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Great service delicious crepe ! I ordered the seafood crepe and it tasted fabulous. Had crab and spinach and just the right amount of cheese. Super friendly staff, was very quick. Ambiance is what you would expect from the market but was nice they jd tables up front to sit and a small counter bar. Would definitely come back.
Mmm! Couldn't decide between sweet or savoury and decided to try both. The chicken and broccoli was pretty good and the 'healthy option'. The chicken was a little dry on its own but better when taken with a bite of the broccoli, cheese and seasoning. The chocolate hazelnut was delicious! There was a generous amount of Nutella on the crepe. The service was quick and made to order so I was able to enjoy the crepe while it was crispy on the edges and hot in the centre. It was nice having the option for the crepes to be packed to go along with cutlery. Price is also decent! Seemed like the breakfast crepe was a popular choice. Will definitely return!
I was excited to find a crepe eatery at the St. Lawrence Market. I wanted something light for breakfast so I purchased a eggs benedict crepe. It took about 5 minutes for him to cook up my crepe at his crepe station and serve it up on a to-go plate. I sat down and ate my crepe while it was hot. It wasn't as delightful as I envisioned it. It felt too light for $8.50 and this savory crepe wasn't delicious or intriguing like other crepes I have had. The salmon flavor did come through, but I wasn't in love with the flavor or the crepe.
In the St. Lawrence market, you can easily have different gourmets from different countries. Crepe It Up is really like a street vendor you can find in Paris: an array of hot iron pans that are used for making crêpes and each one has one cook. In addition, it tastes very similar to the ones I had in France, too! It provides savoury and sweet flavours and has so many different choices that you can choose from its menu. Come here to have a nice French crêpe.
It's a clean little booth inside St. Lawrence market, providing savoury and sweet flavour crepes. The crepe is tender with perfect thickness and an amazing smell and taste. My personal favourite is Nutella with vanilla ice cream. The price is low compared with other crepe stores. It's suitable for people who only want some dessert for dinner instead of a formal meal. You could also ask for suggestions from staff if you couldn't decide which flavour you want to try. Awesome.
St Lawrence Market always completes my visits to Toronto. It's a must stop for me for lunch and to pick up a few items for snacks throughout my trip. My husband wanted to try Crepe It Up and we were both happy we did. We shared a salmon, spinach and mushroom crepe. Really tasty without being too fishy and the spinach was cooked until wilted.
Had the eggs benedict savoury crepe (egg, smoked salmon, spinach, mushroom with hollandaise sauce). I really liked the crepe texture and thickness, and it had a nice hint of sweetness to it. The fillings were good, but the smoked salmon tasted fishy. Next time would order one with different fillings. Friendly peeps behind the counter, and an overall pleasant experience.
Relatively cheap crepes. Just had lunch so was in the mood for a sweet crepe. Got the dark angel which is essentially a nutella crepe wrapped around 1 scoop of vanilla ice cream for 4.50. They make everything to order and the service is relatively friendly. The crepe itself has a nice consistency, just the right thinness and pairs well with the ice cream and nutella. It gets to be quite sweet though, but thats nutella for you. Overall, I would come back to try some of their savoury crepes.
Located downstairs at the Lawrence Market so it's easy to miss. Good creperie. Enjoyed sharing the Vegetable Crepe and Apple Cinnamon Crepe. Crepes were prepared quickly and was really good eaten while still hot.
Awesome crepes! Great varieties!! Wish they did lemon sugar crepes! But they had a whole bunch of savoury and sweet dessert crepes!! They shud do takeout crepes in a paper cone take away for easy eating!
A good lunch choice if you are near St Lawrence Market. I love their savoury crepes because of the price. Chicken with broccoli and cheese is my go-to. They are sufficiently sized to make you full. The best part is they are relatively cheap! They also serve dessert crepes. Nutella, ice cream, fruit toppings. They have dessert crepe specials on Wednesdays/Thursdays. Mostly for takeout, but they have a couple of stool seats located at the side of their booth. Also just behind their booth in the Market, are cafeteria style tables for you to sit and enjoy. Service is good but it can be a bit of a wait since lunch hour line ups.
