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Great service, I don't really like my crepes as well done as they did theirs but that's me. Good toppings & really liked the pesto & tzatziki sauces. Great for vegans. Kind of pricey but crepes always are & this is a tourist area so likely just me & sticker shock still to be fair. Breakfast crepes any time!! Pro tip for downtown Asheville park at tourist center & walk over to save $2.00 & up to $25!!an hour parking fees!
Visiting a close friend in Asheville for the weekend. Found a little gem that was empty Sunday Morning before church. Service was great. Find a Crêpe on the menu or create your own. Good coffee to pair with any selection.
I came here Saturday for an early dinner the evening before a half marathon. I was looking for something smaller but with protein so I opted for the buffalo chicken crepe. I sat inside while I waited- it was not crowded, only one other group at a table and a couple patrons at the counter. It took a little under 10 minutes to come out- portion wise, definitely a generous serving; I only hate half there. But in terms of flavor, something was missing, either seasoning or enough sauce, not sure exactly. Might give this another try, probably try something from the sweet menu though. Staff was nice and gave me a to-go box, and overall I had a decent experience.
We rarely get crepes out, because they're so fast and easy to make at home. But we saw these guys' menu last night and decided that we had to stop in for lunch. The place is clean, bright, and inviting, though the music is a little too loud. We each got a crepe for lunch, and ended up getting two dessert crepes to share. My crepe was the Parris's Smoked Trout ($12), filled with good chunks of local smoked trout (absolutely delicious), spinach, tomatoes, sprouts, and cream cheese with a balsamic reduction. Nicely put together, decently filled- enough without being too much. My Bride got the Rusty's Signature, a crepe stuffed with turkey, prosciutto, pineapple, spinach, tomatoes, Asiago cheese and "Cajun remolade." The bite I tried was excellent. The Kid got the Joby's Luau, which has chicken, ham, bacon, pineapple, mozzarella, green peppers, paprika, and honey mustard. I'm told "it was delicious." 3 lunch crepes and 2 fountain drinks came to $38.92, tax included. Then we went back for dessert... We decided to share around three dessert crepes- the Dirty Banana ($7) is stuffed with banana, Nutella, and caramel. It was really freaking good. The Reese's ($7) had peanut butter, chocolate, and Nutella. It was supposed to have whipped cream, but I didn't notice any. Not that it suffered any. The Kid got the Ash Vegas ($11), stiffed with Strawberries, Bananas, Kiwifruits, Nutella, Peanut Butter, and Raspberry syrup. It was pretty stellar, and so big that frankly, if it were just me and my Bride, we could have been fine splitting it. The three dessert crepes came to $27.72 including tax. Definitely keeping these guys in mind for our next visit.
Coming from someone who has had crepes in France , I have had better crepes. They were decent. I asked for extra nutella on the top and the worker said "there's already some inside" and walked away. the coffee was a bit bland. My husband said his big crepe breakfast was "alright". The price for everything pictured was $42 and we both agreed it wasn't worth it. They didn't have any military discount :(
I arrived seeking breakfast. They are open for dine-in (or were when I was there), which is good during winter; there's not a ton of seats but they are spread out. Bucking my usual trend, I did not order the one with the most ingredients. What I did order had a combination of Nutella, caramel, and fruit. Nutella and caramel seems unconventional and I cannot recall having that combination before, but it is, unsurprisingly, delicious. If the dairy, egg, and wheat crepes are not for you, I didn't see a ton of alternatives. But it was a delicate and tasty crepe for those who can eat it.
We visited Asheville the week of Thanksgiving Break and we were looking for a lunch place. The restaurants on the main drag were packed with an hour wait or closed, so we decided to try a side street. This is how we found the Twisted Crepe. People were eating inside , but we saw that the counter by the window was available so we decided to grab it. There is not table service or in this case counter service, so we waited in a short line to order. They offer sweet crepes, savory crepes and breakfast crepes. I ordered their daily special which was a savory crepe with ham, avocado, onion, fresh spinach and cheese. It came with a cup of chicken noodle soup. Both were delicious and the perfect amount of food. We were walking, so parking wasn't a problem for us. But if you are driving, only street parking was available. I wish they would open one in my city.
Came for a morning breakfast. Got the Cassie's Lady Bug (Nutella, caramel, strawberries) Service: 4/5 Service was quick Ambiance: 4/5 There were two small outdoor tables with outdoor music if you want to eat outside. Food: 4/5 The flavor combination was great. The crepe itself was decent though I wish the exterior was slightly more crispy.
