Crêpe It Up

Came here for a quick bite. First in line and it took ages to give our order and then even longer to get our food. Partway through waiting for our food two women walked in and the two employees chatted with them for awhile. Still no food. Then I was called over and told that there had been some issue with my order and so they will give us a free crêpe with nutella/​chocolate and powdered sugar. That’s cool.
Finally get the food we had ordered. The crepes were overcooked. Maybe this was the issue? It was quite difficult to eat. Then the freebie came by. Also overcooked. Now I’m not sure what the issue was??? Seems to me that they just like to make crepes super hard (and difficult to eat).
Probably won’t visit again for a long time, despite it being in the neighbourhood. Just not fun to think about having to saw through my crepes in order to eat it…

Recently tried this place as it has good reviews. The prices of the crepes were very reasonable however the taste was just ok.
I ordered the Mexico crêpe which had apple slices inside and a caramel sauce on top. The crêpe itself had a raw dough taste and was slightly mushy in texture. The apples were also extremely mushy and did not have much of a taste to it except being sweet. The caramel sauce tasted not too bad and it was also very sweet. Maybe they should of used a different type of apple that was more tart and more crisp to balance out flavor and the texture.
The place itself is pretty cute with few seatings and big windows. However I rather pay a higher price for better quality crepes. Maybe I just had a bad experience with mine but this place will definitely not be my first choice for crepes.

The savory crepes were amazing. I was shocked that I liked the savory crepes because elsewhere weren’t as good. Anyway, I’m not a fan of paying tip if I am not being served but I had to leave some tip after I finished eating because it was so good! I was going to give 4 stars but this is the best savory crêpe place apart from London! I thought the price was inexpensive, definitely recommend!

This place never disappoints me! Cheap and cheerful and the coffees aren’t too bad either. This morning I had the Montréal crêpe and the cinnamon and banana crêpe. I couldn’t decide between savoury or sweet so I chose both!

Don’t let the name of this place fool you. They’re not only good in making crepes, their waffles and pretty tasty too! I had Chocolate Karma and the waffle was soft, fluffy, and crunchy on the outside. Not many places managed to execute all three components well but this café did it! Woohoo! I wished they would add some fruits and handmade whipped cream but that’s just my opinion.

A hidden gem! A very cute café — perfect for everything! Saturday morning brunch, coffee dates, and even studying/​work sessions. The décor was very on-​point, perfectly matching the expesed brick walls! My friend and I discovered this place on a good Friday, since they’re one of the only brunch place opened! Yay for our hungry tummies!
I had the salmon eggs benedict crêpe which was incredibly delicious, with lots and lots of hollandaise sauce. Can’t go wrong with lots and lots of hollandaise sauce right?
My friend had the vegetable crêpe, but didn’t like it. The vegetables were pretty raw and it ended up being really dry.
I also had the cappuccino which I thought was pretty light as there was a lot of milk, but it was still decent!
Will definitely be coming back to try out other stuff, sans the vegetable crêpe!
Ps: here everything is DIY — the ordering, picking up the food and clearing our your tables after. Just an FYI before you give the full tip when you order!

The girl at the cashier was not very informative of their menu but the food was delivered to our table relatively quickly. A cute space to do a solo meal or meet w a friend for coffee/​food.
I ordered one of the market crepes. It had the exact texture I was looking for in a savory crêpe; cheese was not overwhelming and gave a hint of saltiness. Mine also had egg, mushroom, spinach and some «herbs».
Would come back if craving for a crêpe! ;)

Great little place for breakfast. The savoury crepes trump the sweet crepes for breakfast protein purposes. I came here before work to grab a bite to eat. Quick and friendly service — the place was practically empty in terms of people eating in.
The coffee is good as well. A lot of people came in and ordered coffee to go.
I order the breakfast crêpe. Everything was well balanced and the crêpe itself was perfectly cooked with the right amount of ingredients in the crêpe.
If you are a Chatime fan, you can collect points here as well as they are part of the Vicinity network.

My husband and I used to live near here and this was a frequent stop for us for good, quick, delicious food. There are crepes of all kinds: salad, savoury and sweet. They also have some other items like quiche, pastries and good coffee.
It’s a nice place to go and do some work or read. During the Summer their glass wall open to the street.
If you want you crêpe spiced up-​ask for it! They can put it into anything, no extra charge. My fav is the tuna crêpe. Hubby loves the veggie one.
They also are part of the Vicinity network so you can earn points toward free items.

