Review Cafe Crepe - Toronto

Such a great place! Me and my friends reserved a table the day before going and they made sure to put a tablecloth and some fake roses for decoration. Everyone was so nice and the owner (I think) even speak French. She was so kind and lovely. The food was great. Lots of choices and wide range of price. The omelette and the fries were delicious, and I loved the fact that they put fruits with almost everything. Big portions as you can see in the picture. They also have a large selection of vegan food (although they use plastic cups and cutlery’s). Anyway, do not hesitate to go. Me and my friends will definitely come back!

I had - Mini Karine's Supreme - Orange Juice For $18. You can choose between waffle and pancake. And for the meet, bacon or sausage. Good for the price. It's located in a small food court. So don't be surprised if you don't see it on the street view. Staff are kind and professional, 10 oit pf 10. Good experience. I may check them again

This place was amazing! 😊 The best, most friendly service and a hardy, wholesome breakfast. Fruit is cut fresh (no preservatives!), and portions are big and price is very reasonable. Lots of vegan options too! Would come back again! ❤️

Don't be fooled by the enormous menu and off-beat decor, their hearty and delicious food is only outdone by their charming candor. I had the feta spinach omelette with salad and toast, and to my pleasant surprise it also came with fresh fruit! Perfect fuel for a romp around downtown. Will definitely be back.

I LOVE having fruit with breakfast! Karine's is a cult favorite. While the food isnt cheap, its definitely delicious and worth the price. It thought it could use some polishing on certain parts (overcooked and dry pancakes, burnt bacons, food not hot) but overall its a good experience. Needs its own space rather than being inside a food court if you ask me

The energy and charisma of the owner is matched by the outstanding quality of the food! A priceless gem hidden in a food court.

The berry banana shake was ABSOLUTELY amazing! You get a lot of food. Not all great but definitely worth a visit.

I was shoooook at how good the food and service was for the price. The front lady was so sweet and everything was so fresh ☺️ 10/10 will come again

The best crepes I’ve ever tasted for a long time. Both savory and sweet crepes are delicious. We preferred the crepes with strawberry, nutella, nut called “Fairytale” and the crepe with cheese and pesto sauce. Excellent!!

I wanted to try some crêpes when I was visiting Toronto. My takeout order was for a Le Vegetarien(spinach, feta, mushroom, tomato) and a strawberry milkshake. The milkshake was delicious. The crêpe was nice as well. They have a lot of vegetarian options on their menu. Their service was fast. I hope I get to try their sweet crêpes in the future.

We stopped in for breakfast and they had a variety of options......the club breakfast crepe was awesome and everyone liked their choices. We finished with a banana and Nutella crepe, yum! The service was good with frequent check-ins and coffee refills.

My go to place for crepes😍. You cannot miss this place when you are walking by, as you can see the chefs making crepes through their glass windows which will make your mouth water instantly 😋. I've been there a lot of times and have tried quite a few in their menu.<br/><br/>Red pepper soup - My favourite soup and would never miss it if it's their soup of the day<br/><br/>Cafe crepe signature Nutella milkshake - I would highly recommend it as it's the best Nutella milkshake in town.<br/><br/>When it comes to sweet crepes almost all their crepes are good. With regards to savoury crepes my personal favorites are 'some like it hot' in vegetarian and 'Baja chicken' which is their chef speciality. My friends go crazy for Baja chicken😂. <br/><br/>The place gets too noisy at times as it very small with loud music. However, so far the best crepe place I've been to in downtown 😋<br/>

We were looking for somewhere to eat and to be honest were kinda fed up from asian and italian cuisine when we stopped abruptly infront of this joint and without speaking went in to the smell of sweet chocolate crepes. <br/>The hostess that welcomed us was very nice and directed us to our table. Our waitress was a very kind girl and gave us a few minutes to decide. <br/>I ordered the tuna melt crepes without egg. Do you wanna know how long it took me to gulp it down? 5MIN only! YES! it was so good, hot straight out of the (pancake-making) oven :)<br/>We ordered a nutella crepe that our waitress kindly made us share on two plates. <br/>Sweet and Salty crepes that were so so so good and fulfilling. I did not feel nauseated at all. <br/>I recommend Cafe Crepe to all of you!!!

