Not very tasty crepes at all. They looked nice, but for some reason, they tasted sour and had a limp, gooey texture. Also very expensive for the portion size. Would not recommend. read more

Crêpeaffaire - Spitalfields - Florentine crepe. Limp and lackluster, very few filling. - Creperies Near Me - London, XGL

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Since M is a true Parisienne, we had to go and get dessert after our meal. I really wanted the Strawberry Delight but I couldn't eat this all by myself so I opted for the Mellow Yellow. Butter, Sugar and Lemon! So simple and yet soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo good. I hate the bottom part of the cone wrapping was filled with lemon, sugar and butter concoction that it spilled in my coat pocket! UGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH - it was a complete mess! BOO! M opted for a savoury crepe - Le Goat! read more

We were visiting Spitalfields Market during breakfast and were on the hunt for food. After visiting the different spots that were open we decided on getting Crepes from Crepe Affaire. It's a small place with some seating inside and outside of the store. I'd recommend seating outside; more space and better chance to people watch. Crepe Affaire offers sweet and savory crepes and other breakfast items. They have a crepe and coffee combo which is good if you like coffee because it's budget friendly. I had a crepe and coffee combo with a savory ham and cheese crepe and latte. My husband had sweet crepe called the I'll have what she's having and a mocha. You are handed a buzzer for your order. Seating is first come first serve so you can grab a spot while waiting for your food. Our order came out after a few minutes; they were busy that morning. Our crepes were pretty good. I liked the flavor of the ham and cheese. My husband enjoyed his crepe as well and we both enjoyed our coffees. Overall not a bad breakfast option. Prices are decent too. read more

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Crepe Affaire claim that their crepes are healthy. It's opened ended, yes healthier than a plate of sausages and chips but I think there's a bit of deception here and that makes me suspicious and has therefore knocked a star off the ratings. I have a rather unsophisticated palate and the idea of more than 3 ingredients all running a muck in a flour rollup is quite frightening. So I stayed away from the savoury selection and chose an apple with cinnamon. You can't really go wrong with that and they don't. I just found it a little unremarkable really. I'm not sitting here and craving one as I write. The space at Spitalfields is great and it's a good looking shop with large glass plate windows and everything all new and shiny. read more

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Firstly J'ador crepes! I've been in Crepeaffaire a few times, the last time I came here was on my lunch break, I ordered a savoury crepe with smoked salmon and scrambled egg! delicious! from what I remember though it was a little expensive over £5.. but in saying that the quality is great. They have outdoor seating which is nice in the summer time of course. Looking forward to going here again. read more

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Do not get a crêpe when there are so many better dessert and food options in the surrounding market! I made the mistake of splitting the "I'll have what she's having" crêpe with a friend and it was tiny and expensive. The flavors were alright, but the food disappeared in a matter of seconds. I then went on to buy a delicious vegan donut from one of the stalls in Old Spitalfields Market. They charge extra for eating there, so we ordered to-go and then just sat at the tables outside, which were freezing. Take a few steps away from this place to the awesome vendors in the market and you'll quickly forget about your cravings for a crêpe. read more

Is there really only one crepe affair? When I walked in I just assumed it was a chain. It had that feel. My crepe was aight. I had the "Londoner" which was bacon, cheese and egg. I wouldn't say its spectacular but for 3-4 pounds it aint so bad. Probably the best thing about this place is the location - great for people watching in Spitafields. bottom line: this place is good for a quick meal or snack but i prefer random stands in markets for a good crepe. read more

First impression - expensive for the amount of food given. But once that delicious crepe entered my mouth I than realize what I was paying for. AN EXPLOSION OF SWEET RIPE APPLES, WITH THAT TOUCH OF CARAMEL GLAZE REALLY HIT THE SPOT! The crumble added the right balance of texture to the taste. My wife ordered the crepe classic (ham and cheese) just what you would expect from a ham and cheese crepe. One of the staff was rude but Silvie over compensates for her coworkers lack of charm and politeness. read more

Crêpeaffaire - Spitalfields - Apple crumble crepe. Hits the G-spot of my taste buds. Something no restaurant in downtown London has done yet. - Creperies Near Me - London, XGL

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Visited this place twice; once in the evening of May 6 and, because our experience was so good, again in the morning of May 8. Each time the staff were fabulous--friendly, helpful and kind. Love that they have so many vegan options on the menu. We got the Super Vegan and Cheeky Monkey crepes; both are delicious and recommended. read more

So I have always thought the name of this place is a bitwellCrepe, but my main reason for not having come here before is that they don't have my favourite kinds of fillings. I was sold on the lovely pancake by the French, who make good pancakeseven for people they don't like (foreigners)most pancakes I had had before were pretty crepe to be honest. This place is actually pretty good though. The staff are extremely friendly, the prices are reasonable and the food is not bad at all. I got a veggie pancake with chilli peppers and while it wasn't particularly spicy it was a decent meal (although I recommend eating in or taking it somewhere else where they have cutleryit is not assembled to be eaten walking down the street). I will be coming back.maybe with some hot sauce or some pepperoni tucked away somewhere about my person. read more

