Crepevine

The general manager, Frederico was very accommodating and attentive – especially considering we were a party of 8 on such short notice! The best part, however, was the unexpectedly great food (namely the pasta, specifically «Bari»). Awesome vibe for a Sunday lunch. Upbeat Latin music, fresh ingredients, and reasonable price. Might as well try a crêpe while you’re here; I specifically recommend the Valencia.

So this place is great for breakfast and brunch. The out door seating is prefect for sunny weather and inside is great for any weather. It can get a little loud depending on what day you come. You order your food and pay before you sit. So when you eat you can leave without having to wait to somebody to give you the check

Came here for a late night dinner with my aunt and uncle. The environment inside felt very welcoming. When I first walked in, the menu grabbed my attention with all the different colors, it was really bold. I had ordered the s’mores crêpe, and my aunt ordered the Pattaya crêpe with shrimp. My crêpe was really delicious with marshmallows covering the top, with a big scoop of vanilla bean ice cream. My aunts crêpe was also yummy with a side of potatoes which I loved. My uncle ordered a chamomile tea, and it was served in a golden kettle, with honey and sugar upon request. The customer service was excellent, definitely will be back!

The service here is nice. You order before you get seated at your table. I got seated quickly and didn’t wait too long for the food. The portions here are very large and filling. The prices are well worth it for its quality of food. Very recommended!

Ohhhh I heard it through the Crepevineeeee!
If you’re a breakfast fiend, this would probably be a place you’d frequent often.
When you walk in, you are expected to pay for your meal before you are served. They hand you a number and bring your plate right to your table.
They serve Eggs Benedict, omelettes, sweet and savory crepes, and also egg scrambles allllll the whole day long.
Not necessarily the first place I would pick, but this small chain offers such a variety of dishes that it makes it easy for any group of people to find something close to their liking.
They even serve sandwiches, pastas, salads, and appetizers such as sweet potato fries or spicy cornbread with jalapeño jelly.
I usually stick to their breakfast items, but not being a huge breakfast person to start with, you might want to take my opinion with a grain of salt.
Provence — salmon and spinach scrambled with 3 eggs and generously served with red onions and goat cheese. This was ok. Served with a side of crispy house potatoes, this is great for those who have quite the appetite.
As far as the Benediction selection goes, the eggs are usually poached well; runny yolks and firm, yet fragile egg whites that are easy to slice into with the fork. The Blackstone is good if you want something more classic.
Pumpkin Spiced Pancakes — these are served with 100% organic maple syrup. If you enjoy sweets in the morning, this will definitely satiate that sweet tooth.
Oh and those who like a more simpler approach to breakfast, they do have oatmeal, bagels, and fresh fruit available.
Fresh carrot or orange juice, and coffee.
Helloooo. TOTALLY breakfast headquarters if you ask me.
Service is not consistent though. Bummer. The food takes a little long to come out despite not having many customers. Just be sure you’re not in a hurry when eating here.
So if you want a place that is no fuss, no frills, with hearty portions, then this is definitely your joint. Especially if you’re looking for a simple breakfast!

This is my go to spot when I work from home and get a little cabin fever and want a walk. The crepes are great, the fries are moreish and the salads are well dressed.
I always leave satisfied but not «stuffed» indicating the quality of the food.
This is not to mention the friendliness of the staff, the fact they don’t seem to want to rush you out and look like they enjoy their jobs.

This place has improved since the early 00’s when I used to come here to write late night papers during college. Their menu is super extensive, colorful and eye grabbing– and their service is great! Way better than the depressing atmosphere it used to have. I came here after an Academy of Sciences night life event on a Thursday night and my sis got the Pattaya crêpe at the recommendation of the cashier. ($ 12.50: Cilantro and peanut sauce with either chicken or shrimp, ‘shrooms and red onions-​It was smackinnn’!) My cousin got the smores crêpe ($ 7.95). It had real roasted marshmallows on top just like the ones you’d make when camping. It came with a phat scoop of vanilla bean ice cream and lots of chocolate sauce. The tea is also very good. It’s loose leaf served in a golden teapot, & decently priced under $ 4. The server brought extra teacups and offered honey upon tabling the pot. Overall, it was a great late night dinner as it closes at 11pm.
*Giving this place 4 stars cuz the bathroom needs major cleanup– Toilet paper and (hopefully) water on the floor. They were so busy providing great table service that they forgot to clean up the bathroom.