I have had way better! Read great reviews for the place on Unilocal and went there. It’s a nice cozy café type of ambience but the crepes were mediocre. The savory crêpe had uncooked absolutely raw avacados !!! The Nutella hot chocolate was quite watery. It’s a nice place to go one time but won’t go there repeatedly.

Great selection of crepes, pastries and hot drinks. Decent prices and yummy food. Really enjoyed the coffee. Evening parking available across the street in front of lcbo. Will be back

The employee there was seriously clueless. My waffle was okay, and definitely do not like the chocolate they serve on the waffles and crepes.

Good crepes and good service, minus the last time I was there.
Long story short, I had ordered the eggs benny to go and they forgot to place my order. The place was not at all busy and I sat waiting at a table right in front of the cashier making eye contact every now and then, and not a word was uttered until I was annoyed enough to ask how much longer it would be. Truthfully, I waited way longer than anybody should expect to wait for a damn crêpe (~20 min, lol).
I wish I could say the crêpe made up for it, but it missed the mark. It left a weird taste in my mouth, almost felt like a powdery film.
All in all I’m hoping I could attribute that to an off day as the crepes were delicious and the service was wonderful the other times I went prior, but I can’t fathom giving more than three stars after that last experience.

I go Crêpe it Up very often. Unfortunately they raised the price for crêpe recently. I tried most of sweet crepes and I liked most of them. I liked Thai, which were coming with banana and condensed milk. It was very good. The picture of the café looks bright, but inside is not bright.

Really tasty crepes for dessert. Also tried out their spinach pie, which was great. Tiramisu was decent. Great atmosphere and friendly staff!

Fantastic crepes, and a great value. For $ 6 – 9, you get sweet/​savory crepes
excellent breakfast choice on Church

I had a 10 dollar meal with the 15% off coupon! The Monster Crêpe that just had a good amount of everything and a side of salad. The salad was quite fresh and drizzled generously with a thick balsamic reduction. Not much variety in the salad, just cucumbers and lettuce, that’s fine.
The star of the dish was obviously the monster crêpe, it was a 4 layered crêpe folded into a not so pleasing shape (imagine a quarter of a circle) it also looked more like a roti with its small browned circular patterns speckled across the surface. However, the first cut into the crêpe released magic. It was packed to the brim with a wide variety of ingredients, there was ham, egg mushrooms, broccoli, it was like thanksgiving come early for me, that is how stuffed that crêpe was.
It was also incredibly satisfying, the large crêpe filled me up and actually had me craving dessert. I had the tiramisu and it’s quite a good tiramisu, though the size is probably the best part, share with a friend or else you’ll find yourself carrying a good sized food baby on your way out of the café-​esque interior.
Lovely waitresses and nice décor. will probably be back to try the sweet crepes!

This was exactly what I was looking for when I was in the area — quick, filling and good food. If only I had consulted Unilocal beforehand though so I could have taken advantage of the 15% off my order. Perhaps next time then! I ordered the Egg Benedict crêpe with ham and found myself very full and satisfied after. I knew the crêpe was hot and fresh because you can see them cooking it to order. The staff was very nice when I asked to scan my Vicinity Rewards card after the transaction because I had seen a sign hanging on the window while I was waiting for my order. They also seem to have a decent selection of coffees and baked goods. Glad to know that this place is in this neighborhood!

Whether you’re just thinking of a dessert crêpe or savoury … They’ve covered all grounds. There’s also baked goods. But tonight, with the mellow mood, I treated to a nice cuppa tea and coconut cake. It was almost like a butter pound slice of cake, but with a coconut grit taste to it. Delightfully, not to overpowering. The crêpe was nice and apples that was used were also fresh. Spotted baked goods such as pies and spanakopita. Worth definitely going back. The owner serving us was also a nice considerate chap. A chill casual place in the heart of church — Wellesley area to grab a snack or more

Excellent food. The food tastes great without being overwhelming. The environment is very casual and cozy. My girlfriend and I ordered the egg Benedict crêpe with salmon. If you like your crêpe wet make sure you ask for a bit extra sauce. The fruit smoothie was great and the frappé cappuccino was delish. Will definitely come back!

I’ve tried the Paris crêpe and the spinach pie. There’s a huge selection of both savory and sweet crêpes. The Paris one contains banana, Nutella (isn’t this a German product?) and powdered sugar on top with drizzles of chocolate syrup. This place wasn’t too greasy and the crêpes came out better than the usual food court or chainstore ones. The coffee’s not bad either and there is Wi-​Fi but it is in a part of town that tends to hold Street festivals and can get quite noisy. The spinach pie was reheated when it was served to me but the phyllo pastry was rather dry.
I see this is more of a crêpe place than anything else even though all of the pastry items in their window look good. Unlike what previous reviews had warned, the place wasn’t dirty. The staff can be kind of aloof but I’m OK with that – rather be left alone to enjoy my food.

