Crepes A Go Go

Got the banana and Nutella with whipped cream. Delicious, of course. The only reason I’m giving 4 stars instead of 5 is because they only take cash, no credit or debit.
It is open late, which is a plus!

Their crepes are so delicious! Service was fast and friendly. We got a sweet crêpe and a savory one and both were delicious. Good portion size as well. Locate conveniently next to some bars

Come to this food truck, post or pre or mid — drinking to eat huge handheld crepes, swaddled like a baby, filled with cheese and smoked turkey and avocado and onions and/​or chocolate and strawberries and bananas and whipped cream and all sorts of awesome, crêpe-​y deliciousness. What else do you need to know?

Ended up here after going to Bergerac a few establishments down the street. I was pleasantly surprised to see its high ratings on Unilocal.We ordered a Nutella and fresh strawberry crêpe, and then asked to add bananas as well. Pricing was a bit higher than I would’ve expected, but I guess that’s the price for fresh fruit!
Order took less than 10 minutes to come out. It was huge (pretty much as big as Crepevine crepes, stuffed with bunch of fruit and globs of Nutella, and was nice and hot when it came out.
It definitely made my night, especially after a poor experience at Bergerac!

Yup. The best crêpe place in SF. I always get the house special and it is super filling and the best crêpe unless compared to other crepes a go go places… Good texture and chewiness for the crêpe skin.

So you go to Butter, DNA Lounge, Holy Cow or Audio and in the middle of all the alcohol there is the perfect little gem that hits the spot in a whole different way. You want some avocados with sriracha or you just want to fill up on some strawberries and nutella… bruh they got you. There options are super versatile and if you’re too drunk they have picnic table seating and bless them for being open till 4AM and the best part is that my $ 7 goes to a perfect portion and flavors. As I write this I’m calling an Lyft to go get me some.

Amazing crepes that really hit the spot after a night out at DNA lounge! There can be some lines but they move pretty quickly. I got the cheese, smoked turkey, and egg crêpe, which was seasoned really well and pretty large for $ 7 — I’m getting hungry just thinking about it. They have a bunch of savory crêpe options and even more sweet ones, depending on what kind of mood you’re in.
Perfect place to grab a bite to eat and hang out with friends if you’re not quite ready for the night to end yet: P

all i can say is: mind blowing!

I can’t believe I’ve lived in San Francisco for 3 years and have not discovered this perfect joint for after-​the-​bar-​closes hunger that is open til 4am on Fridays and Saturdays and next to DNA Lounge and Audio. It is almost hidden but there is a nice sitting area.
The sweet crepes I’ve had exactly the same elsewhere, but what I really recommend is the one with the jalapenos– it’s was amazing. I think it was the #4 special. Their savory crepes are really my happy place after midnight.

Oh the life of a cat. the poor soul who finds himself outside of a nearby club, and experiencing some late night hunger. thankfully, some friends had the same idea, and led me to the perfect spot for something that would be exactly what I was looking for!
My friends took me to this little cart after a night at the nearby «STUD» Bar. I have had crepes before, many many crepes in fact from all sorts of crêpe places around SF and the bay area, so I was interested to see how this place would fare among some of the others.
I noticed a menu that had some great savory options so I decided to go for the cheese, avocado and tomato.
the crepes here are made fast and speedy, and the service is very nice and friendly. this place definitely seems to be hot among the late night clubbers as people from Butter and DNA lounge all flooded over to the little carts hideaway.
I really enjoyed the crêpe here! the ingredients were nice and fresh, and the crêpe was served just warm enough to how I like. nothing too fancy in terms of serving, just wrapped in a foil cone, but that’s really all you need.
definitely a great and inexpensive food option for the late night people of the area, and I’ll definitely be making my way back here in the future!
*chirp!*

This is by far one of the best food trucks in the city. Fat crepes sweet or savory. I’ve been known to get two crepes because I can’t decide.
Hot and really good.. Fresh ingredients and nice guys at the counter. Expect a line at night during weekend..

