Crepe Cherie

So we moved to Claremont about a year ago and have walked by Crêpe Cherie several times on the way to do the shopping. I have never visited a restaurant solely for the purpose of eating crepes but after much convincing from my significant other (who loves crepes by the way) i decided to give it a go.
So glad we stopped in.
I was able to have a simple lemon and sugar crêpe which was not too sweet as i am more of a savory person. My partner had the crêpe cherie.
Coffees followed and were equally delicious.
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A great little crêpe place tucked away in the quiet part of Claremont.
Crepes are reasonably priced at $ 12.00 and my favourite is the Crêpe Cherie which is vanilla custard, lemon wedge and cinnamon, sugar dusting.

Great Crepes in a secluded location… I’ve eaten here a few times and always found the service efficient and the food tasty. I recommend the place for breakfast if you’re in the mood for crepes and are in the area.

This french crêpe café is in the Bayview Shopping Centre, opposite Bunnings and The Lemon Café.
The décor is very simple french and minimalistic, with french music softly playing in the background. Their is a lovely alfresco area out the back, away from the traffic. But the poor staff were dressed in stereotypical blue and white stripe shirts. Which makes it hard to take this place too seriously. They have a nice range of sweet and savoury crepes, as well as a range of other foods on offer.
I ordered the Crêpe Celine. It was full of strawberries and jam and heavily dusted with icing sugar and came with a side order of cream. This crêpe took me back to my adventures in Paris. It was light and sweet and just the right amount of filling. The coffee was barely passable, but I will be back again to try some more of the yummy crepes.