Perhaps one of the best crepe restaurants I have tried. The savory and sweet options made for a large menu. The French toast crepe with Swiss cheese egg cinnamon and maple syrup was incredible. The shredded hash browns are also a must. A great way to start a Sunday.

The service was quick and the crepes delicious. One particular crepe had bit too much Grand Mariner added, which took away some of the Nutella and banana flavour, but otherwise tasty.

Really cool place, I loved it here. The vibes are super chill and their breakfast options are sooo good! I will definitely be going back some time soon.

Amazing crepes! Servers were really friendly. Ambience was very lively! <br/><br/>I felt that they should have more options in their sweet crepes menu.<br/><br/>I lover their vanilla ice cream :)

Great crepes! This a good place to go for late night dessert with a friend or a midday treat. I had the strawberry Nutella crepe and split it with friends for dessert. Also, the staff were very nice and attentive!

Crepes! Need I say more...whenever I have a hankering for crepes or am in the area looking for nutella, banana pairing I make a stop here; enjoy.

A short haiku review from me to you! Hope you enjoy it!<br/><br/>--------<br/>Quaint, cozy, café.<br/>Delicate, crepes to order.<br/>Completed the night.<br/>--------

C ordered this and we were shocked to see how sad looking this sandwich was… The baguette was hard and “lightly” (I barely tasted it) drizzled with some olive oil. Bocconcini cheese is essentially egg-sized semi-soft mozzarella cheese and since the flavor is really mild, it needed a lot of “help” to bring out the flavor. The sandwich was tasteless and I could tell the cheese was definitely not fresh as the texture was so hard that I can probably slap someone with it. C ended up picking out the prosciutto and ordered a sugar butter crepe instead (not pictured).

I am extremely disappointed here. I've heard amazing reviews and it was a huge let down. My friend got their style of an icecap and it was completely bitter. I got a Nutella latte and there was no Nutella. My friend asked for the strawberry, banana and Nutella crepe and they forgot the strawberries but charged her for it. I asked for cinnamon and sugar crepe with strawberries and I barely got any strawberries that I'm paying extra for. I am very upset with this visit

"That smells amazing!" I couldn't help but exclaim.<br/>A voice soon replied back, "It tastes even better!"<br/><br/>Stepping foot into the cafe, I realized that there was a takeout section as well as a dine-in one. (I didn't think much of it at that moment, but I later realized that the cafe was usually so busy that customers would rather purchase takeout crepes than spend an incredulous amount of time waiting for a table due to popular demand.)<br/><br/>The interior was that of a classic American diner, complete with incandescent lighting and a black-and-white checkered floor.<br/><br/>We were seated immediately, and ordered two savoury crepes: Chicken Melt and Montreal Smoked Beef, Egg, and Dijon Mustard.

Its a great place to hang out after a downtown strolling. The selection is great and the environment is busy so it might have to wait to be seated.

Simplicity at its finest. Nutella crepe with one scoop of vanilla ice cream. What a medley of flavours and textures. Is there a better combination than that of Nutella and warm dough?? They had freshly squeezed orange juice which was nice too. And an iced Nutella late!!!

Good Breakfast place in the Entertainment district area. Crepe is their specialty. I like their scrambled eggs and different has brown too.<br/>Even if you are looking for sweet crepe as dessert then you should bookmark this place. <br/>Service is Very good.<br/>Overall I rate it in between 3.5-4

Love love love the crêpes here. First and last crêpe place to go to. Savory or sweet...win win. Service is okay...can be slow when its busy, during peak rush hours. The aroma as you walk by the place makes you wanna come in. Recommend dine in or take out.

Nice spot on Queen, stopped for dessert with my coworkers and ordered a strawberry & sugar crepe, affogato and Nutella latte. All three were yummy and service was friendly:) Loved the strawberry's inside the crepe, they lightly caramelized with sugar and sliced so it was easy to eat. Ice cream was a nice touch as well!

Nutella with strawberries and bananas...enough said :) . We did order the one with dark chocolate since my bf doesn't like Nutella but the guy made a mistake and gave us Nutella.

Had the spicy crepe with Bacon and it was just remarkable:) <br/>For sure I will come back!!

