Crepes a la Cart

–1 star bc of the wait. Went around 830 am on Sun morning. Waited approx 30 mins to order and another 30 for the crepes. 2 groups before us in line left… Better for us! The cashier was super friendly and sweet, which made the wait easier.
Ordered apple strudel, fruit crêpe, and side of hash. Everything was SO yummy! Next time I’m getting an extra side of hash for later.

Most of the time there is a long wait, but the delicious made-​however-​you-​want crepes are worth it! I suggest going during off hours or right before they are about to close. And don’t be afraid to try some of the «odd» flavored ones, the cheesecake crêpe is my personal favorite!

Awesome. Had a great crêpe for lunch. Crêpe mountain!
Chicken broccolini garlic cream goat cheese mushrooms… Yes.
I’ve been wanting to try this place for a few years now and they did not disappoint.
The wait was long, about 20 – 30 minutes, because of the line but was worth it. I highly recommend this place to anyone visiting breck.
Perfect for those after dispensary munchies. ;]
I’ll be back to try the sweet crepes next year.

TL;DR: A hot crêpe in the snow! Best thing ever! Must try if you’re in Breck!
We came here after dinner on a Monday and there was still a line trying to get crepes. While you were waiting, check out the menu at the front and decide what you want once you get up to the window. Don’t worry, you’ll have a lot of time to decide. We were in line for around 20 minutes.
Wife got the Banana Foster and I got the S’mores. You definitely have to watch them make the crêpe if you’re ordering the Banana Foster because they light the rum on fire! Wait around 5 more mins after you ordered and you get hot and crispy crepes with gooey insides to enjoy. We saw people before us ordered the Butter & Sugar crepes and they looked so good with melted sugar and butter with a tangy lemon flavor.
Eat them fast because they get cold in the winter weather. We didn’t take any pictures of the crepes because we gobbled them down too fast. Best end to good day on the slopes.

This place does not disappoint! We must have gotten lucky because we only waited in line for 20 – 30 minutes & had our crepes 5 minutes after ordering!
They were amazing! And I love that the guy working there is from Kansas City!
This is a MUST when visiting Breck!

This was the best crêpe I’ve ever had. Normally, when I get a crêpe is a soggy, wilted, floppy pancake. However, the crepes here were cooked to a crispy sugar cookie. There was nothing soggy about it. It was crunchy on the outside, but soft and sweet on the inside. The choices of crêpe is abundant. get ready to stare at that menu for at least 10 minutes before you order!

I notice that there is always a queue at this cart despite how cold it is. Being our last night in Breckenridge we thought we better try some, braving the cold.
The people in front of us added something to their order & 1 of the crêpe makers got pretty upset. Must have been a bad day. We waited around 20 minutes for our cheesecake crêpe with no added fruits ($ 7.95 before tax, around $ 8+, $ 10 with tips).
There are some tables round the back & one of the gas heaters was turned on — Still freezing tho.
The window to collect the crêpe was around the corner. No issues there except for mis-​pronounced name but luckily I was the only one that ordered it.
Taste-​wise. It was ok. A whole lot of cream cheese with brown sugar & butter. It was ok. However, I don’t think it’s worth standing on the cold for but it is an experience nevertheless!

Great location on Main Street. We went at 9am so there was no line but any other time would be a fairly long line. The crêpe selection is amazing. The dulce leche crêpe with Nutella was amazing for the sweet tooth. The benedict crêpe was also pretty good for breakfast. The rest of our group liked theirs as well. Will definitely go back the next time I’m in Breck.

Doesn’t get any better than Crepes a la cart!
This place is always a go-​to for me when I’m at Breck.
Crepes are made to order and you can even watch as they put them together. You can choose from their delicious concoctions or make one of your own! They have a patio at back with tables, chairs, a cozy heater and a radical view.
The wait is a bitch sometimes but oh man is it worth it!!!
Just watch out for line cutters when you’re looking at menu! Lol

Be careful!
My friends and I fell into the deadly trap of oozing for dessert and seeing this place with a line in front. At first glance, the line was no more than 10 people and I thought we would get the crêpe in 15 minutes. After making friendly conversation with the people in front, they told me the wait would be 45 minutes. I wanted to bail, but my friends girlfriend really wanted to try it.
After 90 minutes of waiting in the snow, we ordered 5 crepes — we upped our initial order of two. The crepes were good, but for a wait of 20 minutes.
The people were awesome and they worked as fast as they could, but with just 4 burners, there is only so much you could do.
Gentlemen… prepare your girlfriends before you have to have to wait for 1.5 hours for them :)

Cute little food truck on Main St. Smelled so good I wish I was able to try other one but I was so full! Price ranges anywhere from $ 7 – 13 not too bad!