Their food is amazing~~~~~
I ordered the Chicken, beef with grilled jalapenos and onions. Melts in your mouth. Really great as a late night food. It is top quality food hands down.

I was craving a crêpe and found this place was open late.
it was my first time here and i was shocked by the small food truck but OMG!!! Was the reaction I had after tasting one of the crepes here.
I got a banana, almond and nutella crêpe and it was BOMB!
The service was good too. The crepes were delicious
I would totally come here again.

Floppy and rubbery pre-​made crepes. Asked the guy to specifically make me a fresh crepes and he said he would so I trusted him but when I got home I found out he lied to me and gave me these horrible, old, pre-​made crepes. Not to mention he’s stingy with the filling. I paid $ 20 for 2 darn opposite-​of-​delicious, mushy, second rate crepes!
I understand that you get slammed by the club spill offs but when I came it was NOT busy at all. I’m just pissed off by how he freakin’ lied to me.
If you want to try these crepes, make sure that you get the fresh crepes. Watch them make your crepes fresh. Waste of money.

Hidden gem in the rough. They offer sweet and savory crepes.
My Verdict: Recommend.

Don’t let the food truck fool you. These crepes are amazing.
Perfect for the after club scene, Crepes A Go Go is a staple for either going between clubs, or when you’re ready to end the night out having fun with a warm and delicious crêpe.
The line tends to be a bit long, but that’s due to their success amongst San Franciscans as being some of the best late night crepes you can have.

I visit Crepes A Go Go exactly once a year: When I’m in town for a work conference and then get absolutely blitzed on jello shots at the neighboring Butter. Crepes make much better drunk food than Spaghetti-​Os, so I trek out to this food cart and thoroughly enjoy their offerings.
These fine folks serve up a decent variety of savory crepes, which I believe are better at soaking up the booze. Sure, there are sweet varieties, but that’s not for me. I like meat. Specifically, I like whatever has the smoked turkey and pineapple, it’s legit. But then again, I’ve never had these sober…
They’re affordable but cash only, so bring those dollars!

I don’t have too many fond things to say about my ex from Trinidad, as most of my quality memories were eclipsed the moment I found out he was cheating on me with a woman in her mid-50’s from Minnesota. (I’m just going to have to pray it was a sugamama sort of arrangement and know it has no bearing on my value in life.)
But one thing that at least somewhat eases my consternation is the fact that he introduced me to the Crepes A Go Go truck. Disgustingly drunk, a sloppy mess, at an unholy and ghastly hour in what can only be described as a semi-​somnambulant stupor, I have made my way to this truck by hook or by crook and never been disappointed. (I only wish I could say the same of our love affair.) I always went for the avocado, sun-​dried tomato and Jack cheese and would practically cry tears of joy every time my order was called and I (or some other, more sober member of our party) would reach up to retrieve the lil’ foiled and folded bundle of joy. That is so much better than any newborn I will ever reach for after hours of grueling and intensive labor. Plus in this situation, I get to eat – whereas in childbirth, only the babe does.
I’m sure they don’t appreciate it whenever I encourage my designated driver to double park, flip on those hazards and essentially bump NWA so that I can jump out and get my order started as quickly as possible, but I think almost anyone can be bought with a hefty tip and what I hope was a really dapper wink but probably looked like a mild seizure to the person I was giving it to. No matter, at least I got what I came for.
I prefer the savory crepes here because I’m just a savory type of gyal but the sweet crepes are divine too! I just happen to be the type of lady that stays loyal and true once she finds something she likes – unlike my ex. But thanks for the restaurant recommendation!

