This place is really basic in terms of interior. More of a buy and go place. However, they do have…read more3 tiny tables that will fit 2 people each as well as some chairs outside on the sidewalk. I wasn't sure if I should try it or not but glad I did. Its so good! I got the matcha crepe cake and found it really nice, light and fluffy. It is a bit pricey though, so I would only get this if I am planning to indulge in a splurge. They also had Earl Grey which looked interesting too. I went with a friend on a Saturday afternoon, and it wasn't busy at all. However, probably 15 mins later a whole crowd of people came in and all the cake sold out within minutes. lol. So it might also depend on timing for getting a cake. Overall, I would recommend if you are okay with the price and I would return if I am in the area.

This small creperie serves a pretty good variety of crepes. My friend really liked hers…read more(okonomiyaki), so I can only speak to mine (kakuni crunch). The main features of the crepe were the pork, which was decently juicy, and the cornflakes, which were overwhelming. As I ate my way through the crepe, I was finished too soon with the meat and still had way too many cornflakes left wrapped in thin crepe. The ratio was rather off in my opinion - whether it was a weird recipe or just human error this time, I don't know. Based on the experience of my friend, I think this is still worth visiting (plus lots of sweet crepe offerings too). But you might be better off getting something without cornflakes!

Melt n Dip is a hard five stars. We were walking around on a Friday night and wanted a sweet…read moretreat. We spotted the Melt n Dip. My wife and I split a crème puff dessert. My youngest son had a huge hot fudge sundae (I was envious) and my oldest son had two scoops of gelato in a cone. The workers are extremely friendly. The ingredients are top notch. I highly recommend the Melt N Dip and would return in a heartbeat.

The menu is amazing and almost too many options. Staff was plentiful and friendly especially for a…read moreSunday night in the financial district. You can taste any of the options and you should because they are all so unique!! Delicious and would absolutely go back to try something else ! Would have gotten a 5-star but they were or had some kind of Febreeze cleaning product that was so incongruent and masked the amazing waffle cone smell you'd expect.

It was a beautiful warm day. I had the Fig Brie crepe sitting on the bench outside. It was too hot…read moreinside and I love that there's an 'outdoors'. Service is always friendly. Best way to welcome spring.

Delicious crepes and coffee. I tried the mocha and crepe with smoked salmon . My friends tried…read morelatte , tea , crepe with blueberries and an autumnal crepe with Brie and pears . Good service and nice ambience

Wonderful place for a bite at the St. Lawrence Market. Lots of choices, and everything is freshly…read moremade. You may have to wait in line, but that's only because you get individual attention.

Expected a lot from this place seeing the number of reviews and the high rating. It wasn't great…read more The service is slow with one chef making some 5 crepes at a time and a lady helping him behind the cash register as well as helping him make the crepes. As for the taste, it lacked seasoning so much that I had to take the hollandaise from my husband's crepe to make up for it. I wish they offered some sauces that we can self serve. Overall, a very mediocre experience. We thought we will get the sweet crepes too but glad we didn't because of how our savory crepes turned out.

The traditional crepe they sell here is soo good! Since it was our first time here, we opted to try…read moretheir traditional one. For $6.99 you get a whole crepe which was jammed pack with flavour! The owner was a sweet lady and though this place is tucked into a building, there was a steady stream of customers getting the takeout. There is no place to eat in! My only regret is not adding some spicy sauce since I didn't know how spicy it would be, it would have complimented the crepe nicely! Definitely check this place out the next time you're in Chinatown!

Corner Crepe is a hidden gem right at the Spadina x College intersection. It has a small sign at…read morethe sidewalk and you have to access the shop through a common access door at street level. For under 10$, it is hard to beat anything in the area for volume and flavor. There is only one crepe stove though so if you have a few orders or if there is a line, you will be waiting for some time... around 20 - 30 mins for a roll. We had their basic traditional option is it was filling and a good snack for two people. Will stop by whenever we are around the area and will try their soy milk and fried dough in future.

Thin crepes w.varierty of sweet or tangy/tart fillings! We really wanted to try the pistachios…read morespread but they were out. We got 1 lemon and 1 Nutella! Staff are friendly and the place is tiny, about 4 counter standing tops. Theres beverages m/shakes too - which we will have to try next time!

O'Frenchy is a French dessert cafe. I had some crepes from them when they were a popup on Spadina…read moreAve, in a literal hole in the wall! The owner claimed it was officially the smallest store in the world! You could only order from a little window. Now, they have expanded to a small cafe, with indoor counter seating and outdoor patio seating. Their crepes are really good. They have now expanded to include milkshakes. The new store has its grand opening on 2023-07-21, when free crepes will be given out 13:00-15:00. They were open last week for online orders for delivery or pickup. Inside the cafe, one complete wall has a huge photo of Paris, including the Eiffel Tower. The customer service was really good. The restaurant is not wheelchair accessible. Review 2023-232

I've got a bit of a weakness for crepes so I had to stop when walking by. I do love a good savory…read morecrepe and they had a variety of yummy sounding optiona but as I had just eaten I opted for a more traditional Nutella and strawberry crepe. Fresh strawberries and watching the crepe come alive, in my opinion this is one of the best fast food options in the Eaton Centre, stop by on your next visit, you won't be disappointed!!

Delicious crepes options, I took the one that had strawberries and custard stuffing. It tasted…read morebetter than the ones I've tried here in California, probably more authentic. Even tried their Very berry smoothie which as expected was a little tangy. We had to wait for about 5-8 mins to collect our order.

When in Canada, one naturally will get that French urge to have a crepe. This is a really cool…read moresmall quaint and authentic crepe spot reminding me of Montreal. Individual made to order items, and a very slow pace of life. Don't expect to get the check unless you ask for it -- if you wait you'll end up spending half your day there. But that's the culture. Food and coffee were great and it was a nice calming experience on a cold winter day. Easy go to if you're in that neighborhood and want a quick bite.

I looove this place - it's truly home like! Everything is…read morefresh, a variety of cheese, dope ambiance, also good coffee. I tried the small kale salad and wow did that hit a spot!!!! Crepes are always good - fairly yum as left overs. Not for you if you're looking for instant service where sometimes a single person is running the magic! It feels like a bunch of strangers came together for a picnic in a Victorian palace!

This little cafe is tucked away inside village by the grange, I almost missed it but saw it on my…read moreway out. Their drinks are so affordable for the quality, in this economy it's more than worth it. I tried the strawberry matcha latte. The matcha came through nicely, although the strawberry syrup part was quite sweet. Can't wait to try other drinks, their crepes look good too!

Tucked inside the Grange food court, this little cafe is a hidden gem. The Thai iced coffee is…read morestrong, sweet, and seriously good--and the Basque burnt cheesecake is rich and creamy. Both are delicious and surprisingly affordable, especially by Toronto standards. The only downside is the ambience. Seating is out in the food court, so it's not the coziest spot to hang out. But if you're after quality drinks and dessert at a great price, this place is totally worth a visit.