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    4.2 (59 reviews)
    InexpensiveCreperies, French

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    Nutella Crepe
    Keren S.

    This place is so good! A friend of mine got the Nutella one and she called it "Nutella heaven" and I got the pesto and chicken one, which was so good I couldn't even take a picture. The workers were super nice and I talked to them a bit! The inside is nice and a good area to get work done while eating a meal :)

    Crepe Suzette
    Fiona T.

    I might not have understood the item but the Crepe Suzette was underwhelming and overall disappointing. The Crepe was too thick, the orange marmalade didn't pair well with the thick chewiness of the Crepe. They also poured some kind of sauce on top of it that tasted like alcohol (I'm not sure if that's basically what it was or if it was supposed to mimic that) however, it ruined the whole crepe including the whipped cream that was on top of it. Next time, I'm getting a different crepe. Maybe a savory one that my friend recommended. The cashier also forgot to ask me if I was ok with the extra charge for whipped cream. I think they were in training because after I paid, a guy whispered to the cashier telling them to do so. The person behind me was asked if they were ok with the add on.

    Chris T.

    Even before I started chasing magic curry carts, amuse bouche carts and creme brulee carts, there was my very first food cart. I was still a student at Davis, part of a normal routine when I was pulling an all nighter was work through the night on campus in Walker hall, usually after making my deadlines, I would reward myself by making my way over to the Silo grab a cup of coffee, and got to the crepe cart, at this station it's different from the campus, he was actually with another company, so I didn't have some college student making my crepe. The one guy I really liked was this very friendly frenchman. (michael) He would always greet me warmly with a smile, and always knew I was coming for his crepe suzette, I loved the zesty aroma of the oranges, the sweetness of the sugar encased in a thin but fluffy crepe that is slowly absorbing the carmelly, sweet smokeyness from the Grand Marnier that he generously splashes on. Each bite was almost a fluffy cloud of heaven, and almost made me forgot all the stress I was dealing with moments earlier. A feeling of warm content washes over my body and maybe from the sleep deprivation, or maybe it's the booze, or even a combination of the too, still having this little nightcap before I go to bed feels great. And yes I am aware it's only 1:00 pm... These days, while my all-nighters have almost come to an end, my cravings for another crepe suzette has not. Im sure it may taste different now, compared to how Im remembering it, still I won't forget my first food cart experience.

    Turkey panini
    Ysabella A.

    Had the turkey panini and it was delicious! Good portions and not too pricey! Will definitely be returning again soon.

    Nutella crepe
    Yoke F.

    My second year at Davis and I've not been to a lot of crepe places here. Situated at Silo, it is close to where my classes are. I usually come here to get a quick bite and of course their dessert crepe. I usually order Nutella banana crepe. The crepe is pretty good and the price is around $4-$10. If you have Aggie cash, you can get 10% off!! No Aggie cash? You can top up at Silo Market

    Kathmandu
    Tim T.

    Kathmandu with mango chutney is what I ordered. I would give this place a 3.5 but I'm sticking with 3 because yelp says 3 is "A-ok" and I like this place but i'm not a real fan because I don't really come back that often. The menu items taste exactly like what they sound, and you dont get anymore than that. That is a good and bad thing, since they have no super unique thing to their crepes that get you hooked or coming back solely to them. I enjoy how they do have wheat crepe as an option, and the flavor of the crepes are good. You get a good balance of flavors. It's a good place for students to get crepes if they do not want to talk to crepeville.

    Alain's Avocado Crepe
    Antoinette C.

    I love that the chef is actually from France and he is fun to chat with in French! Best crepes I have had in America. This place is a priority whenever I am in Davis or on campus!

    Katmandu crepe
    Melissa M.

    This location is centrally located on campus at the silo. The Crepes are very filling and they have a variety of different fillings and options for veggie lovers as well. I ordered the Kathmandu crepe , it has chicken, mushrooms, and topped with 2 sauces , a curry sauce and a sweet sauce. This is my favorite crepe here that I've tried, the sauce is not too sweet , perfect combo to eat with the crepe . The size of the Crepes are decent , well your money's worth ~7 dollars and they make it fresh in front of you as you wait , fresh warm Crepes are guaranteed ! The staff is very friendly , during school the line gets kind of long and it's about a 5-10 minute wait for the food depending on how busy they are. They tend to close early around 4pm , best advice is to go around 1 or 2 when the lunch time rush has calmed down .

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    Located In Davis. You have many types of Crepe to choose from. This place stays busy so be prepared to wait in line.

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    Delicious savory and sweet crepes, best if eaten on site (eg the side salad wilts on the way home). Plenty of bicycle parking nearby.

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    The cashier is a lovely man and the crêpes are amazing and the atmosphere was cozy I would definitely come again.

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