Savoury Crepes.... I remember coming to this restaurant since I was a kid. Check out this location if you're touring Toronto's Much Music building since it's located just across the street. Awesome savoury crepes but sometimes can be inconsistent. Sometimes the crepes can be undercooked whereas other times it'll be perfect.

Delicious. Love the strawberry crepe, simple and just scrumptious. The service is always good here. Great way to treat myself when craving for some sweet crepes.

Fabulous!!!. Stars<br/>1) Customer service 1<br/>2) Cleanliness 1/2<br/>3) Food Presentation 1<br/>4) Food Flavor 1<br/>5) Over all atmosphere 1/2<br/>★★★★☆<br/>4 out of 5 stars<br/><br/>The customer service has when I have listed been speedy and friendly! Also helpful when your feeling indecisive. The place is so busy to keep up with some days that I do see a lot of increased tables and the bathroom could use a touch or two. The food presentation is neat! But I like anything that I get to watch my food being made =) the food favours are wonderful and they have so much variety for crepe that you can have a different on every day of the week if you so wished to! The atmosphere is like a cafe though personally I think the are work is ugly and fir hipsters... But that is just how I personally feel about it.... Other then that this place is pretty awesome!

Crepe's Amour. The Banana Nuttela Crepe with extra Banana's and Whipped Cream is all I ever order whenever I go to here. And still a superb choice, to eat and go on Queen West.

Favourite place downtown to visit!. I've been there several times with friends and family. Very tasty, well portioned crepes, friendly staff. The nutella latte is delicious. I recommend "Chris' French toast crepe" a good combination of sweet and savory. I always look forward to going every time I go downtown.

Terrible Service. I was super excited to eat here, I saw half the tables empty so I figured we'd get food quickly. The waitress said there were no tables for 3 and we should wait. We waited but she seated a party of 4 and two more parties after that. We checked with another waitress but they said they'll call us. Waited some more, and when another party was seated before us, we left. What a joke!!! Was it because we're asian?

Nothing Special. It was a cold spring day, with no sun and overcast clouds throughout the day, my company and I decided to stop by for something to warm us up before we went to the Scotiabank Theatre; and we found Cafe Crepe. <br/><br/>Cafe Crepe has an open kitchen, which means that you can see your food being cooked every step of the way. Our order consisted of, <br/><br/>1 Nutella and Banana Crepe<br/>1 Hot Chocolate<br/>1 Cream of Mushroom soup<br/><br/>As our order got put up, we watched as they put butter on the workspace, and then proceeded to put the crepe mixture on top. We watched from beginning to end as they made the crepe. Everything looked good and decent until we actually took our first bites. A crepe is supposed to be thin and this crepe WAS thin, but somehow came up soggier than expected. Correct me if I'm wrong, but it shouldn't be hard to cook a crepe thoroughly. <br/><br/>The hot chocolate was a standard hot chocolate, nothing fancy or anything to make you go, "Wow". It could have been mixed a little better, but I wont hold it against them. <br/><br/>And lastly, their saving grace, the Creme of Mushroom Soup. Lucky for them it being cold out, this soup was heavenly, both holding it in my hand and going down. Even though it was a smaller-than-expected portion, it made me savour both the flavour and the warmness of the soup. If I could have a choice of soup to eat, it would be a close call between Cafe Crepe's Cream of Mushroom or Cafe Mirage's Italian Wedding. <br/><br/>Scoring is as follows:<br/><br/>Nutella and Banana Crepe = 3/5<br/>Hot Chocolate = 3.5/5<br/>Cream of Mushroom soup = 4.5/5<br/>Overall = 3.6/5<br/><br/><br/>What surprised me the most is that the item that the Cafe is supposed to be known for, it the item that scored the lowest rating in this review. The Creme or Mushroom soup was by far the greatest thing we ordered, and it technically wasn't even up on the menus. I sincerely hope that Cafe Crepe will improve on their items that they supposedly "specialize" in, and maybe, just maybe Ill come back in for something that is a side dish.