Food is amazing (and I am French) but I am reviewing more the consistent kindness of the staff towards our toddler. They always make his experience great, bring a chair super fast, sit us as a priority when it’s crowded. REALLY really kid friendly place and you guys ROCK.
Thank you!
Oh and they have drinks too, which is the cherry on top of the cake for mom and dad :)

Eugh.
Crepevine may now have some of the worst pancakes I have ever eaten.
Crepevine’s pancakes used to be a treat. They were big and fluffy with flavor.
Today I ordered both the pumpkin spice pancakes and the horchata pancakes. The horchata pancakes were dry and crumbly. The pumpkin spice pancakes were more moist than the horchata ones — but they had absolutely no flavor. None. They were rubbery and bland.
Even with salt and syrup — both sets of pancakes were yuck. Despite requesting real maple syrup (which they do carry) to accompany the pancakes — Crepevine just threw in cheap packets of their corn syrup heavy maple syrup. Dense and tasteless — both sets of pancakes found a much more appropriate home at the top of my compost bin.
Crepevine may have big portions and decent prices but the quality of their food has gone down dramatically.
Trust.

This place is a bang for your bucks! They have a huge menu that caters to everyone, from sweet to savory crepes and salads to sandwiches. They’ve got you covered! You’ll leave feeling full with enough left-​overs for perhaps a second meal.
Some of my personal favorites are the Bombay savory crêpe and Tossed Greens with added Shrimp.

During my last visit, the fries were disappointing. Not as golden brown and crispy as I remember them to be. A big reason for why I like this place is because of the fries so when the fries change so will my rating. Also the size of the crêpe is smaller now.
This isn’t my go to place when I’m in the area like it used to be because my last experience was so disappointing. But the food is still solid — minus the fries.

What it is: a fast-​casual spot with tons of options, fast service, reliably good food and room for big parties — as well as outdoor seating. It kind of checks all the boxes for those times when you’re walking around wondering where you should go to eat. Good for breakfast, lunch, brunch, dinner, coffee, snacks (they have a huge variety of pastries and treats in addition to the regular menu). Good for catching up with friends, refueling, a family or roommate dinner, take-​out.
What it isn’t: Fancy, pretentious, gourmet, or a great romantic date spot. You might have to wait to get a glass of water.
I recommend putting Crepevine in any restaurant rotation you have going on — and hitting it up more than once, since there’s so much on the menu that you can have a different experience every time.

I have so many long overdue reviews for lots of places, and this place is one of them. Crepevine is definitely a gem in the Inner Sunset. Typically, there’s other places as well, but if you want a huge variety to choose from, this is your place.
Pros:
— The menu is HUGE. Hanging high on the walls behind the front counter, you will literally find yourself immersed in the menu.
— Serves a variety of foods, from salads, to crepes (both savory and sweet), to burgers, to small pastries and beverages
— The place is very enthusiastic, with a homely feeling in the atmosphere
— They accept cash and card
— Near other stores where you can find yourself walking along by if you’re ever here
— The price is definitely worth the serving in my opinion
— It’s an adult AND kid friendly restaurant, equipped with mimosas for adults, and a kids menu for their kiddies
— They close pretty late, which rocks if you find yourself hungry at 9pm.
— Seating is available inside and a few tables outside
— The workers are really friendly!
Cons:
— Because it is located along Irving, parking is definitely a hassle to find
— The restaurant interior is slightly crowded with the tables, so getting around is a bit frustrating.
Definitely a place to take some pals or your family out to, it’s friendly for everyone

I have been a fan since they opened…15 years? Consistently good. Clean. Amazing food. Crepes. Salads. Eggs. Sandwiches. The staff are so well trained. Polite. Efficient. While there may be a long line of Millenials – it’s worth the wait. Serve beer and wine and some specialty cocktails. Great for breakfast lunch or brunch. You won’t be disappointed and there’s something for everyone. This photo shows my Athena salad (Greek) with salmon, cooked perfectly.

