Walking around Zürich one afternoon we hit Yelp to look for something in the area. This location…read morejumped out and we walked a few minutes to this location. The restaurant is small and was packed at 2pm. We waited for about 15 mins for a table. We were supplied English menus and there were some wonderful options. After chatting with the couple sitting next to our table, they assisted us in making our selection. We enjoyed our lunch and I would highly recommend this location. Enjoy!

This place is more of a 3.5 star. The food is 3 stars but ambiance is 4 stars!…read more We went on a night where there was live music playing. They charged us 10 CHF per music session, we were there for 2 music sessions. I don't mind the charge but I wish they let us know beforehand that there was a charge for music. Must-get: croque madam or croque monsieur Don't get: savory crepes but the sweet ones are better When to go: find out from their website when there will be live music playing! Other tips: the crepes were kind of soggy. I usually prefer it to be crispier since there's usually fruit, chocolate, cheese or something else to make it soft. So, if you don't want it to be too soft, ask them to crisp up the crepe more.

Stopped by this place for wine. Staff was friendly and brought out English menus. It's located in a…read moresmall square and good for people watching. We didn't try the food but can say that the wine was very tasty. We got the Die Zwei from Switzerland (my favorite) and also a Sauvignon blanc from Austria. The fun part of drinking wine in Switzerland is that we get to try a lot of Swiss wine that we normally wouldn't otherwise have access to in the US. And seems like I like Swiss white wine a lot !!

Good crepes that are 20 CHF each. Switzerland is just expensive. But the service was disastrous…read more They got all our drinks wrong, apologized, then didn't bring them out, then at the end offered us alcoholic drinks as a condolence. Nice act, but a little late cu we had our dry crepes with no relief. I got the Yhony and the Luca. The Yhony was good. I think in general they could use more flavoring. The Luca is good. Simple. Overall pretty simple and good crepes.

I love this place. My first experience at Bei Babette was for a brunch and I will never forget that…read moreday! For one single reason, their Cappuccino! It was heaven! Never before I've enjoyed a cappuccino like that. Still till now, I didn't find any other places in Zurich who was close to this perfection. Aside the fantastic Cappuccino, at Bei Babette, you can taste really nice sweet crepes, Galette, good bread and various breakfast combinations. The atmosphere is also quite interesting. It feels very frenchy, I guess it's normal since it's considered to be a french restaurant :-) It's also possible to seat outside when the weather allows it. Price wise it's a bit pricey and the service varies from very good to average, I guess it depends on the mood of the staff. The street where Bei Babette is located is really nice if you can appreciate architecture! There are beautiful old buildings which were quite well maintained and or renovated. Bei Babette can be easily accessed with Tram 2 or 3 via tram stop Lochergut. Normally I would give Bei Babette 4 stars but just because of their Cappuccino, I'm rating them with 5 stars!

Very good crepes in one of the nicest street of Zürich! I…read morehad a ham-cheese, probably all organic, very good taste, maybe too salty. Price are very high for a crepe but you know, this is Zürich...

Crepe was good. Service was good. The place is a very small with a very small sidewalk eating…read moretable. (3 tables) But how can you complain about eating outdoors in Basel? Watching the hustle and excitement of folks.

Cute little place. Very welcoming interesting environment with many crepe options. Food was…read morepresented very well and tasted great. Good place for lunch or a snack.

I wanted to get some merengue ay l'Artisanne next door but it was closed. We were waiting for the…read morefolkloric dance to start at 8:30 and wanted to grab a quick bite. Luckily, Crép 'Stub location was ideal. It has a quaint little sitting area and the selection is varied. Big menu overwhelms me but this is crepe so you either know what you want or you look at every single item. FYI: their menu is in francais, deutsch and english. We opted for ham & cheese and banana flambéed with grand marnier. Their savory crepe had a different batter than the sweet crepe. Flavor wise it was adequate. One wish I had was to mix the two. The banana was flambéed in front of us. Service was every efficient. (Merci Alex) 2 crepes, 1 edelzwicker (sp?) and 1 espresso came out to 21€.

It was a great experience to find a hidden gem in a city of many fine restaurants…read more Nice food for a quick bite with a large menu to choose.