Bar Suzette

Bar Suzette located inside Chelsea Market is truly a gem hidden in plain sight! Both the quality of the food and the staff exceeded all of our expectations. There are not a lot of seats, but they turn very quickly so don’t be discouraged if they are packed. Without a doubt they have the best Croque Madame made, and the Dulce de Leche crepe with bananas and the Nutella crepe with strawberries are both top notch as well.

I recently visited Suzette Bar inside Chelsea Market and had a delightful experience. We ordered the Salmon Crepe and the Truffled Mozzarella, both of which were delicious and reasonably priced. My preference was for the Salmon, drinks were also excellent; we enjoyed a Cosmopolitan and a Negroni. The meals are on the lighter side, making them perfect for a quick yet satisfying bite. Overall, Suzette Bar offers great food and drinks at good prices, making it a worthwhile stop in Chelsea Market.

Our crepe master with the cap that says “busy being nice” made our meal great . He answered our questions and chatted with us making our time at the bar enjoyable . The crepe was good and the onion soup excellent . But making small talk with this gentleman was what made the visit pleasant . Hope he doesn’t mind the pics . 🌺

Simply EXCELLENT! From the cashiers to the cooks making our experience something unique, not to mention the crepes and cocktails they have available. Without a doubt, I highly recommend Bar Suzette and would return without thinking twice. A rewarding experience as a customer. I also recommend going at night, since they play house music to get in the mood for having cocktails.

The crepes at Bar Suzette were completely awesome. So much flavor packed into a crepe. They don't skimp on ingredients and the everything is fresh. They have a new vegan menu and it did not disappoint. I had the vegan BLT crepe and my non vegan friend had the pesto chicken. For dessert I had the vegan chocolate, banana, and strawberry crepe. They use Enjoy Life for the chocolate and as I said they do not skimp on ingredients. The strawberries and bananas paired beautifully with the dark chocolate. I highly recommend them and the people there were very nice.

Quick, tasty and atmospheric. We had a few of the crepes here; truffle cheese, spinach & cheese, the caramel and the chocolate & strawberry. All beautiful. Washed down with a glass of wine while we watched them be made, perfect perch to rest our feet.

LOVED IT! Haven't had a crepe in years so I'm glad I stopped by here. They have extensive vegan crepe options which is fantastic. I'm a huge fan of savory crepes and pesto so I naturally got the vegan tofu pesto. 10/10 Highly recommend! That crepe was jammed packed with flavorful ingredients, it was definitely a meal by itself. And the fact that I can see my food being made right in front of me was the cherry on top.

Very beautiful restaurant, mouthwatering foods, and super friendly staff(especially Anthony)! The menu is clear and easy to order. Can't wait to come back and try their savory options. Way to go Chelsea Market, they got all the great restaurants in one convenient place!

I don't know what about this place that always draws me in to grab a crepe every single time. This shop is located inside Chelsea market and they make good crepes. I always get the strawberry, banana, and light nutella. I ask them to make the crepe extra crispy. The crepes are satisfying and I keep on coming back for more. The cute little shop does remind me of a snippet of Paris. Service is a hit or miss here. Sometimes I've had to wait for a long while but that's ok, I just people watch like any typical tourist. Please visit and create your own experience.

Crepes with a bar?! How can you go wrong? We loved our savory chicken crepes which hit the spot. We sat at the counter but didn't order any drinks but really wanted to order more crepes! I felt they were a little expensive but given the area, that explains it. I loved the decor and it was nice to be out of the element.

This little spot in the Chelsea Market has some solid crepes although they do seem to be a bit pricey. I had a Nutella crepe with bananas and the fruit was an additional $2. However, the taste made up for that price at least. I thought the crepe was beautifully made and perfectly thin with just the right amount of Nutella. I just wish it could come with a bit more toppings such as whipped cream. Overall, I'd say it's a solid spot if you're searching for dessert here.

the place was huge with various other market sides, so there were plenty of options of places to go for other foods, as well as seating. you could sit at the bar & order, or get it to go. there was a huge menu or various crepes between sweet & savory the employee there was very kind when i asked for accommodations due to preference & allergies, & was very patient & sweet about it, even removing things from the overall cost. sadly, i had found out from this i am not a crepe person. i had it later - warmed up - due to having to rush home, & it could've been it not being super fresh, or because of the ingredients i chose, but the taste & texture was not what i was looking for. next time i would defiantly try a sweet crepe & fresh !