I am not very fond of this chain of cafes. Judging from previous experiences, I have come to the conclusion that their crepes are overpriced, not very tasty, and lack ingredients. Even their coffee is watery. Perhaps I am just being bitter since my mother is a crepe queen, and I was often spoiled with her crepes while growing up. But then again, I have tasted much better and cheaper crepes in markets and stands as well. I don't know... judge for yourselves. read more

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Ohlala, la crepe! The French version of a pancake, only thinner, and may I say, better? I am a big crepe fan, weather they are filled with salty ingredients or sweet ones. This simple dish is so versatile it goes perfect with both and I will eat them all. This lovely place, which looks like a big chain, and its bound to be only not yet, serves the most delicious crepes this side of the Thames. If I could recommend you one sweet and one salty, id say, go for the Belgian Chocolate Crêpe with milk chocolate, and for the salty one stick to the Classic crepe. Make sure when you pay you get a loyalty card, after buying 8 crepes you get one free! read more

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Any time I invest energy in shopping, I have to have enough caffeine (this is not one of my favorite pastimes). With lots ot see at Spitalfields market, I was happy to stop in for an espresso and power up. They have the cutest little to-go espresso cups with lids. I don't really understand this, as espresso is typically too hot to drink and not really a sipping type drink, but adorable none the less. The restaurant was full with people resting from shopping, and I always love watching the crepe making, which is done at the counter in full view. read more

Crêpeaffaire - Spitalfields - Cute little espresso to-go cups! - Creperies Near Me - London, XGL

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Trying to find gluten-free crepes in London is nigh impossible, so there was much rejoicing on finding out that Crepe Affaire catered to the gluten-intolerant. Not just savoury crepes too, like most places, but sweet ones too. Awesome. A bit on the pricey side for one crepe with Nutella, though: £5 with the cost of gluten-free batter and eating in factored into the cost. The crepe was a bit on the tough side, probably a side effect of the gluten free batter, and it was a task and a half attempting to cut it with the plastic cutlery provided. Nothing exceptional, but I'm sure my desire for gluten free crepes will tempt me back eventually. read more

Went in here a few days ago for a basic Nutella crepe and was left stunned by how bad it was. Genuinely shocked. I've eaten a LOT of crepes over the years and there is simply nothing like a good warm crepe on a cold day walking through the streets. When I walked in here my first impression wasn't of an authentic French cafe. Instead of typical French decor all i had screaming at me from the walls were "funny" pseudo-French slogans that were a cross between Nandos and that annoying weasel from the insurance ads. I can imagine every French person that walks in shaking their head with nervous cringeworthy dread as they reconsider placing an order here. My crepe seemed to be going well enough, right up to the point he picked up the pre-made crepe off the stack to heat up. Pre-making crepes is fine if it's busy, but to make them so thin?? Next he melted half a brick of butter all over it, before smearing over half a jar of nutella. By the time he handed it me i could see the buttery chocolate gloop glistening through the insanely thin crepe. There was literally no way of holding it, the entire thing turning into a thick liquid mess. I ended up squeazing the cone to get the stuff out, and because there was so much chocolate it was hard to swallow. A shambolic mess that would have any French person taking photos so friends back home could laugh at our silly English attempts. read more

A truly CRAP affaire. Appalling attitude from staff, the crepe was doughy (all you have to do are good CREPES!) - and the coffee was served cold. read more

We were hungry, the place looked OK, so we thought that a crepe is a great idea. No, it was not. I've had tons of crepes in my life, this was the first time that it was impossible to finish it. It just tasted horrible... read more

Firstly J'ador crepes! I popped into Crepeaffaire recently on my lunch break and ordered a savoury crepe with smoked salmon and scrambled egg! delicious! from what I remember though it was a little expensive over £5.. but in saying that the quality is top class! yum yum yum! =) read more

Crepeaffaire is part of a chain. I've seen one in Soho and another in Hammersmith station. The format's pretty simple: they do sweet and savoury crepes and serve drinks on the side. The menu features some pretty interesting items, such as 'Mellow Yellow' and all crepes come in around a fiver. Not a bargain but a nice occasional teat, I guess. One unfortunate thing I found when coming here is that they don't cook the crepe to order, they seem to have lots premade. I say it's unfortunate because I think watching a crepe made is quite fun. Mind you, if they did make them to order the queues would be large and I'd moan! The crepes are ok. My point of comparison would be those from street vendors in Paris. Crepaffaire really doesn't compare. The service at this store was a bit lacklustre and it really has the feeling of an airport eatery, rather than a restaurant. Good for a quick indulgent bite if you're walking past. Bad if you're looking for the best crepes in town. read more

More fillings please! I had the New York Deli (smoked salmon and creme cheese) which was really yummy but I could have done with more of the fillings - it did not fill me up enough for lunch I'm afraid. BUT I still recommend it - nice food and smiley staff. The rest of the menu looked really delicious too - excellent alternative to having a sandwich! read more

Avoid the hot chocolate one of the worst we have ever had As my husband and I don't do tea or coffee we often stop for a hot choc. This was such a disappointment. Frothy milk with some kind of choc flavouring but very little. Yuk! Avoid. How difficult is it?? read more