Kelly’s Crepes

Amazing place if they are open. Hard to tell when they are open. Alas they are closed for the season. :(I would give 5 stars if they are open.

My kids know their crepes, we eat them a couple of times a week. We lived off crepes in Paris. We know our crepes. Kelly’s crepes are really really good. I highly recommend them! While visiting Ashland, we relied on Kelly’s Crepes for nourishment several times and were always super happy we did. Good coffee too.

This place was amazing! I would highly recommend this to ANYONE in the Ashland area. Kelly’s Crepes is worth the drive!

Best kept secret. I told our hotel staff about it, and a store owner, and they hadn’t heard of the place! Ha! Only open during the summers, I think. We were there on ⁹⁄₆ and they were closing next week. But, we loved this place! The staff is very friendly. Casual. Quick! Outdoor only and great crepes at a decent price! Go check it out! Thank you!

Such a cute spot with really tasty food. The owner and the staff are very friendly. You can tell it’s a neighborhood joint with a great vibe.
gluten free option!
Small Menu, but a good variety nonetheless. Coffee from Noble across the street. Beautiful outdoor setting in a garden.
It’s only seasonal and is shutting down in September until the following summer.

Fun place with good food for a snack and fast service. A bit light to be called lunch but the crêpe was delicious. Docked one star for asking for a tip through their iPad payment system when all they offer is counter service and you bus your own table, but whatever!

Pulled pork crêpe was my favorite! Spinach w marscapone cheese was not very substantial. Great destination for a bike ride, since the bike path is so close!

Loved this place and the neighborhood! We accidentally found it and were so happy! Delicious creeps, beautiful garden and super friendly people.

Can’t beat the view– but the crepes are wonderful!!! I had the spinach, feta, pine nut. My hubby had the ham and swiss. The coffee served is Noble. The batter for the crepes are as great as it gets. Very nice staff and the garden setting was very relaxing. I will be back!

I’ve been waiting for Kelly’s Crepes to open with anticipation. My fear was that my value conscious dining preferences were going to like the food, but as with most Ashland restaurants, balk at the prices.
I was pleasantly surprised then when I found most items on the menu were under $ 7. Of course I proceed to order the most expensive crêpe there, which I still think was only $ 7.25. A savory pulled pork crêpe. For an added $ 0.50 I could have had it gluten free, but I like my gluten. But for those people on the gluten free kick, you still can eat here.
The first thing I noticed was the thickness of the crêpe. Just about perfect. Nice and thick and just the right texture. The pork was tasty. But the real winner of this dish was the coleslaw. Sweet and tangy.
The atmosphere can’t be beat either. A garden setting with a variety of table sizes, including my new favorite seat. A corner counter height bar that looks out into the neighborhood.
And it seems like everyone knows each other here. But that is probably because they do. If you are from out of town and want a good local vibe, this is the place to come. Chances are Kelly will know 80% of the customers in the place, and most of them will know each other. The small town feeling at its best.
I will definitely be going back here regularly. Can’t wait to try the other savory crepes. I don’t usually go for the sweet ones, but a crêpe with lemon and powdered sugar is hard to beat and sends me back to memories of my early 20s when the old gang had brunch every Sunday morning with the crepes being the star of the show.
Since it is an open air dining experience… enjoy it while the weather is good. And I hope I don’t get too hooked on these cause I already find winter depressing enough and going without Kelly’s Crepes will just be one more burden to bear through the winter.

Shared two delicious crepes today, the Spinach, Pine Nuts and Garlic Butter Savory Crêpe and the Lemon Curd & Strawberry Sweet Crêpe. Both were great, and reasonably priced too! Julie and Kelly were so nice behind the counter, it was a delight to hear them chatting with customers while we ate our crepes in the lovely outdoor setting. Kelly’s Crepes is a great addition to the railroad district and Ashland.

A lovely little outdoor crêpe café on the corner of 4^th and A Street. This place fulfills all the requirements of a quick meal. Fine quality Crepes with a variety of fillings, both sweet and savory. Prices are about $ 6-​$ 7 each, and the people are delightful.