We arrived about 1 minute after opening time which turned out to be a good thing bc it got quite busy. We ordered a couple of smoked trout crepes. They were delicious with plenty of trout, tomatoes, spinach, sprouts and balsamic vinegar. Our crepe was slightly over crisped but that was forgivable. Ha. The only reason I am not giving them 5 stars is the ordering process. The gal had difficulty understanding we wanted 2 trout crepes. They have sweet and savory crepes. A unique feature is that you can design your own crepe!
Love this location! My youngest daughter and I walked out of the library, and basically walked across the street here. I got the savory crepe with trout, and my youngest did a "build your own" with chicken, romaine, avocado & tomato. We also both got the caramel iced coffee. Loved people watching sitting in the seating at the window. The prices seem a little high, but it is downtown Asheville after all... I'll still be back because I believe in supporting local, and I enjoyed it!
We enjoyed finding this place for lunch on a day stroll through Asheville. They offered a variety of savory and sweet crepes. I had a delicious crepe with local smoked trout, some nice ripe tomato, lettuce and a balsamic reduction. It was a delicious quick lunch, featuring quality ingredients, with a creative menu.
Food Fun Adventure Weekend started with Fat Man Reviews visiting Twisted Crêpe in Asheville, North Carolina. Twisted Crêpe offers french style crêpes in both sweet or savory. We started with the Rusty's Signature, savory crêpe. It comes with turkey, prosciutto, pineapple, spinach, tomato, Asiago cheese and a Cajun rémoulade. The crêpe was hot and crispy. The meats and veggies were fresh, and the pineapple added a surprising sweetness with the dish. The star was the rémoulade. It was creamy, slightly salty and added spice but not hot kick. The entire dish worked well. We then tried the special of the day. A sweet crêpe made with sweet butter, cinnamon, sugar and honey. The crêpe was light and fluffy, it was sweet but not instant cavity sweet. The butter and honey made the entire bite just melt into a delicious mouthful. Twisted Crêpe offered several types of sweet and savory crêpes, soups and salads, coffee and teas. The only knock I will give to this ace is the silverware was very dull and made cutting the crêpes difficult. Twisted Crêpe is Fat Man Approved.
A small but very good restaurant. We went in for brunch type food. Ordered Jill's Jewel and the Breakfast special crepes. Both were excellent. The outside crepe was crispy and the inside filled with deliciousness. The ingredients were fresh and made to order. The prices are moderate and there is both indoor and out door seating available. read more
9 months ago
Solid crepes but a bit pricey. I would have liked more filling for the prices but it was still good. I love crepes and all styles. This definitely satisfied my sweet tooth. Service was quick and place is more of a to go place than sit around and hang out. read more
10 months ago
Twisted Crepe is a neat little place for breakfast or lunch crepes. It's a smaller what I would consider "hole in the wall," with some pretty tasty food. Located in downtown Asheville, it's only a short distance from local shopping and points of interest. The interior offers a limited amount of seating for its guests, but these crepes are also available to-go. Food is made to order, and was done in no more than 15 minutes after our arrival. read more
Great service, I don't really like my crepes as well done as they did theirs but that's me. Good toppings & really liked the pesto & tzatziki sauces. Great for vegans. Kind of pricey but crepes always are & this is a tourist area so likely just me & sticker shock still to be fair. Breakfast crepes any time!! Pro tip for downtown Asheville park at tourist center & walk over to save $2.00 & up to $25!!an hour parking fees! read more
9 months ago
Visiting a close friend in Asheville for the weekend. Found a little gem that was empty Sunday Morning before church. Service was great. Find a Crêpe on the menu or create your own. Good coffee to pair with any selection. read more
2 years ago
I came here Saturday for an early dinner the evening before a half marathon. I was looking for something smaller but with protein so I opted for the buffalo chicken crepe. I sat inside while I waited- it was not crowded, only one other group at a table and a couple patrons at the counter. It took a little under 10 minutes to come out- portion wise, definitely a generous serving; I only hate half there. But in terms of flavor, something was missing, either seasoning or enough sauce, not sure exactly. Might give this another try, probably try something from the sweet menu though. Staff was nice and gave me a to-go box, and overall I had a decent experience. read more
