepe with good flavour. Nice enviroment for a relaxing breakfast in the morning! read more

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I frequent Yorkville Crepes as it's a great place for light meals both savory and sweet. The crepes are thin, refined; service is always swift and friendly. read more

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Lovely Brunch Spot with Excellent Service! Our party of three enjoyed a lovely Sunday brunch at this cute Yorkville spot. We were able to customize our crepes to our liking, and the service was very friendly. Will definitely be going back. read more

On Sundays, I crave crepes. OK, that's not always true, but I did today, and this place hit the spot. As noted by others, this place is small and has limited seating. Fortunately, there was only one other couple there when we came in (mid morning). We were instructed to grab some menus and seat ourselves. And then shortly there after, we were asked what we wanted to drink, and given a few more minutes to decide what to get. We splitted a campargnarde (egg, mozzarella, tomato & parsley) and a chocolat (dark chocolate & strawberry slices), and had a coffee, elderflower juice, and water. The beverage and the food came very quickly. The crepe was good. I felt the crepe was perfectly thin, and a good mixture of crispy and chewy. The taste was good as well. I rather liked that the crepes were in wraps that we could pick up and eat. The coffee was good. Unfortunately, the glass for the juice and the water had some little black specks of something or another in it though...I think maybe coffee grinds fell in? We picked them out, but obviously it would have been better if it came without this. I'd probably come back though. It's conveniently located. The price was OK (there are some other crepe places that are slightly cheaper). The service was quick and nice. read more

A cute shop at the corner of Yorkville and Yonge St bringing a taste of Paris to our fine City. Ordered the Rive Droite (translated as 'Right Bank' which is a geo reference to the Northern part of Paris) contents of crepe: scrambled egg, sour cream, baby spinach, & smoked salmon I didn't feel a warm 'love is in the air' kind of service. Service was all business but was spot on. The crepe was perfectly made and the taste combination was superb! It was warm to the touch, made to a slight crisp. It is to be eaten in your hands like a sandwich (wrapped in a brown paper bag) I visited during a quiet time just before noon on a weekday. Definite recommend - to dine in or take-out. read more

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