Crêpes in generous proportions are served in this busy café-style restaurant. From a menu of more than 20 fillings, pick your own chocolate or fruit combinations; design a larger meal with cheese, ham, and vegetables; or sip a bowl of Viennese coffee topped with whipped cream. Many tables surround four round griddles at which you watch your creations being made. Crêpes made with two to five fillings cost less than C$8. This place is popular with tourists and locals alike, and there can be lines to get in at peak hours and seasons.
Reviewed by JonNormandin from Burlington, Vermont on 8/28/08
My favorite was cherry with vanalla ice cream. Well worth it
Reviewed by areopagus from Montreal on 7/5/08
Went there on 4 July in the midst of the celebrations for Quebec's 400th birthday. The service staff were rude. They were overstretched. They were messing up the crepes. The hygiene was bad (bare hands all over the crepes and no hand washing!). Service took forever. We were there 20 minutes without any service. Staff were so disorganized. They were simply not trained enough to cope with the demand. This was generally true of all the places we tried in Quebec City. The people are nice but just were not ready for prime time.
Reviewed by lewilliams213 from Pittsburgh, PA on 8/13/07
This place was really worth the wait! Quality of ingredients was outstanding and the service was great. We had lunch one day and went back for breakfast the next. Don't miss it!
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