We have a charcuterie plate with a couple of hibiscus margaritas and a couple of French beer pints. Ambiance is cozy and the service was excellent.

It bad, not great but worth a visit. Kronenburg on tap is nice. We split the savory salmon crepe that promised goat cheese, capers, onions, and capers- alas, no capers which is ABSOLUTELY a required ingredient- without the salty bite of the capers the savory crepe just doesn't work. Also the crepe wasn't thin enough and it was over cooked- crepes shouldn't be served stiff and browned. Poorly trained crepe cook? That would be my guess because this mistake was repeated for every crepe I saw served. Service was excellent, even though we had to ask for menus and for someone to take our order, food came quick, server was friendly. The setting was pretty cool- bar service, busy, hustle hustle of the Chelsea Marketplace. To be honest, next time, I would stand and watch and see how the crepes were cooked before I ordered again.

How do you even choose a flavor when all of the macarons look amazing? This little gem is tucked away inside Chelsea Market, with no real seating of its own (just shared seating), and it offers a delightful assortment of macarons, delicious dessert items that are notoriously difficult / a pain to make yourself. They have the usual flavors (chocolate, lemon, pistachio, raspberry, etc), but they also have sleeper hits like apricot (WOW!), so definitely push yourself a little out of your normal order to try them. The staff was helpful and very pleasant. Would definitely return.

I had a friend visiting from out of town and we decided to grab lunch from Chelsea market at 2pm on Sunday. Bar Suzette looked promising because there wasn't a long line and the crepe chef seemed to have things together, but I was shocked at the 20+ minute wait for a croque monsieur sandwich. Worse yet was when I asked our cashier why it was taking so long and she just shrugged without any acknowledgment of our inconvenience, and as we were watching another worker put the sandwich into the box, she managed to drop it so that it flipped and landed upside down on the cutting board. As a former restaurant worker myself, I am sympathetic to when a place is short staffed-- but we would always verbally acknowledge the customer's perspective and offer at least an apology for the situation. The cashier was so flippant that it only compounded my annoyance. Slow service, rude cashier and overall poor management. I'll never go back here.

A lovely little crêperie in the Chelsea market. Probably the best coffee around. The crepes are plump and quickly made. Eat in or take out and sit at the picnic tables outside. We had ham, egg and cheese and they were yummy!

middest crepe i had in my entire life. like wtf was that. wow. after eating very fresh noodles, i wanted something sweet. my friends wanted hot chocolate and i wasn't craving that but i saw that they had crepes and i was like omg i haven't had a crepe in a while so i saw they had dulce de leche and i was like sign me up and i spent $12 on it. we got seated and i got my crepe pretty quickly and it tasted like ass. literally like something i could make myself in 2 minutes. and you say you're tasty enough to belong in chelsea market??? but omg it was so bad. never order a crepe from here. it was so thin and literally had nothing in it. my friends' hot chocolate took forever to get too so we all thought they forgot. we literally sat there for an hour talking about brainrot and then i was just complaining about how bad that crepe was. 2 stars bro.

Now this is a place I can hang at and appreciate the customer service experience that is provided. Very good crepes, cocktails and staff.

Best crepes, best spirits, best service ! It's a must go at Chelsea market :) decoration is cozy you feel in Europe

I love this little (not so little anymore) gem in Chelsea market! every time I pass I have to get my walnut pear goat chese crepe the smoke salmon is also a must! always hard to decide but it never disappoints :) service is always warm, welcoming and beautiful! Highly recommended!

It just doesn't get much better, great concept, great food, great people making the food. Tasty love in a crepe

There were 3 people behind the counter--all of who seemed to be doing everything and yet nothing. Seemed like a very long wait. Iced Tea tasted, off. How can un-sweetened Iced Tea taste off? Food was, ok. Just ok. Nothing to write home about or go back to again. There are plenty of other options in the market that I'd go back to.