We rarely get crepes out, because they're so fast and easy to make at home. But we saw these guys' menu last night and decided that we had to stop in for lunch. The place is clean, bright, and inviting, though the music is a little too loud. We each got a crepe for lunch, and ended up getting two dessert crepes to share. My crepe was the Parris's Smoked Trout ($12), filled with good chunks of local smoked trout (absolutely delicious), spinach, tomatoes, sprouts, and cream cheese with a balsamic reduction. Nicely put together, decently filled- enough without being too much. My Bride got the Rusty's Signature, a crepe stuffed with turkey, prosciutto, pineapple, spinach, tomatoes, Asiago cheese and "Cajun remolade." The bite I tried was excellent. The Kid got the Joby's Luau, which has chicken, ham, bacon, pineapple, mozzarella, green peppers, paprika, and honey mustard. I'm told "it was delicious." 3 lunch crepes and 2 fountain drinks came to $38.92, tax included. Then we went back for dessert... We decided to share around three dessert crepes- the Dirty Banana ($7) is stuffed with banana, Nutella, and caramel. It was really freaking good. The Reese's ($7) had peanut butter, chocolate, and Nutella. It was supposed to have whipped cream, but I didn't notice any. Not that it suffered any. The Kid got the Ash Vegas ($11), stiffed with Strawberries, Bananas, Kiwifruits, Nutella, Peanut Butter, and Raspberry syrup. It was pretty stellar, and so big that frankly, if it were just me and my Bride, we could have been fine splitting it. The three dessert crepes came to $27.72 including tax. Definitely keeping these guys in mind for our next visit. read more
1 year ago
Delicious and fast service! My partner got the "another manic Monday" and I got the "big breakfast" and then we shared a Beckett and it was all so good. Highly recommend! read more
1 year ago
1 year ago
Coming from someone who has had crepes in France , I have had better crepes. They were decent. I asked for extra nutella on the top and the worker said "there's already some inside" and walked away. the coffee was a bit bland. My husband said his big crepe breakfast was "alright". The price for everything pictured was $42 and we both agreed it wasn't worth it. They didn't have any military discount :( read more
2 years ago
I arrived seeking breakfast. They are open for dine-in (or were when I was there), which is good during winter; there's not a ton of seats but they are spread out. Bucking my usual trend, I did not order the one with the most ingredients. What I did order had a combination of Nutella, caramel, and fruit. Nutella and caramel seems unconventional and I cannot recall having that combination before, but it is, unsurprisingly, delicious. If the dairy, egg, and wheat crepes are not for you, I didn't see a ton of alternatives. But it was a delicate and tasty crepe for those who can eat it. read more
We visited Asheville the week of Thanksgiving Break and we were looking for a lunch place. The restaurants on the main drag were packed with an hour wait or closed, so we decided to try a side street. This is how we found the Twisted Crepe. People were eating inside , but we saw that the counter by the window was available so we decided to grab it. There is not table service or in this case counter service, so we waited in a short line to order. They offer sweet crepes, savory crepes and breakfast crepes. I ordered their daily special which was a savory crepe with ham, avocado, onion, fresh spinach and cheese. It came with a cup of chicken noodle soup. Both were delicious and the perfect amount of food. We were walking, so parking wasn't a problem for us. But if you are driving, only street parking was available. I wish they would open one in my city. read more
Came for a morning breakfast. Got the Cassie's Lady Bug (Nutella, caramel, strawberries) Service: 4/5 Service was quick Ambiance: 4/5 There were two small outdoor tables with outdoor music if you want to eat outside. Food: 4/5 The flavor combination was great. The crepe itself was decent though I wish the exterior was slightly more crispy. read more
1 year ago
We arrived about 1 minute after opening time which turned out to be a good thing bc it got quite busy. We ordered a couple of smoked trout crepes. They were delicious with plenty of trout, tomatoes, spinach, sprouts and balsamic vinegar. Our crepe was slightly over crisped but that was forgivable. Ha. The only reason I am not giving them 5 stars is the ordering process. The gal had difficulty understanding we wanted 2 trout crepes. They have sweet and savory crepes. A unique feature is that you can design your own crepe! read more
3 years ago
Love this location! My youngest daughter and I walked out of the library, and basically walked across the street here. I got the savory crepe with trout, and my youngest did a "build your own" with chicken, romaine, avocado & tomato. We also both got the caramel iced coffee. Loved people watching sitting in the seating at the window. The prices seem a little high, but it is downtown Asheville after all... I'll still be back because I believe in supporting local, and I enjoyed it! read more
We enjoyed finding this place for lunch on a day stroll through Asheville. They offered a variety of savory and sweet crepes. I had a delicious crepe with local smoked trout, some nice ripe tomato, lettuce and a balsamic reduction. It was a delicious quick lunch, featuring quality ingredients, with a creative menu. read more
5 years ago
Food Fun Adventure Weekend started with Fat Man Reviews visiting Twisted Crêpe in Asheville, North Carolina. Twisted Crêpe offers french style crêpes in both sweet or savory. We started with the Rusty's Signature, savory crêpe. It comes with turkey, prosciutto, pineapple, spinach, tomato, Asiago cheese and a Cajun rémoulade. The crêpe was hot and crispy. The meats and veggies were fresh, and the pineapple added a surprising sweetness with the dish. The star was the rémoulade. It was creamy, slightly salty and added spice but not hot kick. The entire dish worked well. We then tried the special of the day. A sweet crêpe made with sweet butter, cinnamon, sugar and honey. The crêpe was light and fluffy, it was sweet but not instant cavity sweet. The butter and honey made the entire bite just melt into a delicious mouthful. Twisted Crêpe offered several types of sweet and savory crêpes, soups and salads, coffee and teas. The only knock I will give to this ace is the silverware was very dull and made cutting the crêpes difficult. Twisted Crêpe is Fat Man Approved. read more