The one that I went to was the newest location, in Kensignton Market. Comfortable seating but space is definitely limited. Staff is friendly and polite. Crepes are standard, what you would expect, and at such a low price ($3.95 for crepe with 2 fillings, and around $4-6 for other signature crepes), it's a good quick fix. Ordered 2 savory crepes - the Peking Chicken ($4.50?) and Tuna Melt ($5.25) - be cautioned that the crepe batter itself is a bit sweet, which is a nice contrast to the savory fillings. My only disappointment is that although it claims to serve some "organic mixed greens" with savory crepes it did NOT happen with my 2 orders. My poor crepes looked a bit lonely on the plastic plate it was served on. Although the taste was generally OK, it was a bit greasy. Can improve on that. Texture is pretty good, slightly chewy yet golden crisp on the edges, and it's freshly made. I will come back again for their sweet crepes, which looks more promising on the menu.
Good crepes. We tried the Chocolate hazelnut with banana and vanilla ice cream. Works out to about $6. Not enough sitting, but hey, it's St. Lawrence market. If the crepe is abit more crispy will be even better. But soft and chewy is still not bad. Cafe Crepe will still be my first choice when it comes to crepes.
2 months ago
St Lawrence Market has so much food it's difficult to decide when Hungry!! Crepes always satisfy a craving and although the staff are busy they are on it and kind. Having a 'front' row is always fun to watch while your food is being prepared. read more
3 years ago
Expected a lot from this place seeing the number of reviews and the high rating. It wasn't great. 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. read more
2 years ago
Great service delicious crepe ! I ordered the seafood crepe and it tasted fabulous. Had crab and spinach and just the right amount of cheese. Super friendly staff, was very quick. Ambiance is what you would expect from the market but was nice they jd tables up front to sit and a small counter bar. Would definitely come back. read more
Mmm! Couldn't decide between sweet or savoury and decided to try both. The chicken and broccoli was pretty good and the 'healthy option'. The chicken was a little dry on its own but better when taken with a bite of the broccoli, cheese and seasoning. The chocolate hazelnut was delicious! There was a generous amount of Nutella on the crepe. The service was quick and made to order so I was able to enjoy the crepe while it was crispy on the edges and hot in the centre. It was nice having the option for the crepes to be packed to go along with cutlery. Price is also decent! Seemed like the breakfast crepe was a popular choice. Will definitely return! read more
I was excited to find a crepe eatery at the St. Lawrence Market. I wanted something light for breakfast so I purchased a eggs benedict crepe. It took about 5 minutes for him to cook up my crepe at his crepe station and serve it up on a to-go plate. I sat down and ate my crepe while it was hot. It wasn't as delightful as I envisioned it. It felt too light for $8.50 and this savory crepe wasn't delicious or intriguing like other crepes I have had. The salmon flavor did come through, but I wasn't in love with the flavor or the crepe. read more
4 years ago
In the St. Lawrence market, you can easily have different gourmets from different countries. Crepe It Up is really like a street vendor you can find in Paris: an array of hot iron pans that are used for making crêpes and each one has one cook. In addition, it tastes very similar to the ones I had in France, too! It provides savoury and sweet flavours and has so many different choices that you can choose from its menu. Come here to have a nice French crêpe. read more
2 years ago
It's a clean little booth inside St. Lawrence market, providing savoury and sweet flavour crepes. The crepe is tender with perfect thickness and an amazing smell and taste. My personal favourite is Nutella with vanilla ice cream. The price is low compared with other crepe stores. It's suitable for people who only want some dessert for dinner instead of a formal meal. You could also ask for suggestions from staff if you couldn't decide which flavour you want to try. Awesome. read more
St Lawrence Market always completes my visits to Toronto. It's a must stop for me for lunch and to pick up a few items for snacks throughout my trip. My husband wanted to try Crepe It Up and we were both happy we did. We shared a salmon, spinach and mushroom crepe. Really tasty without being too fishy and the spinach was cooked until wilted. read more