I’ve been here a couple of times for crepes and thats all I’ve gotten. Sort of disappointed in myself for never having tried their coffees.
I’ve had the crêpe which is egg ham and cheese and it is absolutely delicious. This is one of the better crêpe places I’ve been to. The savoury crepes are cheap! So filling and made so well all the ingredients taste fresh. I’ve also has the hazelnut crêpe which was cheap as well around $ 4. I believe both crepes together came to just over $ 13. The crepes are huge so I dont really suggest getting both unless you plan to share one. When i got both they made me my savoury one first let me eat it then made my hazelnut one. They’re great at not rushing you out they want you to enjoy your meal and they want you to enjoy the crepes as they are fresh.
Its easy to miss this place if you are just walking by but I recommend searching for it as its defiantly a great little gem in the core of the city with cheap and delicious crepes.

This place is easy to miss as it does not have an obvious sign. I was attracted by the 15% coupon but it turned out it was not valid if you are not a student. The menu was extensive and I ordered a crêpe with fruits /​strawberries as my desert.
I ordered a strawberry with chocolate sauce. It was good and blew my calorie budget for the day. It was totally worth it sacrificing my diet.

Consistently good food, area bar, and cheap. Great bfast options.
Solid standby for me
And they roast ground their own coffee on premise, and somehow managed to roast up one of the better beans in the city despite not being baristas.

Longed for something sweet.
Ordered dark angel and tiramisu.
Fair price and large potion.
The dark angel is amazing. The chocolate, crêpe and ice cream mixed so well together.
Tiramisu is ok. The point is it is huge.
I love the place, stayed here for two hours. I even fell asleep.

Je pense que je suis tombée en amour avec ce café :’)
Le temps d’attente était un peu long mais cela né m’a plus dérangée après avoir reçu notre déjeuner tardif.
La nourriture était merveilleusement bonne et pas cher. Par contre, il est important d’attendre un bon 15 minutes avant de recommander si nous trouvons que ce que nous avons etait pas assez remplissant.
Parce que ça l’est !!! Il m’aurait suffit d’une quiche, d’un gâteau au fromage et d’un chocolat chaud pour me remplir, mais jai été trop gourmande donc je me suis prise une crêpe montréalaise avec jambon fromage et oeufs. Unr chance que mon ami était là pour m’aider sinon je né l’aurais pas fini…
En fait, j’ai été incapable de finir mon gâteau au fromage plein de gras et de calories mais oh combien delicieuse.
Nous sommes restés un bon trois heures. Les propriétaires né font pas comme dans les restaurants habituels où l’on vous presse à partir après avoir mangé. Tout passé comme au ralenti, le temps semble s’arrêter pour vous permettre de vivre un moment mémorable en bonne compagnie…
C’est magnifique!

UPDATE: The City of Toronto apparently shares my issues with their cleanliness. They just (April 10) received a Yellow Card from DineSafe for 6 infractions…
I have a pretty mixed take on this place… some good, some bad, some inbetween.
The COFFEE: Underwhelming. I’ve bought beans for take-​out here, and despite the presence of a coffee roaster right next to the counter, they never seem to be freshly roasted. I wonder if it’s only for decoration?
A recent gripe. The coffee condiment station was absolutely disgusting on my last visit (see the photo I posted). The white and brown sugar bowls were 95% empty and what was left was crusty and gross. The towel they’d left on the station was disgustingly dirty. And who knows how long the milk and cream had been left out without any refrigeration and not in a vacuum sealed container. Poor hygiene.
The FOOD: The crepes can be pretty good. They’re reasonably priced and pretty tasty. Nice mix of savory and sweet. Not exactly haute cuisine, but it works. The honey balls are pretty sickeningly sweet… unless you have a crazy sweet tooth, I suggest avoiding it.
The STAFF: The staff seem to live on another planet. They rarely seem happy to serve you and often the most simple requests flummox them. On my last visit, the woman behind the register had such poor English that we had to resort to writing messages on a paper pad.
OVERALL, I would have given this place 3.5 stars when I first started going there, but it’s on a downward trajectory. It used to be a nice alternative to all the chain coffee places nearby. Given the hygiene issues and the poor coffee, I may start finding other nearby places to patronize.