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48th and Crepe

3.8 (326 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 3:00 pm

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Susie Q.

Needed something quick for breakfast and this crepe was huge and for only about $15 I was petty impressed. I tried the chicken pesto with cream, tomatoes, and green sauce. I had to take half back to my hotel with how big they were. Everyone was really nice and the gentleman preparing the crepes was very funny, which I appreciate in the morning. It's a chill spot, quick grab and go. My niece tried the banana one and she loved it as well.

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Hannah N.

I was so excited when I saw there was a crepe place in the hotel, but unfortunately, it was a little bit of a disappointment. The people working were nice, and the food came out quicker than I thought. It's inside the New York New York in the section that looks like New York. It had a cute seating area with plenty of tables. I got the strawberry marscapone crepe. I personally didn't love the strawberry sauce on top, but I thought the fresh strawberries and mascarpone inside the crepe were great!! The crepe itself was pretty good. My husband and friend got a bacon and egg and ham and egg. Both of these come with crème fraiche, but the flavor on that wasn't very good. The egg is definitely fake. Neither of them finished it, so I would skip those. They are a Pepsi establishment and had a bottle of Diet Pepsi. I would recommend going here for the sweet crepes and cute vibes of the area.

Bacon and Egg crepe
Crystal L.

We were excited to try this - one of the few places we haven't tried at New York New York. It was not our favorite. We both got crepes for breakfast... bacon and egg for me, sausage and egg for my SO. They were dry and after a few bites, it started to feel like a slog attempting to finish these. Maybe the sweet ones are better? Or maybe they should be much smaller since the first few bites aren't bad. The coffee was terrible - bitter with a dank aftertaste. Some of the worst coffee I've ever paid for. We wouldn't do this again.

Chicken Pesto Crepe
Tanni D.

I don't care if they're savory or sweet, I love crepes! So, when I stumbled upon 48th and Crepe while wandering around the New York-New York Hotel & Casino and saw their menu, I couldn't resist ordering from there. Everything looked so good and since it was lunchtime, I went with the Chicken Pesto Crepe ($13.99). I've had similar crepes from other places before and really enjoyed them, so I was hoping for the same here. Unfortunately, this one missed the mark. The staff was friendly, but my crepe was soggy from too much sauce, and the sauce itself was pretty bland. The chicken was a bit tough and overall, the flavor just didn't come together. I really wanted to like this spot because the menu looked great, but my crepe just didn't deliver this time.

J Kymberly C.

Inside New York, New York you will find 48th and crepe offering savory and sweet temptations for your tastebuds. This is a walk up, fast food place with seating through the corridor. Be prepared for a slight wait which is a good thing because the crepes are made fresh. The service was friendly; no complaints from that end. The reason I only have 3 stars is because the veggie crepe was pretty flavorless. My friend added sausage to hers which she said helped. One other person out party had a meat crepe with ham which she said also lacked flavor. So a tip would be to grab the salt and pepper when get the to go utensils. Happy eating!

philly cheese steak crepe
Jacquelyn C.

They make crepes to order here and I got the philly cheesesteak crepe. I'm not used to the breading for my philly cheesteaks to be soft, and because the crepes were so thin it soaked through and made them a bit mushy. I wish I would have gotten a sweet crepe instead.

Risto K.

Small crape shop in NYNY hotel. Friendly staff - clean establishment and good crapes. In particular they have sweet, savory a land breakfast crepes which are all pretty good! Crepe master is good and funny when making crepes and will gladly take suggestion or provide additions. On a negative side - place is popular and there is lack of seating and wait can be 15-20 minutes!

Strawberry mascarpone crepe
Lellani R.

The crepes are delicious! They have a great variety of crepes. Service was very good and fast. The line moves quite fast for as many people who go. We usually take our crepes and sit around the corner with the other tables/restaurants at NYNY.

Rashmi G.

We were looking for breakfast and only a few places were open earlier in the morning on a weekday. 48th and Crepe came up when we walked over to New York New York. There were a number of people waiting for them to open up so it took a minute for us to put our order in and receive it. We had ordered the Nutella Banana Crepe and wow was it overly sweet! Lots of Nutella on this one for all the hazelnut chocolate lovers. Not as many bananas .. but then even more sweetness on top in the form of Hershey syrup and whipped cream. Not sure if any of the savory crepes are any better. We're mostly likely not going to be back to find out given the many options available on the strip.

Bacon egg crepe
David K.

Quick and friendly service. Crepe is as just okay. Good for a quick bite but not a ton of flavor.

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Benedict A.

After getting a New York style hotdog. I was like.... well now I need to get something sweet. And conveniently we were sitting right next to this place, which had not only savory crepes but also sweet crepes. My buddy got the strawberry mascarpone. And I got the lemon curd and blueberry one. You can see them making it right in front of you which is pretty cool. Thr strawberry mascarpone was good. Not overly sweet. The mascarpone added some depth. Strawberries were fresh. Coolie on top was good also. Crepes was cooked perfectly. The lemon blueberry one was only ok. It was really wet. All the liquids were pulling on the bottom. Its very tart from the lemon curd. Not as good as the strawberry mascarpone. They only accepted cash (at the time we ordered). Which is crazy. So I have about $0.93 in coins now in my pocket which is extremely annoying. The guy cooking the crepes and calling out the numbers was rude, like he was bothered to do his job.

Strawberry crepes , bacon/egg crepe, and veggie/egg w/pesto sauce crepe (in the back )
Brenda R.

So many options for crepe styles. They have fruits, eggs, veggies, and even bacon. The first one I tried was strawberries and it was too dry for my liking and the syrup they offered was in an individual/portion syrup packaging. I felt that with them making their crepes fresh they should have a syrup that would follow this style. We also tried their veggie option and honestly I just ate the veggies inside and added salt/pepper for taste. The coffee was basic with a coffees station off to the side that was well kept. The lady at the counter was there she wasn't rude but she also wasn't nice. I don't think we were even welcomed. This location is more of a pick up and go or use some of the limited seating around. We were able to find seating as we arrived before the morning rush.

Breakfast crepe
Ken T.

The crepes were simple yet tasty. The crepes were fresh, as in they made them to order cooking the filling separate from the crepe. The breakfast crepe was good and my kids loved the Nutella/banana crepe. Little bit of a wait but luckily the sport book was close.

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Fantastic. A crepe was a full meal and more for us. Had lemon blueberry, peach cobbler, strawberry cheesecake and Philly cheese steak.

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