It was good. We went with my bff and she did not really like that the crepes were a little bit too hard, but the taste and everything was amazing. The service is nice too! I would definitely give it a second chance and try their sweet crepes next time.

Great creperie! Love the food and the service. You will not be disappointed. Ham and Swiss! Nutella and Banana Crepe!!

Order the tuna sandwich and a crepe. The young man at the register seemed confused by the simplest of questions about the menu. He repeatedly had to go ask another employee. The tuna sandwich was okay. The crepe had too much cinnamon and barely any sugar. The ice tea tasted bad so I didn't drink it. I asked if they made their macarons in house and he said "no" so we didn't try them.

This was a while ago in July before the pandemic, but here's my review anyways.. Walking around Chelsea Market my friend and I stumbled across this place. It look a bit longer than I expected to make. And we were there on a Sunday at 2pm. There was a wide variety of crepes to choose from. I ended up choosing a savory one rather than sweet. I'm Vietnamese so I chose the Saigon Chicken. I thought it was alright. Just okay. It felt like adding a bunch of random Vietnamese things in there. I think this would've been better if it was a Vietnamese styled pork rather than chicken. The chicken was very plain and was American like to me, rather than Vietnamese. The only thing really Viet about it was the hot sauce and the hoisin sauce. And some of the veggies. But the veggies weren't done that well. My friend got something else, but can't remember what. This place might be better to me if I had picked something else rather than looking for something Vietnamese. Also really overpriced for a crepe!

I love this place!! The location, food, price - everything. I've been here a couple of times, but went back recently for a tasting event. My friend and I shared The Godfather crepe and the Nutella with banana and strawberry. This was my first time trying The Godfather, and if you like meat, I highly recommend it. It's flavorful, filling and juicy. And of course- you can never go wrong with Nutella to satisfy your sweet tooth! - Navya J @nyconthetable

I love this place, every time I go the service and food is top notch. I try and bring my friends and family alot because we always have a phenomenal time. If you go you have to get some crepes... it's fun to watch them being made right in front of you like a desert hibachi.

Ye gads, NYC sure does a number to your wallet. I got a crepe with nutella and a banana, plus a can of luke warm soda and with tip, it came out to nearly $13. By the time the crepe got to me, it was not even hot, it felt barely warm. Staff were very unfriendly, barely spoke to you, looked like they hated their job. Then someone yelled at me for apparently taking their seat when there was nothing to indicate the seat was taken. Boo.

AVOID THIS PLACE. THEY INTENTIONALLY OVERCHARGE! (I don't like leaving bad reviews because they can hurt people from making a living ... but I make exceptions when stores blatantly rip off their customers) I noticed we were charged $4.75 for a bottled water listed for $3 on the menu. First I assumed it was a honest mistake, and showed our receipt to the person who rang us up. He claimed "it is tax and everyone charges it on water in New York City". I lived in NYC for 20+ years and corrected him there is no separate tax on water, but he still claimed it was city tax. After a few minutes of fruitless debate, I told him a dollar 75 cents didn't mean much to me, but I would post a complaint on Google and Yelp, and started taking photos of my receipt in front of their menu. You can see my receipt and their menu on the photo. Once he saw me taking photos, he rushed to tell a manager who gave back the difference, but they both continued to pretend there is a $1.75 tax on water. CHECK YOUR RECEIPT, THEY ARE BLATANTLY RIPPING OFF TOURISTS visiting Chelsea Market.

Bar Suzette is a nice addition to Chelsea Market. It reminded me a lot of Italy because you could grab a quick dessert, meal and alcoholic drink all in one spot. Seating is pretty limited but me and a friend were able to score to seats at the counter. Do everyone a favor and don't squat here! Most people want to just sit and enjoy their quick bite but the people that chose to hog up seats made it tough. We shared a crepe with Nutella, banana and strawberries and it was delicious. They even offered to split it for us. Great stop if you're in the area!