3.5 STARS
Another lazy Sunday delivery. On October 18^th, the roommate and I ordered lunch around 1:15pm through DoorDash (
). Our meal arrived about an hour later.
Prices below are what I paid through DoorDash. Based on their online menu, everything we ordered was about $ 1 more per item, with the add Chicken on the pasta being $ 0.55 more. Depending on the prices, each item was around 8%-18.6% more than listed online prices.
*Buffalo wings ($ 8.95): very spicy
*The philly savory crêpe ($ 13.50): sliced & grilled beef filet with caramelized onions, mushrooms & white cheddar, spicy chipotle sauce, served with french fries & organic mixed greens with vinaigrette
*Midnight blues sweet crêpe ($ 8.95): blueberries, banana, brown sugar & rum sauce, served with whipped cream & vanilla ice cream
*El paso ($ 12.95): homemade corned beef hash with bell peppers & onions over potatoes with melted cheddar, topped with eggs over easy, whole wheat toast
*Palermo ($ 11.95): fettuccine alfredo with parmesan, add Grilled chicken breast (+$ 3.50)
Surprisely, the pasta was my favorite dish. And I don’t even like pasta that much. The sauce was creamy and cheesy. So comforting. The buffalo wings were good too. Juicy and meaty. The reason I decided on Crepevine was because I wanted breakfast. These were my least favorite dishes. The corned beef needed more potatoes and levels of flavor. It’s weird to say, but the dish had too much lean corned beef. It needed a little more fat and carbs since the corned beef was a little dry. The philly crêpe sounded good, but didn’t really come together for me. The filling seemed to fight texturally with the crêpe itself and the flavors didn’t mesh. I did enjoy the dessert crêpe, but the ice cream had melted so it didn’t feel complete.
Overall, our meal was probably closer to 3 stars, but I’m rounding up for the fettuccine alfredo. It totally hit the spot!

YUM! This place is really good! Came here on my last trip to SF and I really enjoyed this place.
There’s multiple locations throughout the city but we came to this one cause it had better reviews out of all the rest. The place is really cute and I loved how they had their menus up on the wall. It is pretty small though. You order your meal up at the register and then you get a number and someone will seat you.
I ordered the San Francisco crêpe. You get a choice of either smoked or fresh salmon. I got the smoked salmon and it also had capers, red onions, spinach, dijon, and dill havarti in it. It also comes w/​a side of potatoes or fries and a salad. The crêpe was pretty good & I really liked the potatoes.
My friends also ordered sangria and that was actually really good. I recommend.

Been coming here for awhile now, but never got around to writing a review until now!
I almost always get the Tuscany crêpe (chicken, pesto, feta cheese) but yesterday I decided to be a little more adventurous and try something new! I got the Bombay crêpe and omg it was delicious. I must say that I was definitely in the mood for some curry, so I’m glad I saw this on the menu. It was sweet and spicy, and towards the end, I did wish there was some rice or something, but I’m glad you get a salad on the side and fries/​potatoes.
Another favorite would definitely be their salads. I’ve tried their asian chicken salad and cancun, BOTH ARE HUGE — so be prepared for that.
Their service is always great — order at the register, grab a number and sit down at a table. Water is on the right and they always come and refill when you’re looking low.
Will be back to try more!

Another place that has been here for years and I never knew that it existed… even when I lived in the neighborhood. Thank you Unilocal.
Crepevine is a cute, warm, casual restaurant that serves a great selection of crepes, eggs, breakfast, salads, sandwiches, and burgers.
Prices are very reasonable and portions are generous. Great for parents with small kids, dates, or hungry adults.
Open late til 11… and getting breakfast late… major bonus.
Everyone I was with loved their food… except the Mediterranean sandwich which looked messy and unappealing.
I will definitely be back now that I know about this fun place

Not sure why I’ve never reviewed this place as I’ve been coming here for years, but the short version is this is the place to come if you have a big appetite. The portions here across the board are massive to the point of being the size you get in flyover states. Surprisingly though, the quality of the food is still great despite the fact that they give you so much of it. Everything from the crepes, to the sandwiches are great here, though I like the omelettes at Howard’s down the street better. Prices are fine for San Francisco given the portion sizes, so no big complaints there. Plus, they’re open till 11pm which is great if you’re looking for a late bite in the neighborhood. Only complaint about the place is they really pack the tables in, and it’s always crowded, so expect to feel a little cramped when eating here.
All in all, despite the place feeling oddly generic, Crepevine is a pretty good place to grab a bite in the neighborhood.

Ooh, I bet you’re wondering how I knew
’bout you’re plans to make me blue
with some other guy that you knew before.
Between the two of us guys
you know I love you more.
It took me by surprise I must say,
when I found out yesterday.
Don’t you know that…
I heard it through the Crepevine
not much longer would you be mine.
Oh I heard it through the Crepevine,
Oh and I’m just about to lose my mind.
Honey, honey yeah.
I’ve been eating here since 2000… the Tuscany crêpe is soooo FUCing good!