Crêpe & Co.

Came here for a late lunch and got the smoked Salmon crêpe (Savory) and it was so delicious. This is by far the best smoked salmon crêpe I have tried. The only reason I had a 4 of 5 is because they mixed up my order with my boyfriend (I requested without cream cheese) yet it was still delicious. I’d come back here again!

Came here after checking out some art and photography on Queen West with my sister.
The café is reminiscent of a cute dainty french café. Marble table tops, stools, couches, hard flooring and overall cozy feel was a great backdrop for a quick lunch bite.
We ordered two crepes (English breakfast and veggie crêpe) as well as two cappuccinos. Total was approx $ 30 after tax, before tip.
The crepes were large, the English breakfast had scrambled eggs, sausage and mushrooms. The veggie crêpe had a huge variety of veggies including eggplant, artichoke, asparagus, mushroom, olives, onions and more. It also came with a side of salad and ricotta cheese on top of the crêpe. Both my sister and I are not vegetarian but I think this crêpe is something anyone would easily enjoy.
Cappuccinos were ok. Quite bitter for my taste and they were very small.
Overall we loved the crepes. Next time will try a different drink.

3.5 stars!
I came here during their lunch hour. It was busy but not packed, so my colleagues and I were able to find a spot for three people. It is sort of like a cafeteria-​style, similar to Williams’ Café and Aroma, where you get your own water and you order and pay prior to getting your meal.
The atmosphere was great. Very casual yet had a sophisticated feel to it with creative décor. I ordered the smoked salmon crêpe (not the breakfast one) and it was delicious! A little pricey for a bit of smoked salmon wrapped in a crêpe with two pieces of asparagus though. I liked the dish so much that I went home and duplicated it in my own kitchen!
Anyway, I’m not usually in the area too often, but if I do return, this place would definitely be on one of my top places to have lunch in the Queen West/​Ossington area.

Coffee is decent but I agree with another reviewer, they take Forever! to make a simple drip coffee. I live by here and need quick service in the morning to catch the Ttc. Once I ordered a coffee to go and it took them nearly Ten! minutes to give to me, and yes I missed the streetcar. I’m better off spending my time walking 2 blocks to Starbucks.

Dined here with a friend and was impressed with both the ambiance and food. Clean, quick service and professional wait staff. Ordered Blinchiki to share, a smoked salmon crêpe and a vegetable medley crêpe with smoked salmon and spinach side salad. Portions are huge! Usual coffee and tea for drinks, which were also yummy.

This is a great little café in the queen west neighbourhood. It has a very chique appeal and push the European café angle quite heavily. I liked how they decorated the store for the season and how cozy the place felt with red sofas and chairs around window. Very good pricing for the quality of the specialty coffees and treats you get.

Came here for breakfast with my boyfriend. We ordered a spinach and cheese crêpe and Menemen crêpe and they were amazing. We’ve been to many crêpe places around the world and these were fresh, delicious and the portions large. We ordered flavored lattes with almond milk which were better than any starbucks or second cup latte we’ve tried. We will be returning soon. Yummmm

Crêpe and co has a half priced breakfast during the week that my girlfriend and I decided to try out. It was the best breakfast I’ve had in Toronto. Other reviews say they have slow service but if you’ve ever been to Europe you will understand that’s pretty much customary. However, today, for us they were actually very quick. The food was fantastic and unique to your standard options in the area. The servers are incredibly nice and accommodating. I’m a picky eater, and this place is the bomb.
–Ed

This is one of my new favorite! As a frenchie, finding a place with GOOD savory crepes in Toronto is no small thing but finding a place where the coffee is also amazing is priceless! Love the location and the staff is über friendly.
I also love that they don’t kick you out if you just want to work or read while sipping your coffee for an hour (or two)… my new Starbucks!

I found the staff here to be very friendly, but the food is decidedly mediocre. The sauce on a seafood crêpe had the gloopy consistency of Campbell’s mushroom soup straight from the can. A vegetarian crêpe consisted mainly of non-​perishable vegetables like jarred olives and artichoke hearts. For a recently established restaurant, the décor seems dated and mismatched. As someone who lives near this restaurant, I wish the owners were more considerate about littering their storefront with signage: they have 2 A-​Frame signs scrawled with bad puns and daily specials in neon marker, plus an 8-​foot high cloth sign emblazoned with the company’s name, held in place by a sandbag. Looks terrible is all.

