This is a nice place to stop by for a quick, convenient treat for both savory and sweet crepes…read more They do have a variety of flavors and combinations to try from. Though you can customize and add extra ingredients, such as ice cream or fruit, I would recommend trying an original first. The portion sizes are reasonable to eat on your own or to share with another person. A casual eating place with average service and price points for food. The workers were attentive, polite, and brought the food efficiently.

Nice cute comfortable location in lower level of Covent Garden…read more Crepes were delicious (had Crepe Monsieur and Piggy That Went to Market). Service/staff were really efficient and thoughtful/kind. Super glad we found/tried it!

Walking up and down Primrose Hill had me feeling exceptionally hungry, so I walked the few blocks…read moreover to Camden Town. I wanted something that was grab-and-go, and on the sweet side to wash out the flavor of mediocre pulled pork and cheap macrobrewed beer, so a creperie seemed to be the obvious choice. This stand is in the Inverness Street market, extremely conveniently located right off the Camden Town underground station. The menu is actually fairly extensive for a stand like like this. 20-25 different crepes in all, half sweet and half savory gluten-free galettes(though I believe you can also have these on a flour-based crepe as well). The menu also has beverages, like coffee, fresh juice, and more. The staff are extremely friendly and will happily help you find the perfect crepe to suit your mood. The preparation can also be quite dramatic and fun to watch, which seemed to be a big hit with kids. I wound up with the Africanism, which consisted of your choice of chocolate(white, milk, or dark) combined with coconut and rhum. The crisp edges were perfectly matched with the rich white chocolate. The crunch of the coconut and the slight hint of rhum really added a lot of depth to the flavor of the crepe. I walked away with it piping hot and satiating my sweet tooth and desire for a quick treat. This stand is simple, convenient street food, with 90% of the menu coming in at under 4£, it's a great stop for something easy to eat as you begin your walk through the extensive Camden markets.

Found them in Camden Town. Wonderful. Breakfast or lunch or snack. Custom orders from a cute little…read moretrailer. They actually have little basil plants growing that they pick from for your crepe. Vegetarian. Good espresso too.

From the owner: We combine the traditional French crêpes with the diversity of England's capital city to provide…read moreyou with deliciously fresh crêpes or galettes (gluten free).

Ordered: Banana & Biscoff Cookie Butter Crepe (~£7)…read more Aya's take: We were looking for a nice, light dessert to enjoy after dinner and La Crêperie de Hampstead was recommended by some locals we were with. The crepes are made fresh and they have so many sweet and savory options to choose from. We went with the Banana & Biscoff Cookie Butter Crepe which was unbelievably satisfying. Banana and cookie butter is such an amazing combination and the buttery crepe really brought it all together. There could've been more toppings throughout as most of the flavor was really in the middle (not the top) but other than that, it was a great try!

An amazing experience at a very unassuming creperie on Hampstead high street. Made to order, quick,…read moretasty and quality ingredients. Loved the mushroom asparagus combination. So glad I live far from it otherwise I would be there daily!!!

Crepes are one of the most versatile street foods you can get. They can be sweet, savoury and have…read moreall sorts of ingredients inside to make them unique. That's why I normally have pretty high standards when it comes to them. I had heard a lot of good things about House of Crepes in Gabriel's Wharf so I thought I'd give it a go and try their crepes for lunch. I went for one of the savoury ones, the chicken, ham and pineapple one, as pineapple is one of my favourite things. However, I found the crepe to be disappointing. The crepe base tasted very bland and rubbery, the chicken was dry and I would swear the pineapple came out of a can.... While I can't say it was totally horrible, it's a level of cooking I expect from a friend and not a professional. Especially since I've heard people say these are some of the best in London, I definitely think those people have to try what good crepes taste like because they are missing out. While the location of this place makes it a very good option to sit outside and enjoy the sun, food wise I would not really recommend it.

After the crepes in Paris, this place just doesn't cut it. It was ok but I definitely wouldn't…read morewaste my daily calories for this again. Nice people tho.

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

Since M is a true Parisienne, we had to go and get dessert after our meal…read more 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!

Cute small place in Marylebone. The coffee was just perfect for a cold, cloudy morning in London…read more Lindo lugarcito en Marylebone. El café fue perfecto para una mañana fría y nublada en Londres.

Best coffee I've had in a while. Service with a smile. Great hideaway from the business of…read moreMarylebone high street.

Place is closed and has been replaced by an Indian restaurant. Walked all the way here just to bed…read moresad

I love crepes so I gotta say it was good idk what else to say because I'm tired but yeah 10/10read more

I'm fairly sure Crepes A La Carte forgot the onion in my Super Complete gallette but it was still…read morepretty tasty and involved my two favourite ingredients ham and cheese. I added salt which is unusual for me and it was perhaps a little too much but overall a satisfying lunch for less than £5. Staff were nice too (and they were French!).

I'm so happy there's a delicious authentic creperie right here in Camden! Both the savoury and…read moresweet crepes are simply delicious and indistinguishable from the ones I had in Brittany and the rest of France and the prices are pretty reasonable.

This place is amazing!!!! This is some of the best food in London. I'm not normally even a big…read moreseafood person, but given the reviews and the fact it has a nice outdoor patio I thought we'd give it a go. So happy we did and can't wait to go back! We started with the cod croquettes. They were light and fluffy and the aioli was delicious. Next was the mozzarella and raw courgette. I was skeptical about the raw courgette but I loved it and ate more than my fair share. Next was the star of the night for me- the ricotta gnocchi. It was one of the best pastas I've ever had, and I wish I could recreate the sauce at home! Next was the second star- the baked cuttlefish pasta. Super skeptical here again because I normally don't like inked pasta, but my husband wanted it. It was sooooo good. We ended with an eclair and I was stuffed and happy! Can't recommend enough!

Had a very nice meal here after hopping over the pond for an English football trip with a mate…read more Had the chance to see Arsenal v Liverpool at Emirates Stadium. Luckily, the food at Westerns Laundry was better than the outcome of the game. I really enjoyed all the food. Salad with vinaigrette was great. Baked ricotta was yummy. Oyster of the day amazing. Anyway, almost did not come because of the negative reviews on the 'natural' wine. My conclusion: avoid the wine. Not sure why a great restaurant (who is on notice about the wine disaster) is dedicated to serving kombucha instead of having a solid list. Stick with the excellent beer and cocktails (the white port and tonic is amazing). Better luck for the Gunners in the future, but Westerns Laundry is worth the trip regardless.