Thank you Crepes a Go Go for making me fit to drive last Saturday.
Le BF and I had one too many over at Butter. After checking out the line for Bootie and not wanting to pay $ 20 for cover (gettin too old and too much in a relationship for ish like that), we stumbled around the street and realized we weren’t really in a state to drive yet. Crepes and their picnic tables to the rescue!
I can never resist Nutella, so I went for the banana, nutella, and peanut butter crêpe. Was seriously amazing. Crêpe was light and fluffy, really set off the flavors well. For me it would be hard to mess up a peanut butter/​nutella combination, but I think the texture of the crêpe really added to it.
Le BF got a savory crêpe, but I was honestly too engrossed in my Nutella crêpe to pay too much attention. Pretty sure he enjoyed his too.
Was delicious and I will definitely be back! :)

This truck is (permanently?) parked in a somewhat shady part of SOMA that happens to be filled with a number of late night haunts for those who enjoy dancing and/​or imbibing in liquid poetry (or firewater, depending on which place you frequent). I don’t know about the rest of you, but my friends and I usually find ourselves seeking quick and convenient calorie-​heavy food at some point during/​after.
Enter the Crepes-​a-​Go-​Go truck. It’s open until 3AM (or at least was when I used to frequent it) and offers you a convenient handheld solution. Who needs the hassle of a fork when the world is spinning around them? Not I!
Once you’ve tried and loved it, it’s hard to stray from the classic Nutella-​banana sweet crêpe base. To mix it up a little, sometimes we add cinnamon and strawberries or coconut. Everything has turned out delicious, and while the credit may largely be due to the Nutella, Crepes-​a-​Go-​Go makes a darn good crêpe base and matches your Nutella with just the right amount of complementary toppings. They don’t match up to the gourmet crepes I’ve tried in other cities near and far but they’re certainly a great & easy choice for under $ 10!
We have yet to try the savory crepes at this location, but many in my company have tried it and devoured it with the passion of a starved wildebeest. Looked good to me!

Who doesn’t love a late night crêpe? Savory or sweet, Dessert or Snack? You can do it all!
It’s a food truck in a little alley right next to Butter and across the street from DNA Lounge. Very convenient for those who are drunk/​buzzed after a fun night.
I actually came for dessert since I had dinner nearby. I got the King Lias crêpe and I added strawberries. The crêpe itself is $ 7, reasonable, but adding strawberries was an additional $ 2.50. I honestly had no idea extra strawberries were so expensive or else I wouldn’t have gotten it. I couldn’t find a price for additional toppings on their menu. The king lias crêpe was delicious with an awesome medley of flavors and textures. The only thing I didn’t like is that they make their crepes on the softer side, it had no crunch to it. And the fact that my delicious crêpe was $ 10. It was delicious but not $ 10’s worth in my opinion. I also like to have ice cream in my crepes which they don’t offer.
Cash Only.
This wouldn’t be my first choice for crepes, but if I was nearby I would not mind stopping by to get a crêpe.

I think the cause of Crepes A Go Go’s high rating is the fact that it’s located down the street from a lot of bars. In other words, it’s drunk food, and drunks like anything… unless they’re angry drunks. Heck, a drunk guy even complimented my Ninja Turtle t-​shirt. Well, now that I think about it, that drunk at least did have good taste.
I ordered the «Lias crêpe,» whose description alleged that it was sweetest available, consisting of banana, nutella, and almond dust. Sure, it was tasty enough, but there was nothing that really set it apart.
Summary: Hits the spot, and by that I mean the spot on the ground when you throw up due to alcohol poisoning.

Aaaaaah, la crêpe «feel-​good» d’après soirée ! Vous n’irez sûrement jamais y manger de crêpe, mais j’adore cet endroit. Situé à côté du Butter, «dive bar», bar/​boîte un peu glauque où je finis chaque année une de mes soirées à San Francisco, le Crepes A Go Go propose des crêpes «comme en France», délicieuses après quelques verres bien dégueux !
Je né saurai dire si elles sont vraiment bonnes, mais je sais que j’en salive rien que d’y penser (crêpe au chocolat, of course). Alors si vous y passez un jour, allez y à jeun, faites moi plaisir, et dites moi si je rêve ou si c’est délicieux ! Je n’ai bien sûr aucune idée du prix, déjà j’arrive à commander à ce stade de la soirée, c’est déjà bien !
PS: Né vous étonnez pas, il s’agit d’un food truck dans une cour, on mange dehors, sur une table de jardin, ou debout dans la rue, assis dans son taxi. Je vous dis, c’est un concept (mais j’aaaaime !)