First reason I’m giving them solid four starts — their crepes, either savoury or sweet, are GOOD, and big enough to be shared by two people (if you’re not too hungry).
Second — and here comes a little story: I went there for coffee and wasn’t very happy with the coffee — which was supposed to be a specialty. They asked me for feedback, and I was very honest — even gave some tips on why I thought the coffee wasn’t top notch. They were very pleased I was open on giving feedback and said were going to look after it.
So, today I came back and coffee was flawless. Absolutely perfect, I savoured every drop of it. I had to ask them what were the changes, and I was told they had a technician fine-​tune the espresso machine after my (and not only mine) feedback, and were super happy to listen the positive response.
They are now serving a «Maple Spice Latte» which I absolutely recommend.

I’ve been looking for a coffee shop on that stretch of Queen St that isn’t a major chain — somewhere to meet friends or go on a date that doesn’t have the boisterous atmosphere of a bar. This is my new go-​to. Their lattes and crepes are delicious. The seating is super comfortable (it’s so hard to find couches with pillows in a coffee shop) and the music is delightfully nostalgic. I learned that it’s a family business owned by a husband and wife and they both came up to our table to introduce themselves and asked us if we needed anything else. It’s little details like this that build great return customers! I can’t wait to go back.
I think I’d go do some work here during the day and it’s more comfortable and less noisy than the Starbucks down the block.

Had a horrible experience having a Sunday morning coffee here where it took the staff 15 – 15!! – minutes to serve up a cup of drip coffee. (The restaurants wasn’t even busy!) I assumed that it must have been because the place/​staff was new/​inexperienced, or they were having an off day, so I came back this morning. Still took five minutes for just a simple coffee, and the server fully forgot that there was also a croissant in the order.
Not to mention the fact that, apparently their pastry supplier doesn’t make deliveries on Sundays, and so all of their pastries were day-​olds. (Rock hard day-​olds at that. I’ve never had a day-​old so stale and tough, served cold.) It’s incredible to me that a Crepes restaurant, whose primary meal is brunch, would order pastries from a supplier who doesn’t service them on the biggest brunch day of the week. (Especially when Mabel’s bakery is literally across the street!)
Great interior and atmosphere, even if the music is obnoxiously loud. But my god, absolutely horrible service, both times I’ve been. Avoid it.

We ordered 2 desserts to go — a tira misu-​like pastry, and a sweet custard with many flaky layers. Both were great portions.
Biggest peeve: The server put them in a to-​go container — AFTER DRIZZLING NESTLE QUIK CHOCOLATE ALL OVER THE TOP. That would be okay if, say, I ordered a CHOCOLATE TOPPED CREPE, or maybe a latte with whipped cream and CHOCOLATE DRIZZLE. But not on pastry.
What if I hated chocolate? Or was somehow allergic?
Luckily I was able to scrape the sugary crap off the top when I got home.
They were good. Not great.

I was looking for something to eat for dinner and I stumbled upon this place. I ordered the turkey savoury crêpe and it was very tasty. The savoury creeps come with a side salads of arugula and cherry tomatoes which added a fresh touch. I ordered a latte and it was delicious.
The staff are very helpful and friendly. It is a large place with plenty of seating. With the free wifi I could see this as a great place to work from.

Ordered a Café Latte, tea, scoop of ice cream on the side, and a «Radical Raspberry» crêpe. Coffee and Tea were ok and ice cream was fine but the crêpe was absolutely awful. Bland throughout, sour, no hint of sweetness and the «sweet cheese» (being just sweetened cottage cheese) was disgusting. I dare anyone with a sound palette and ordering that crêpe and tell me it’s servable… disgusting. Sent it back after a few bites, no apologies and nothing was done of the situation. Overall, I would go back for a coffee but probably would never order anything from the food menu.