? Re la creperie

[Simba's Mom]

I’ve never eaten here but when someone mentioned having a ratatouille crepe, I’m considering it. Any reviews of the place? I’ve seen 2 menus, 1 had a pris fixe menu. Do you have to have that? If you don’t drink alcohol, it’s better just to order separately. Do you really need reservations? Looking at next day, there was lots of availability

 

[fla4fun]

I’ve never eaten here but when someone mentioned having a ratatouille crepe, I’m considering it. Any reviews of the place? I’ve seen 2 menus, 1 had a pris fixe menu. Do you have to have that? If you don’t drink alcohol, it’s better just to order separately. Do you really need reservations? Looking at next day, there was lots of availability

The prix fixe is just an option. You can order a la carte as well. As to reservations, if you know you want to dine there, having a reservation can be peace of mind. You may be able to do a walk up, but why take the risk. If you are on the fence about it, just thinking maybe it would be fun to try but you won’t be disappointed if you can’t, then trying for a walk up is fine. There’s really no way to know for sure which days will be busier than others, but La Creperie doesn’t seem to be as consistently busy as other TS restaurants.

 

[MICKIMINI]

My DIL found the ratatouille crepe dry. We now order the sweet crepe YUM! Order at the window if you don't want to dine inside.

 

[mickey916]

We enjoy the ratatouille crepe. DH and I usually split the prix fixe meal and add on an extra salad and soda. The crepes are huge and very shareable. Our favorite dessert one is the chocolate and pear but all the ones we’ve tried are good. We really like Le Creperie.

 

[TheOneWithTheTriplets]

Our family of 5 has never had trouble grabbing same day ADRs once we know about what time we'll be arriving in Epcot.

We don't usually do the fixed menu. We'd rather order the specific items we want, often with plans to share a few so we can taste various options.

We have enjoyed our meals here and definitely keep it in mind as an option when we want to do a sit down, air conditioned meal in Epcot. It's not something we plan a trip around, but it has ended up being a good option when we're debating what we want for dinner and we all know we want to sit and be served, especially if the timing is such that the evening thunderstorm is eminent.

 

[Kae]

We enjoyed it. The food was good, and the service was great. Brewed iced tea, so I was happy it was hot out. The kitchen was behind because I think they do the QS side too, but the server kept checking on us and explained things.

 

[BrianL]

I went there once and really enjoyed it. I did not have the ratatouille crepe though. It was very calm and quiet inside, which I appreciated, considering the chaos outside (queuing up for Remy's).

 

[Marthasor]

The ratatouille crepe is my go-to as the sweet crepes are a bit too sweet for me. As PPs noted, you do not have to do prix-fixe. I typically order a crepe and a beverage - the crepes are huge. We typically go for "breakfast" and, as a party of 2, we have never had an issue simply walking up to the restaurant. While the menu is, of course, different, it is such a nice alternative to standing in line at Les Halles in France which has become such an ordeal between the line and trying to find somewhere to sit. Creperie is an absolutely lovely, calm, seated dining experience that doesn't completely break the bank - service is always good and they have nice restrooms too!