Crepes queen street

Sweet and savoury Japanese crepes are the specialty of this Kensington Market crepe shop. Satisfy your sweet tooth with a combination of green tea and red bean paste with whipped cream, strawberries, and green tea gelato. Importing the tradition of the classic European café to North America, Café Crêpe specializes in Parisian sweet savoury crêpes, French baguette sandwiches, and grilled Italian panini. As an international café, Café Crêpe also offers world classics like half-pound certified Angus burgers, pommes frites (french fries), thin crust pizza, and a full traditional breakfast menu that includes Eggs Benedict and an exciting variety of omelettes, among other specialties.

Jing An, on the famous Nanjing road. Next to the temple and its beautiful garden, surrounded with numerous Grade A offices it provides a great stop over for all the ones who work around and the tourists looking for a place to rest. Queen St. West today was a challenge.

With a winter storm in full effect most restaurant owners have closed their doors to the public.

Café Crêpe

The postcard-worthy sidewalk outside of Queen Street Grocery is a textbook example of why so many people love Charleston. Just a block off King Street, QSG has been a local favorite in a city full of local favorites for years, sticking to a simple plan: Keep the place stocked with the essentials and keep the menu board full of delicious fresh-made sandwiches, salads, crepes, and more.

Robson St. and the other two on Granville St. This express unit is the one I usually go if I feel like having some. We ordered two crepes (English breakfast and veggie crepe) as well as two cappuccinos. Total was approx $30 after tax, before tip. Tucked away on quiet Queen Street, approximately 15 mins drive away from the Falls, is this Parisian-inspired cafe.

The decor is adorable and detailed, from the windows to the walls.

Cafe Crepe Locations

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