Artisans Crêpier

Found them in Camden Town. Wonderful. Breakfast or lunch or snack. Custom orders from a cute little trailer. They actually have little basil plants growing that they pick from for your crêpe. Vegetarian. Good espresso too.

Walking up and down Primrose Hill had me feeling exceptionally hungry, so I walked the few blocks over to Camden Town. I wanted something that was grab-​and-​go, and on the sweet side to wash out the flavor of mediocre pulled pork and cheap macrobrewed beer, so a creperie seemed to be the obvious choice. This stand is in the Inverness Street market, extremely conveniently located right off the Camden Town underground station.
The menu is actually fairly extensive for a stand like like this. 20 – 25 different crepes in all, half sweet and half savory gluten-​free galettes (though I believe you can also have these on a flour-​based crêpe as well). The menu also has beverages, like coffee, fresh juice, and more. The staff are extremely friendly and will happily help you find the perfect crêpe to suit your mood. The preparation can also be quite dramatic and fun to watch, which seemed to be a big hit with kids.
I wound up with the Africanism, which consisted of your choice of chocolate (white, milk, or dark) combined with coconut and rhum. The crisp edges were perfectly matched with the rich white chocolate. The crunch of the coconut and the slight hint of rhum really added a lot of depth to the flavor of the crêpe. I walked away with it piping hot and satiating my sweet tooth and desire for a quick treat.
This stand is simple, convenient street food, with 90% of the menu coming in at under 4£, it’s a great stop for something easy to eat as you begin your walk through the extensive Camden markets.