Amazing and PERFECT. Amazing quality. The crepes are perfect, and the pita surrounding the insides (for lack of a better word) is just perfect, tender and soft. I would definitely come back here. Finding parking is a bit hard, so I recommend using public transit. I've tried both the crepes which are more of a meal (ham and cheese) and a dessert one (banana and Nutella). <br/><br/>The Ham and Cheese Crepe was amazing. I have never tasted anything like it before, and is definitely the highlight of my visit. The cheese and ham fall perfectly with each other, and the quality is amazing. The ham is succulent and made to perfection, while the cheese blends in and just makes it heaven. The price for this was excellent as well.<br/><br/>The Banana and Nutella one wasn't as great. I feel like the banana cancelled out the Nutella, and kind of made it more banany, but that's just my opinion. Was still good, but after trying the crepe I talked about previously, this one was not thought of favourably by me. It's nice, and is very filling, just not what I like. The chocolate drizzle over the crepe was good though.<br/><br/>The waiters and chefs were very VERY friendly. They didn't have the attitude I'm used to at the suburban restaurants I usually attend. Spacing is a bit tight though, as the place is pretty narrrow.<br/><br/>Meal Crepe: 10/10<br/>Dessert Crepe: 7.2/10<br/>Service: 10/10<br/>Cleanliness: 8.5/10<br/>Spacing/Comfort: 7/10

Great late night dessert spot. The strawberry and banana nutella crepe is so tasty. When you order it with a side vanilla ice cream, all the flavors combined melts in your mouth.

Squee for panini!. Love the prosciutto, bocconcini, tomato panini!! I eat them morn, noon and night, knowing full well im surrounded by dessert eating crowd

My wife and I have eaten here 3 or 4 times now and it's been consistently great. Scrumptious, moist, flavourful crepes with fresh filings. My favourite is the tuna and swiss savoury crepe.

The dessert was perfect, but the only suggestion the visual aspect of the salad crepes need to improve (without decoration).

Delicious Crepes. I went to their Queen's Street West outlet for the first time on May 13th, and was impressed with the quality of the crepes served. I had the Sophia's Funky Monkey, and crepe with dark chocolate, bananas and caramel.<br/><br/>Everyone at the table loved it, and ordered 2 more crepes to share. A piece of advice - Wait for a few mins before ordering your next crepe, because the first one will take some time to signal to your brain that you are really full!

Trendy and overpriced. Wide selection of crepes. Fast and friendly service. Trendy and bustling atmosphere. Unfortunately, crepes are anything special considering the price. Found the actual crepe a little bland and the added ingredients appears to be pulled from a fridge... I worry about the freshness.

Order the nutella chocolate and banana crepe after dinner out or a movie....you wont go wrong....so good.

Good overall. Crepes are good though not as "authentic" as Crepes a Go Go. Having said that Cafe Crepe has a lot of strong points. Most people go for crepes but their sandwiches are awesome here. Their pressed paninis and their baguettes are good. Also try their Parisian hot dog, very yummy and interesting. Crepes are ok, like I said not as good as Crepes a Go Go but still very good. Coffee is excellent if you eat-in only (takeout is no good). Why? Because they use the right size cup for coffee in the restaurant but when you takeout they dilute the same amount of coffee with too much water. And even if I instruct them to use less water in a takeout order, they just don't get it and do it right for some reason. Overall, this place is good and I recommend a go.

I ordered a tuna crepe thinking it would be as good as Crepes A GoGo and boy was I disappointed, they basically dumped dry tuna on a crepe, that was it, no mayo, no seasoning, it was awful. The crepes were large and way over stuffed and there was nothing elegant about this food. I wouldn't recommend it if you actually like real crepes, or even if you don't.

Good food and drinks. I've never been disappointed with the cinnamon sugar crepe and cappuccino.

Great food. I had the tuna baguette for an early lunch and the waitress said it was one of the best things on the menu that doesn't get ordered nearly as much as it should. It was sooo good. I am very pleased with the food and the service. nice easy going atmosphere!

Great crepes at affordable prices.

Like it. The fresh-squeezed orange juice was actually fresh-squeezed orange juice (oh was that good). The panini was tasty (if way too small). Increase the portion sizes a little bit and this place would be great.

The service was the worst I've ever seen not only was the server rude to us because we had a mix up of 2 friends sitting down to eat and 2 other friends ordering to go. We were then informed by management that we were to tip the server even though we ordered 2 at the take out area. The only thing that left an even more bitter taste in my mouth was the bad esspresso

Fast and friendly service. Service was good, so was the food. Chicken, egg, cheese and mayo crêpe was tasty and good. Cheap. Busy place. Would go back.

