Very nice people, delicious savory and sweet crepes, with plenty of vegetarian options. Great…read morepeople watching from the outside covered patio, in a bustling neighborhood.

The only drawback was service is really slow, and we came out smelling like butter. We went just…read morewhen they opened at 10am for brunch. One of us got the full meal (grand) with appetizer and dessert- upgraded the soup to the French onion soup which was a good call. Very satisfying although slightly salty. The "pork intestine" crepe was a hit-andouille hash with leeks. And the Parisienne was solid although not particularly aesthetic. The dessert flambé crepe with apples and calvados could have had more apples and less alcohol. Overall a pleasant experience.

Very good food we enjoy great Sarvice so help full staff. Nice we have great experienceread more

Creperie Chez Suzette is located on Rue Saint Paul which is in the heart of Old Montreal. You would…read moresuspect tourist prices but actually they are quite reasonable and lower than surrounding restaurants. Surprized and delighted by the prices. The creperie has been converted from a clothing store in 1996 from a historical building. There is both a main floor and upper floor dinning area with multiple rooms some much older with a nostalgic look while others are modern. Outdoor seating is also available. I would not come to Montreal and not have crepes. I like both savory & sweet offerings. Creperie Chez Suzette had a 4.5 rating on Yelp so this was my choice on a Thursday afternoon. They have a large menu offering sandwiches, soups (French onion) fondu and salads. I went with the sweet crepe ($18.05) and latte ($6.99). The crepe cut easily with a fork, it was served hot and delicious. I would order it again. The latte was good but could have been cheaper. This place has lines so the service can be delayed at times.

Delicious crepes and smoothies! Such friendly service and a lovely outdoor terrace during the…read moresummer.

What a cute place! My boyfriend is celiac, so we needed a crepe place that had gluten-free options…read more I was a little hesitant to try a buckwheat crepe, but I wasn't hungry enough for my own. I was worried for nothing! It was so tasty! We had whipped cream and strawberries with nutella on the side for me. They were very accommodating and let us know that it would take a little extra time for the gluten-free crepe. No biggie! It was worth the wait. I definitely recommend this as an option if you have to go gluten-free (or even if you don't!!)

food was excellent and portions were MASSIVE. for as busy as the place was we were taken care of…read morevery quickly. the inside is adorable and if i lived closer i would be back!

For chocolate overload, this is the place to be! The Tiramisu jar was light and not as sweet as…read moresome of the other dessert offerings. Dubai Chocolate crepe full of kunafa and pistachio cream with good amount of chocolate to drizzle on top. Kiddo went into chocolate overload with the C'ChoColat fondue. Black Jack was all chocolate, although sis didn't really care for the chocolate gelato as it was too icy and not creamy enough. Hubs had to go for the signature C'Wow - hot caramel poured at the table to watch the dome melt. Much bigger than hubs anticipated - plenty for table to share. Really sweet. Nice experience and good way to end our day.

This place was a great find. Close to our hotel and all dishes made from scratch. We had the…read moreveggie omelette and the western one. Service is amazing. The owner very friendly. And it does get crowded but it's worth the wait. The owner keep everyone seated once your food comes. We'll be back!!!

Our first stop, and first time at Cafe Lulu meant we needed a quick bite. We came in around…read more9:30-9:40 AM and the place was about half full, so it was easy to walk in and order. I liked that they had different items out on display that looked fresh. The menu was in French, but one of the women working there noticed we might need help and asked us what we were looking for. So friendly! She also helped us figure out what was gluten-free / gluten-friendly. We ordered a gluten-free avocado toast with an egg sunny side up (pretty solid) a ham and cheese croissant (they pressed it so it was dense and it was perfect) , and we had originally brought our own coffee in to-go cups, but they transferred it into mugs for us when we stayed. I was worried about an extra charge for doing that, but there was none, which was a nice touch. A couple notes: - They take credit cards - Wi-Fi is available - One weird/practical thing: you can't use a laptop until 3 PM so I wouldn't really come here in the morning if I needed somewhere to work. - They seem to be known for their crêpes, although we didn't try one, so I might come back! The total came out to $19.83 CAD. The tables weren't very clean, but overall, a nice experience and glad that the ambience was quiet and welcoming for the morning.