Sooooo ya Girl was hungry getting off a work. Looked up some places on Yelp and realized Chelsea Market was within walking distance so I figured why not, always heard good things about the place? I decided to walk through the whole market and wow everything smelled so gooooood. After circling the place I decided to go with the Jerk Chicken combo at Tings with a Nutella Strawberry Banana Crepe Delma Suzette's. Everything was delicious!!! Chicken so juicy and crepe so sweet. Treat yourself next time you're in the area. Thankfully they're right next to one another!

Cute little bar atmosphere that served crepes and sandwiches. The service was great and the Croque-Monsieur was excellent! Give it a try

I've been hear multiple times and can't believe I haven't left a review!!! My favorite is the Nutella and strawberry! It's so delish! I mean doesn't Nutella make everything amazing?!?? The crepe is light and flakey on the very edges but smooth and silky everywhere else. My only complaint today was the girl working there... acted like we were disturbing her! She had been cleaning the crepe machines and didn't even bother to look at the people in line until she was done!!! Which I understand that things need to be kept up but a friendly "I'll be with you all in a moment" would be appreciated. And when she finally was "ready" for us she barely spoke!

Everything about Bar Suzette is fabulous - from the best crepes (Nutella and banana, and ham and cheese) I've ever tasted, to the perfect wine pairings, the delicious macaroons, and the amazing, gracious and welcoming staff. My daughter and I enjoyed every moment of our Bar Suzette visit. Thank you!!

Bar Suzette is like a fast food dessert bar with crêpes that are made to order. The wait isn't that bad considering that it is made fresh. There was quite a bit of a line when we came this past Saturday around 2 but the line moved quickly. It definitely isn't an authentic French bar..don't let the macarons and French wine bottles lined against the wall fool you. The crêpe itself doesn't have a lot of flavor so it pays to be mindful of your filling. I got lemon, butter & sugar. I honestly didn't taste much until I got to the last bites. It was almost as if the lemon and sugar sank to the bottom/stayed in the middle.My partner got Nutella and banana. He agreed that the crêpe wasn't flavorful but the Nutella helped make it tasty. I think if I were to come here again I would want to try the truffled mozzarella with pesto

this place is a real NYC vibe! great food and excellent atmosphere! refreshing cocktails and the crepes are bomb.

I got the Nutella crepe it was good, not like OMG I CANT WAIT TO GO BACK AND TRY IT, but good. I think the presentation could use some help it's hard to eat the crepe in the paper holder they put it in as it keeps folding onto itself.. if that makes sense. I'm also obsessed with thin crepes and this place goes more towards the thicker place. The line is CRAZY, and when I was there they only had two people and one was working the register and making crepes! Overall good desert spot. Lots of seating compared to other places in Chelsea market!

Chelsea Market is one of my favorite places in NYC, and Bar Suzette Creperie is one of my favorite vendors. The crepe was light and fluffy and absolutely delicious! The aesthetic of their shop was cute as well! Highly recommend checking it out.

I was at the point where I was going to pass out if I didn't eat anything. It was 3 pm and my hungover self finally ventured out to get food. This crepe SAVED ME. I got the truffled mozzarella with smoked salmon and holy hell. This was so light but substantial. I would eat this every single day!!!

I stopped in on a walkabout of the Chelsea area of NYC. The bar is inside the Chelsea Market and is easy to miss for a tourist. It's a little expensive for my tastes (about $13-$15) for a stuffed crepe. Drinks are in the $2 range for a bottle of water or can of soda. These prices are to be expected in NY but come with sticker shock for someone from a less expensive area. The food was pretty darn tasty!! I opted for the chicken pesto crepe. It was plenty stuffed that's for sure. I'm not a small guy and it was enough for me. The atmosphere is busy given the bar's position inside the market but it didn't feel crowded. I'd definitely consider dropping by if you're in the area.