A wonderers hangout. This is one of my favorite urban west end hangouts. whether I'm wondering around and need "a little something", or I'm hungry for something substantial this is the place to go. The atmosphere and staff emit an air of comfort an style. Not only is it possible to leave completly satisfied without questioning if you have a hole in your wallet, but's proximity to the ever busy west end life puts it in the pefect spot to cater to a wide varirty of people. definatly not a grab and go food stop, more a place to cool your heels and enjoy the company of the one you're with.

Best Crepe place in the city. Service is consistently excellent, and the atmosphere is great. The savoury Crepes are high quality and the sweet ones are done to perfection. Highly recomended for breakfast , lunch, brunch and deserts.

Worth A Try. I would have thought that there would have been more crepe places in the core of Toronto, but I could not come across any others. This place seems to be a trendy place for small groups of people to congregate while eating some fine crepes. You can see the crepes being made from the street via their front room kitchen and large window looking in.<br/>They serve both dinner and desert crepes, as well as specialty coffee's and alcohol.<br/>I find their crepes to be good, as there is quite a large selection of things that they can put inside the crepe. I have only had desert crepes, and you can fill them with fruits, maple syrup, chocolate, rum apple sauce and caramel to name a few of the toppings.<br/><br/>I cannot comment on the price as I have no experience at other creperies. I do, however, find their service to be good and the food comes out fast. Even when the place is full, our waiter came back to our table to check on things and the food was prepared faster than I was expecting.<br/><br/>The only small drawback I have is that I would have thought the crepe itself would have had a little more sweetness to it. I found the crepe to be a little bland, so make sure you get enough toppings to make it tasty.

. I was warmly welcomed in and immediately ordered a café latte to warm up. I don’t have a sweet tooth so my focus was on the salty crepes. What to choose? Le Club(Chicken, swiss cheese, bacon, tomato, mayonnaise) or their famous chicken melt (chicken, swiss cheese, mushroom, tomato & sweet onion aioli). None of the above. I ultimately went with the Chris’s “some like it hot” (spinach, feta cheese, tomato, sweet onion aioli & tabasco sauce). I was very pleased with this crepe. The size was just enough for lunch, and it was fully loaded. Cafe Crepes has a wide selection of crepes. Fast and friendly service. Trendy and bustling atmosphere. One of the nice things about this restaurant is that you can see them making your crepe while you wait.

.... Cafe Crepe  is a simple little French restaurant that combines a few modern design elements with retro-chic tiles, lighting and art–as would a Parisian bistro. The atmosphere is intimate for a date, but relaxed enough for a night out with friends. Image via Wander the Map Cafe Crepe specializes in fresh-to-order sweet and savoury crepes. While the restaurant is known for its  Nutella crepes  (I couldn’t even count the number of Nutella jars on display), I was pleasantly surprised to discover the savoury crepes were as tasty as the sweet ones. Offering traditional French combinations of ham and cheese, chicken and mayo, or spinach and feta, the savoury crepes leave you satisfied and full–but with just enough room to squeeze in a few bites of dessert. Over on the sweet side, they offer a selection

Its been a few years since I’ve eaten at Cafe Crepe. I remember the first time, my highschool friends and I ordered so many pretty crepes we couldn’t finish! Oh, old times old times.. Walking in the restaurant, my eyes had to adjust from the outside brightness against the place’s dimness. The store set up is actually quite good. The front has a takeout reception area for those who want to get a crepe to-go, whereas others can dine-in. Can you believe it? They even have a whole wall from top to bottom full of flavoured sauces and Nutella! As for the dining area, it was quite comfy with sofa seats. The only downside was that their 2-person tables (not the booth seats you see in my photo) may be too narrow if customers order more than two crepes as each plate was fairly large. While waiting at the restaurant entrance, the waitress saw us but chose not to acknowledge that. Even when the place was rather empty at the time, she seemed unwilling to serve us to our seats. Busy perhaps? But whe

So delicious! It’s deceptively filling and was actually a satisfying dessert for a sweet tooth like mine.

