The Crepe House - San Francisco

Absolutely worth the (uphill walk from the city centre especially at the start of the day, if you are looking to have a great start with crepes for breakfast or brunch. Walkable distance from the immediate center of the city north of Market Street (as I said, uphill, relatively steep at times . Good/halfway to catch a bus to go to Golden Gate Bridge (buses 130/150 non-Muni operated but can still be paid via the Clipper card, which is handy . We had savoury and sweet crepes, which were all great and generous as portions. I had the Mediterranean crepe and then a banana and nutella crepe (sorry, no picture of the banana and nutella crepe: we ate it straight away? . However, the coffee was not the best and even the large coffee is not quite much given the price.

The food here is always excellent! Me and my family have been going here for years and it is always great. The staff is very nice and very give good service. Especially Patricia. The fruity Nutella, sweet crêpe, the savory chicken pesto and Miami Heat are so delicious. They also have eggs Benedict, pancakes, French toast and omelette. So if you are not in the mood for crêpes there are lots of other options. Another nice thing here that it’s mostly local people and they aren’t big lines even on the weekend. We come every time we are in the city.

Freshness is the key word of this lovely Crepes House, but not just for their food, but also for the atmosphere that they create for your weekend brunch moments.The wooden interior decoration around all the bricks houses, refreshes you upon you walk in.Ordered their The Original savory crepes, cheddar cheese pan fried along with fresh onions, wrapped in the soft and tender crepes, simple and easy, just right for starting the days of weekends.Only thing is that the crepes served along with rosemary potatoes and salad, hence be aware of their portion ?

FOOD: The crepe was very well made, thin but not easily broken and a generous amount of Nutella. We got the strawberry Nutella crepe. We also tried the lox scramble which came with house potatoes and sourdough toast. It was really solid and tasted as expected. I got the fresh squeezed orange juice and it tasted fresh as advertised. My friend got the Italian guava soda and she thought it was good as well! Overall I would definitely go back, it’s a great not too crowded brunch spot.Service: The worker was polite and helped to bring the food to our table after we ordered at the cash register.Atmosphere: The restaurant is medium sized and there’s a nice amount of room to hangout in there. The menu is super cute on chalk board, kinda reminds me of Crepevine vibes. Each table has ketchup and hot sauce which is essentials for brunch!

Great place with delicious crepes and hot tea. Good choice in the cold weather. Highly recommend!Food: 5/5