Had the eggs benedict savoury crepe (egg, smoked salmon, spinach, mushroom with hollandaise sauce). I really liked the crepe texture and thickness, and it had a nice hint of sweetness to it. The fillings were good, but the smoked salmon tasted fishy. Next time would order one with different fillings. Friendly peeps behind the counter, and an overall pleasant experience. read more
Relatively cheap crepes. Just had lunch so was in the mood for a sweet crepe. Got the dark angel which is essentially a nutella crepe wrapped around 1 scoop of vanilla ice cream for 4.50. They make everything to order and the service is relatively friendly. The crepe itself has a nice consistency, just the right thinness and pairs well with the ice cream and nutella. It gets to be quite sweet though, but thats nutella for you. Overall, I would come back to try some of their savoury crepes. read more
9 years ago
Located downstairs at the Lawrence Market so it's easy to miss. Good creperie. Enjoyed sharing the Vegetable Crepe and Apple Cinnamon Crepe. Crepes were prepared quickly and was really good eaten while still hot. read more
A good lunch choice if you are near St Lawrence Market. I love their savoury crepes because of the price. Chicken with broccoli and cheese is my go-to. They are sufficiently sized to make you full. The best part is they are relatively cheap! They also serve dessert crepes. Nutella, ice cream, fruit toppings. They have dessert crepe specials on Wednesdays/Thursdays. Mostly for takeout, but they have a couple of stool seats located at the side of their booth. Also just behind their booth in the Market, are cafeteria style tables for you to sit and enjoy. Service is good but it can be a bit of a wait since lunch hour line ups. read more
17 years ago
The one that I went to was the newest location, in Kensignton Market. Comfortable seating but space is definitely limited. Staff is friendly and polite. Crepes are standard, what you would expect, and at such a low price ($3.95 for crepe with 2 fillings, and around $4-6 for other signature crepes), it's a good quick fix. Ordered 2 savory crepes - the Peking Chicken ($4.50?) and Tuna Melt ($5.25) - be cautioned that the crepe batter itself is a bit sweet, which is a nice contrast to the savory fillings. My only disappointment is that although it claims to serve some "organic mixed greens" with savory crepes it did NOT happen with my 2 orders. My poor crepes looked a bit lonely on the plastic plate it was served on. Although the taste was generally OK, it was a bit greasy. Can improve on that. Texture is pretty good, slightly chewy yet golden crisp on the edges, and it's freshly made. I will come back again for their sweet crepes, which looks more promising on the menu. read more
10 years ago
Good crepes. We tried the Chocolate hazelnut with banana and vanilla ice cream. Works out to about $6. Not enough sitting, but hey, it's St. Lawrence market. If the crepe is abit more crispy will be even better. But soft and chewy is still not bad. Cafe Crepe will still be my first choice when it comes to crepes. read more
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Shame. Shame. Shame. Take a look at my crepe, this is nothing but a crepe. It's Just some extra greasy batter cooked on pan. It's cheap, but don't waste money in it, especially when there is a lot of great places around. Never again read more
11 years ago
Crepes pretty good with lots of choice - both savoury and sweet. However, I wish they had coffee and other beverages at the St. Lawrence store. read more
11 years ago
We had the paris X, and it was a great dessert after all those salty sandwiches in St. Lawrence. It was around 2pm, and I saw one of the workers made a crepe for herself using the store's ingredient for lunch. For me, if you eat your own stuff, that's usually a good sign. The line was a bit long. read more
9 years ago
My mother and I came here while looking around the market before it started to close and I'm so glad we did! As a mass consumer of crepes, I felt obligated to try the place out. The crepes we had were so good, and the people working there were friendly; they helpfully answered our questions! My mom liked it so much she stole some of my whipped cream from my crepe, and added it to hers. She struck more quickly than a viper, so I unfortunately couldn't take a photograph beforehand. I would love to come back again, so I definitely recommend giving it a try if you're in the mood for crepes. read more
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Relatively cheap crepe. I had a peanut butter pineapple crepe which is hot, soft, chewy and crispy on the edge. Expecting to try their savoury crepes next time! read more
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