Cynthia Boedihardjo

Typical SF crepe house in a bustling part of the city. I love getting the Mediterranean crepe. The time I went there was an Unplug and Play event being hosted at the Crepe House. It's fantastic to see restaurants collaborating with local artists/producers to bring more bodies into their venue and allow a warm and inviting space for people to connect. Service was lovely. The gentleman at the register was very sweet and friendly. You can bus your own tables and they have a nice water dispenser that's hooked up to the faucet (clearly I have no idea what those things are called). I would recommend this place for lunch, light dinner or a casual hang with friends for coffee, or hot chocolate with whip cream or a hot cider. They only serve wine as an alcoholic beverage but who drinks alcohol these days in SF? 😉

Snigdha Agarwal

A little expensive but very delicious food! We loved our "Belgian waffle", "maple cinnamon latte" with just the right amount of sweetness and "cannelloni crepe" with an extremely flavorful combo of eggplant and mushrooms giving it kind of a meaty texture. Quick and pleasant service. Cozy seating 😊

Steph P.

Hands down the BEST French toast I have ever had! I was hesitant because it said corn flakes French toast, but wow absolutely delicious! I have been here before and I remember the food being just as delicious! Today I ordered take out and the food was made in a reasonable amount of time and was given to me in a very neat and clean box. Thank you for the great start to my morning, can’t wait to come back!

Pamela L

It has always been my goto brunch place. I tried the hamburger for the first time. It was good - clean looking, not sloppy looking. Fries surprisingly exceeded my expectations. It comes with lettuce, a slice of tomato and a few pickles.The fries were crisp and well seasoned. You can ask for ranch dressing at no additional cost. I thought the hamburger was expensive at $17 for what you get. It cost more here than a burger joint.

FQL

Comfortable and homey. Nice portions. Solid friendly but matter of fact service with a smile. Find a table, note your number, look up at the menu boards to pick your food, order and pay at the counter then take your seat. They'll bring your goodies to you quite quickly. If you have leftovers, head to the shelf to the right of the till to conveniently grab your own to go necessities. The unisex washroom is a single stall so that's abit tricky if the place gets busy, esp. If you have little ones - don't wait to go... I enjoyed their food and 90s pop music. Found myself head bobbing more than a couple times. Had a fantastic mocha with mountain of tasty whipcream and a Miami heat crepe. Soft and cheesy but not mushy at all! Salad was the only thing to provide a suggestion on, if I was to be picky, there was a lot of dressing and a few wilty pieces. A couple friends of mine wouldn't like that. No complaints from me, just something to improve to be that much closer to perfect! (A suggestion might be to put the dressing on the side or in a squeeze bottle on the table). Great job guys and gal!

+9

Renee Karunungan

Great place with delicious food! We went here for late lunch and got their sandwich and soup. The chicken rice soup was particularly good. Their sandwiches were huge too. Good price for the amount you get.

Rodica Mihalis

While visiting San Francisco I had the pleasure of having lunch at The Crepes House. Loved their savory lox crepe which contains lox, capers, spinach, tomatoes and cream cheese in a crispy crepe. It comes with a salad and roasted potatoes. Clean, friendly atmosphere and delicious food. Highly recommend!

+3

Adrian G

This breakfast place is just the right and cozy place to enjoy your morning with family and friends. This is my second time here and I got the same experience as before. The personal is really kind and the environment is really nice. The food is amazing and the menu is so big that there are many things to pick it up from. Everything is delicious (spoiler). I ordered the Salmon Benedict eggs and they have this smoked salmon with the capers on the top and the eggs with the runny yolk just falling off the bread that it looked delicious 😋. I ate a piece and was in fact delicious. As a drink I ordered the Americano witch it came in a ceramic cup and the taste was bitter like a black coffee. I liked it as well. My party ordered different things between omelets and other eggs and the dishes were delicious Their drinks (Hot chocolate and Chai tea) were a little bit more sweet than they expected but they said that the flavor was good. This place on Polk street is a must to go for a breakfast and to start your day. Whether you are alone or you are with family; or whether you are visiting or you are local, this place has all the elements to have a great time.

+5

Jennifer Breznicky

Came here for the gluten free crepes and they were delicious! Wish I could get these back home. My husband got the breakfast sandwich on a crossaint and also really enjoyed it. The presentation was beautiful and prices were great!

Claudia Rocha

It was the last place I had to eat in San Francisco, a very quiet place to have breakfast, attentive service, and the waitress was very friendly. A simple place if you're looking for a delicious and cheap meal.

Bill Lin

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 😁

+16

Edith Ho

Less is more! Less seasoning, can savor the real taste of foods. Great variety of crepes, omelettes, pancakes…..good quality. A good place to enjoy my Sunday morning ☺️

+4