On my kid's last full day in Montreal, we were walking around Old Montreal, deciding what to do for…read morelunch, when we realized, we need to have a quintessentially French meal - but something light, and crepes immediately came to mind. And this creperie was centrally located on the main drag (Rue St. Paul), and I know it's been here for years and years, as I've passed the sign for eons. So in we went! The restaurant is located up a flight of stairs and there is no elevator, FYI, so if you are mobility challenged, this would not be ideal. Upstairs, the interior is warm and chalet-like, with wooden planks on walls, exposed brick, lots of light from the windows, and wall shelving containing European and Quebec chocolates, maple syrups, etc. Behind the counter you can see the guy making the crepes one by one. Pretty legit. We wanted to get a savory and a sweet crepe and share them both. We first ordered a chicken and cheese crepe (my kid LOVES chicken) but we were told they had no chicken (strange, at lunch-time in a busy restaurant in a busy part of town, eh? Chicken is so....basic). So we opted for a cheese and asparagus crepe. For the dessert crepe we ordered a classic strawberry crepe. We said we'd share them both and have the strawberry one "for dessert", thinking they'd bring out the savory one first. Perhaps there was a language barrier, but the server brought out both crepes at the same time. Oh well. Both crepes were made with the PERFECT crepe-pancake: super thin, delicate, with the perfect firmness and perfect sweetness. I've not had better crepes even in France. As for the fillings....we weren't that keen on the cheese and asparagus crepe. The asparagus was stringy, and the cheese was way too salty. This savory crepe came with a small salad on the side and, for me, this salad was the best. part of this dish; the lettuce was super fresh and the salad dressing was delicious.The strawberry crepe was wonderful: perfectly filed with the right amount of sweetened fresh strawberries and small dollops of fresh whipped cream. Definitely the strawberry crepe was the hit of the meal. The cheese-asparagus crepe cost $17 and the strawberry one, $15. I thought these prices somewhat high but I guess, for freshly made crepes in a touristy part of town, it's par for the course.

My kids had the Nutella crepes with strawberries and bananas and loved them! They said it was the…read morebest crepes in Montréal!

The crepes were very yummy especially mine with ham and cheese. My cappuccino was excellent with a…read morevery cute Totoro monster in foam. Loved the decor and the service was excellent.

We heard about this place. Then planned to go, but kinda forgot about it. We turned a…read morecorner.......and BAM ***Totoro Cafe***. Pronounced Muru Crêpe. We immediately became hungry and went in. Everywhere you look "My Neighbor Totoro" Pictures, puzzles, plushies, wall art, etc. You name it. Some stuff is for sale, some looks way too nice to sell. We sat at the counter, and just looked around at all Studio Ghibli stuff. We looked at the menu for a bit, then ordered. I had the Bol de Yogurt, and she had a Crepe Fabuleux. The lunch was good ! But even if it wasn't, we'd still go for Totoro.

Omg the reviews here weren't lying - the crepes are SO good! The smoked salmon Atwater crepe is…read moredelectable, the OJ in the mimosa tasted fresh-squeezed, and the flat white was so smooth I didn't even need to add sugar. The ambience is lovely with a French soft rock station playing in the background, and the service is friendly and prompt. A+

We did not plan to eat at Spanel. Montreal was raining. We were hungry. Mom spotted a crêpe…read morerestaurant. And thus another carefully researched Dogba travel experience was born. Spanel actually has two outdoor spaces -- a surprisingly large street terrace out front and a smaller backyard patio tucked away behind the restaurant surrounded by greenery. Both looked excellent for dogs. Unfortunately, it was raining. Fortunately, I am adorable. The lovely people at Spanel kindly allowed me to come inside with Mom and Dad, where I settled into my carrier by the window and immediately began supervising brunch. Then Mom discovered the menu. Every crêpe is named after a different Montreal neighborhood. Oh no. This was no longer brunch. This was research. Mom chose The Village, which came with Toulouse sausage, scrambled eggs, caramelized onions and strong cheddar, all tucked inside a buckwheat crêpe. She also had an iced latte. Dad ordered a croissant and Coke. I ordered nothing, despite being Head of the Canada Research Department. Once again, the organizational structure of this family makes absolutely no sense. The restaurant itself is exactly the kind of little neighborhood place we love finding while traveling -- cozy, casual and full of personality, with chalkboard menus covering the walls, exposed brick, plants and even a piano. It feels much more like a local café than a tourist brunch stop. And sometimes the places you stumble upon turn out to be the ones you remember. Dogba's verdict: 4 paws Dog welcome: rainy-day exceptional Letting a soggy traveling pup inside: above and beyond Hidden backyard patio: tiny green oasis Big front terrace: excellent people-watching potential Crêpes named after Montreal neighborhoods: brilliant Mom's iced latte: apparently necessary Dad's croissant: dangerously within sniffing distance Canada Research Department opportunities: extensive Crêpe allocated to Dogba: 0% My only concern is that there are enough neighborhood crêpes on that wall to require several return visits. I am willing to make that sacrifice. For research.

Got the tuna and the beef. Both delicious!!! The harrisa is spicy and flavorful, so they replaced…read moremy tuna order with an onion mayo sauce that was very good with the tuna. Spanish music was upbeat and not too loud or noisy. Very good and friendly service.

Cool vibe, looks more catered to the younger crowd with games to place. First impression when we…read morewalked in and looked at the menu was ready to order and the guy was just standing there in front of the computer. My Boyfriend and I were waiting and waiting. Not even one word, not even a hi one moment. We were about to leave... then the girl took our order. It took awhile for the order to come out. We order two wraps and were expecting it to be small but turns out it was a pretty big wrap. Tasty and filling. Two wraps and a drink came to $19 and some change which is a bit pricey. But overall if no one said hi to us while we were standing in front of the cashier we would have left and gave this place a low star for poor customer service.

Cute little spot in the Jean Talon Market with friendly staff and delicious crepes. Choose from…read moresweet or salty varieties.

The best crepe I've had in a while! We got the Vannes with ham added. The buckwheat crepe had a…read moreunique flavor and crispy skin. All ingredients tasted fresh and it was a good portion size for the price too!