Creperie de Paris first time

[BeachMouse1]

So we are fortunate and go to WDW often. We walk by the crepe restaurant all the time and never had any desire to eat there. On a whim we went this trip and I have to say the galettes were delicious. We went back the next day and my wife had the galette and French cider and I had the salad and sweet crepe. Let me say for $40 it’s a pretty good meal. Look it’s not a gourmet dining experience but a nice filling reasonably priced meal!

 

[Marthasor]

We love the Creperie! I always walked by it and never really gave it much thought. I went with a friend in January and she insisted we go and I loved it! It's now our must-do breakfast in EP. Love the crepes and the coffee is fantastic. We've also never had an issue doing a walk-up in the AM. It's such a great place.

 

[NYCgrrl]

my wife had the galette and French cider and I had the salad and sweet crepe.

Hadn’t planned to visit the new crêperie this trip but the cider definitely piqued my interest. I used to buy bottles of cider from the UK and France/Belgium on a regular basis but no idea why it’s so hard to get now. Will surely check the menu to see what kind it is; thanks for the heads up!

 

[Cazbucket]

Love this place. Very good value too!

 

[BeachMouse1]

Oh and a bonus for us was Remy was closed due to technical difficulties we finished our breakfast at Crepe and walked out and a cast member was just taking the rope down says to us Remy just opened. We literally walked right in and onto the ride non stop and we got off the wait was 125 minutes

 

[WildernessMickey]

We have been to La Creperie several times and we always have a good meal. My DH is gluten free (celiac) and the galette is made with buckwheat, which is gluten free. The chef (she was from France) came out and spoke to him personally and assured him that they would clean the griddle before cooking the crepe, and they would change gloves, etc. She told him which options he could choose from, and the cider is gluten free also.
Nice atmosphere, great service, great food, and easy to get a table.

 

[BrianL]

I went last year and really enjoyed it. It wasn't actually that busy inside so it was a really low-key and relaxing meal.

 

[StarCruzer]

I went last year and really enjoyed it. It wasn't actually that busy inside so it was a really low-key and relaxing meal.

Don't let the influencers know, keep it a secret

 

[BrianL]

Don't let the influencers know, keep it a secret

Yeah, it felt like a bit of a secret. I was surprised as how not busy it was inside. The line at the window was pretty long, but inside was as calm as could be.

 

[gmi3804]

We've been several times, the rare Epcot restaurant that's authentic AND pretty fairly priced. It's very simple, but the sugar crepe, from the kids' menu, is delicious, more than the sum of its parts. Service is always friendly, and the experience is satisfyingly non-rushed. It's one of our only go-tos at Epcot anymore.

 

[scrump]

I like this place a lot. I can see why it gets overlooked, very simple fare and simple interior, but it definitely does the trick.

 

[DVCjj]

They are definitely different from the crepes I eat and/or eat out as I believe their flour is buckwheat (?).

I and my family like them a lot. We always share a salmon (savory) with creme fraiche and a berry one. Perfect light meal. The servers are lovely.

 

[peabody58]

We are going to try this place for the first time in Sept as our 1st night meal on check-in day at the BWVs.

 

[mgc]

Completely agree- on a fairly busy day we were able to walk right in and be seated at a table. Very relaxing and the food was really, really good! I ordered the Chevre crepe and the CM recommended I get it with honey drizzled on top- it was perfect! Will definitely stop there again the next time we are there.