3 years ago
Came here on a whim while we were visiting Asheville. The restaurant is small, but has ample seating. Outdoor seating is also available. The staff was friendly and helpful. The menu offers sweet as well as savory crepes. You have the option of making your own. We ordered: The Beckett Crepe $7.99 Pace's Just Nutella $6.50 The hubs and I decided to share the Beckett. It was so good we fought over the last bite. We each should have gotten our own! My son had the Pace's just Nutella and loved every single bite. The crepes were light and soft. I could have easily eaten five! read more
2 years ago
4 years ago
Wow! My wife and I stumbled into this place for a late breakfast on our recent trip to Asheville and to our delight it did not disappoint! It's a nice cafe that offers an array of breakfast and lunch type of crepes that are made right in front of you if you sit at the counter. You can taste the quality and the passion they put into their product! This really is a place you should check out while in town! read more
Cool little crepe shop. The crepes are soft, thick enough, fresh, and made to order. These are not thin, brittle crepes, no, these are legit crepes made to order (got the emphasis on made to order, right?). I got a fruit crepe for breakfast, totally vegetarian, but unfortunately not vegan. But it was good, like I said above. This shop is pretty quiet, has a lot of space, and a restroom, which seem to be scarce in this area. Use the restroom before venturing into Downtown Asheville! read more
3 years ago
6 years ago
Yes. The lunch crepes were incredible and the ranch was fantastic. The ambiance was awesome with Christian music playing- I was getting in my feels. Then the dessert crepes- oh my goodness. Perfection. Best part of it all- they had gluten free crepes so my celiac ridden sister could eat with us! read more
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They were really good. Very good at their craft of makimg crepe's. Appreciate the music as well! read more
6 years ago
I love crepes and was excited for this place! Hard workers, delicious food and the best part is that it's not heavy!! I had beacon, eggs, cheese and veggies and didn't leave feeling overstuffed. I settled on the Manic Monday with onions mushrooms and olives and no sauce (I felt weird about having sauce on eggs) and my husband got the Kenneth's Original. Everything was really good. I had to stop looking at the menu because I wanted to order more!! It looks like it's definitely a family business - a teenager was at the register taking orders and working the register. My heart went out to him because there was a customer in there who was very nasty to him because they hadn't received one of their orders. But he was very polite to her and said he'd get it fixed. ! read more
4 years ago
If you haven't tried twisted crepe I 10000% recommend, I absolutely love them and If I could eat there everyday I would. The energy I feel in there makes the food 10x better too, the energy feels like home. There is not that many crepe places around Asheville besides this one but I love twisted crepe! They have never given me a bad crepe or bad service I love them. read more
4 years ago
Twisted crepe is a solid place to stop by for a quick breakfast. We ordered the manic Monday crepe which came with eggs, bacon, cheese, and veggies. We chose the green peppers and onions and also had a pesto sauce added. The savory breakfast crepe came out more like a quesadilla. It was crunchy and the flavors blended well. I'd recommend checking out this place if you're looking for a quick breakfast before sightseeing or restaurant-hopping in Asheville. read more
Absolutely amazing! My cousin, her two daughters, my wife and I ran in here on a freezing, snowy night this winter. It was warm and smelled delicious. We ordered 5 different crepes and all were amazing. The Cal's Money Buffalo was just amazing! Then we ordered dessert... I wasn't really a fan of the Reeses crepe, but it was more that the other ones with the berries were SO much better. I highly recommend anything with berries and chocolate. read more
In this Art District area of Asheville, you will find a little bit of everything, but crepes are a little more out of the ordinary than even this area is used to. But whatever the reason, it works. You get a choice of breakfast (all day), savory or sweet (decadence). The big flavored produced from this small place are wonderful, the only limiting factors are the flavored you like. To make it easier you can even "make your own", choosing a meet, 3 veggies, a cheese and sauce for $5.99. I tried a Larry's on the Go and loved the chicken, spinach flavor combined with the Twisted Sauce (mmmm). My son's Cal Money's Buffalo got rave reviews, as did the Levy's Country Club. My daughter exclaimed, "five stars every day". read more
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