Cafe Crepe had a steady stream of customers both in the dining as well as the takeout section. The crowd was more upscale 30 something with money; stylish

Cafe Crepe isn’t the most generous with their dishes but they are incredibly tasty and that’s why people keep coming back. If you want fantastic crepes, of the savoury or sweet kind, this is the place because they have so many varieties to choose from.

Both found the crepes extremely dry, and one major complain from my friend was he cannot taste rum in his crepe at all. Overall, it was a major disappointment for the both of us and "to.live.my.life" can only rate "Cafe Crepes" with a 2/10.

I must say I was surprised that it was filling. It did satisfy. How can spinach and feta cheese go wrong? This place would sure be now in my list of choices where to eat at Queen St. West. If you find yourself strolling or shopping close by, consider stopping by. You never know, you might end up liking it just like I did.

There's something so amazing about melted cheese with eggs, wrapped it in a crepe, that sets me up to start off a Sunday.<br/><br/>This has been my go to place for crepes for years! Usually, I'm a fan of the Nutella and banana combination, but the savory crepes are just as good. There was a time when they carried Greg's ice cream to pair up with a dessert crepe - two I'd my favorite things together you say? Why, yes, I think I will!

There's a special crepe at the moment - Swiss, Chicken, Bacon and Tomato. De-licious! Nice warm atmosphere for a rainy fall day. Great, friendly service. Warm coffee. What else could you want :-)

Delicious crepes at very good prices. They offer savoury crepes as well, but the sweet crepes are the way to go to get the full experience. There’s a great variety to choose from, with the option to make your own creation as well. In this way, you'll find yourself wanting to go back again and again, as you'll find yourself struggling to pick from all the delicious variety of crepes. They have daily drink specials as well which make an ideal complement to the crepes.

I’m a sucker for crepe and Cafe Crepe serves delicious breakfast crepes such as the Breakfast baguette made with soft scrambled eggs, crispy bacon, fresh lettuce and juicy tomatoes - all perfect for a great start of your day. I like to down this baguette with a nice glass of strawberry milkshake for that extra boost of indulgence. Not just the savoury crepes are delicious, even the fresh strawberry crepe is lets you begin your day with extra sweetness and a hint of romance. The interior of the restaurant is very charming and tiled evoking a 70s Parisian Lounge. The next dish i want to try would be the honey and almond crepe and the smoked beef crepe with dijon mustard - oolala!

Cafe Crepe is an unmissable crepe place on queen street, the sight of the chefs  making crepes in front of the cafe makes it even more tempting to go in. The crepes are crazy delicious with some of the best toppings. The funky monkey is my all time favorite, the service is brilliant and the prices are reasonable. An absolute must try for people who love crepes.

After dinner at Red Tomato, my friends and I set out on a mission to find a dessert place still open at 9:45pm on a Tuesday night. We managed to get to Cafe Crêpe (246 Queen Street West) for some sweets before they closed for the night. Cafe Crêpe is a French cafe/bistro offering sweet and savoury crêpes and paninis, as well as a selection of teas, coffees, and beers. It’s located just a short walk west from Osgoode station.<br/><br/>We moved booths after we noticed the A/C dripping on us. It was fairly lively and a bit busier than we had expected it to be. Each of us ordered our own crêpe. I almost immediately decided on the following:<br/><br/>DARK CHOCOLATE CREPE<br/>with cinnamon $5.75 + $0.35<br/><br/>So delicious! It’s deceptively filling and was actually a satisfying dessert for a sweet tooth like mine. A little unimpressive-looking in presentation, but the crêpe was pretty much exactly what I was craving. Extra toppings ran from $0.35 to $2.65 and included nuts, fresh fruit, Nutella, ice cream, and even rum. Next time I think I’d want to go more all out with my topping choices and share with a friend – I mean come on, a spiked crêpe?! :D One of my friends added coconut and the crêpe was completely stuffed – good value! The savoury food options also sounded tasty. I’d also want to try coming back on a Wednesday or Thursday night for their $4 pints! :)

Café Crepe is definitely worth a visit. They have a bunch of different options for customizing your crepes the way you want it to be and they have some good drink specials. I ordered the chicken, egg, cheese, and mushroom crepe while my friend had the one with dark chocolate, Nutella and fruits. Waiters always super friendly. I dined in on a Tuesday night, and the place s full, with a constant stream of customers for both dine in and take out.