Really, really good crêpe; the thinnest and crispiest I’ve ever had.
I got the nutella, strawberry and banana crêpe.
The service was as quick and friendly as they could be, as the line wasn’t too long. Still, it took me about an hour to order and receive my crêpe, but it was well worth it.

Totally delicious!!!
This small food cart, big enough to have 3 people working inside, two cooks and a cashier, serves as a stand to pass and serve the very wide variaty of crêpe options.
On the downside, the size of the kitchen doesnt correspond to the amount of people waiting to be served, so if you come during peak hours, arm yourself with patience, because it might take you at least 30 min to be taken care of.
My personal favorite: Crêpe Parisien and Nutella with banana for dessert.
There’s a couple of outside sitting tables if you want to hang out while tou eat.

This is a must stop for me and my family when visiting Keystone/​Breckenridge. This is a little whole in the wall, but the crepes are world class. I honestly enjoy the crepes at this place than the ones I had in my last trip to Paris (maybe I did not have much luck). What I like about this place is that they are very consistent with the quality of their crepes. I normally go with the sweet ones, with nutella or simple butter and sugar. Regardless of my choice the flavors are spot on. The staff is super friendly and they have a vast lost of sweet or savory options. Yes, you may have to wait for a long time, but it is totally worth it.

This little spot always has a line, even in the pouring rain (last year this was the case during our 3^rd or 4^th visit here). It’s the perfect little food cart for those craving savory or sweet.
The selection is strong with classics like crêpe Suzette and fruit crepes. For sweet tooths you can ice cream because you can never have too many variations of sugar and dairy. For those desiring a little less sugar, try the veg variations.
Again, be prepared to wait a bit because you don’t want to eat pre-​made crepes, right?! You’re waiting for a made-​to-​order meal. It’s not a snack unless you’re sharing. Why share? To try more types!
There is a small patio with a fire pit for the cooler days/​nights.

Muy buenas… Pero hay que esperar demaciado…
Pedi la benedictina … Deliciosa…
Si va este dispuesto a esperar, se dilatan haciendolas

I love this place. I split the Beach Club with a friend and immediately regretted splitting. I’ve been here before so I should know better.
I’m from a city that has long LONG lines for trailers. Austin is famous for a average 5 hour line for Franklin’s BBQ and I’ve waited in that line more than 8 times. That’s 40 hours of waiting. Franklin’s has a rule– and rightly so, that one person can’t order for than 2 or 3 orders. This prevents someone from holding up the line with orders.
My friends and I got in line before opening and it moved great (We were in line for about 30 – 40 minutes…) until we got to the deck in front of the trailer. We then waited… watching them make so many crepes that we couldn’ t count that someone ordered in front of us. It was a standstill for almost 20 minutes. The line didn’t move… People in the line behind us kept asking if we’d ordered and what had happened.
Put a rule in force that people actually have to wait for their own amazing crepes and you’ll be much better off.

After hiking mount quandary, we stopped by this little crêpe stand as I had a girlfriend post a picture of their beach club on her Instagram. This made me want to try that exact crêpe out, which I did lol.
Currently this crêpe stand sits in between a store getting construction on and a Patagonia store. They have seats behind and next to their stand.
Apparently this crêpe restaurant is very busy at all hours of the day. Thankfully the line wasn’t as long as it normally is, but it still took me 30 – 45 minutes to finally put my order in. For their menu, they have savory crepes, sweet crepes, breakfast crepes, and ice cream crepes.
The workers who work for crepes a la cart are very friendly and chatty. They made standing in line more bearable lol.
Moving onto the beach club, it tasted very fresh, but the chèvre cheese (goat cheese) was a tad overwhelming. I still loved it although my fiancée did not. That was okay, more for me lol. The smoked salmon with bacon had a very complementing taste, but bacon makes anything and everything taste good haha.
I can’t wait to be back to try more of their sweet crepes or ice cream crepes!

They are very slow! Longest wait for food in town. Don’t be fooled. 10 person line could take over an hour! But if you really want a mediocre crêpe … Then by all means bring a lawn chair.