This was a delicious crepe. The line was quite long but worth it, and it moved quickly. I got "the big V" crepe. vegan GF Crepe with vegan Chocolate, Banana, Strawberry, Walnuts, and Coconut. The crepe itself was not very flavorful, but the toppings helped to make it tasty. It was very expensive - without tax, it was already $12. I definitely don't regret it, because it tasted so decadent *almost* not vegan, but this is definitely a treat. There are so many different options here, so definitely something for everyone. I also like how you can see your crepe being made in front of you. and they serve it to you RIGHT away, so it's still hot and melty. I will definitely come back next time I'm in NYC to try the vegan delight (savory vegan crepe).

*vegan review* Because the ratings were high, and also because I was craving a good crepe that could rival ones I've had in Paris, I decided to give this place a try. The stand is nestled in a corner of Chelsea Market next to Beyond Sushi and Doughnuttery and with seating nearby. The crepe options are divided into sweet and savoury, and with vegan and vegetarian options. You can veganise some items by subbing in a vegan and gluten-free crepe for additional $2, and you can also add extras for $2. We ended up ordering the savoury Vegan Delight ($13) which comes in a vegan and gluten-free crepe with sauteed spinach, vegan "Cheese Sauce", avocado, arugula, and balsamic glaze. The wait was about 10-15 minutes, as there were at least 4 other crepes before mine. Finally my order was ready and let me tell you...they did not come to play, our crepe was HUGE! Even though it's rolled up and served in a paper sleeve for portability, you'll want to be sitting down for these because they can get messy with how loaded they are. Since it was so large, our crepe was also extremely filling - we split this among our party of three and were all stuffed! $13 for our crepe being split by 3 came down to less than $5 per person, which is yet another plus. As for the flavour, the shell is perfectly crisp and held the rather wet ingredients together impressively. The flavour profile leans towards sour, with the balsamic vinegar glaze and the vegan cheese sauce. The tartness of the sauces pairs beautifully with the avocado, crisp greens, and juicy mushrooms. (I'm getting hungry just writing this review...!) My only complaint is that there could have been more of the "cheese sauce" or a more even distribution. If, somehow, you're still hungry after a crepe, they also sell drinks (vegan hot chocolate included!) and macaroons. Overall, a cost-efficient option if you share your order, with fast service and most importantly, delicious crepes! Very satisfied with this little joint in Chelsea and will definitely be returning next time I'm in the area.

I got the pesto chicken which is delicious but for the price, I think I deserve a plate instead of just a bag which end up letting the sauce dripping down on my shirt and jeans. This is so annoying. My boyfriend got ham and cheese. He said it is delicious too but not as delicious as los tacos no 1. In conclusion, for those crepe lovers, it is worth giving it a try. Just be careful about the sauce dripping if you don't want to look green everywhere.

Suzette crepes are a favorite of mine. I enjoy crepes without Nutella or fruit because it allows you to fully taste the actual crepe batter. This crepe bar is located inside Chelsea market. They serve savory and dessert crepes that are made to order. I tried the lemon sugar crepe and thought it was absolutely delicious. It wasn't overly sugared (like many lemon crepes I've had before) and it was more lemony than I expected it to be (pleasant surprise). It also didn't have too much butter so it wasn't see-thru or drenched. It was $6. The crepes are served in a peelable paper cone.

This place is no longer in business. Found out the hard way after waking around Chelsea market looking for vegan options.

We were so fascinated with Chelsea Market that on our second go-around, we decided to stop by Bar Suzette. My initial thought was to order a sweet crepe but after browsing through the options, me & my date both ordered savory ones. The one I had selected was the Truffled Hummus crepe & my date got the Speck. As we had gotten there close to when it opened, it didn't take them very long to get our crepes to us. After only the first bite, I thought there was something weird about the crepe itself as it tasted kind of lemon-y. Even then I thought that it would get better with the veggies and hummus; it didn't. My date had similar feelings about his crepe. Nothing impressive. Considering all the choices in Chelsea Market, I'd probably try something different.

I've been giving away too many 5 stars lately but here I go again! I guess I've been gastronomically lucky these days! Be jealous! :-P I happened to find this place while I was shopping at Chelsea Market by pure coincidence..... or maybe it was fate!? Suddenly I received a signal from my creperie radar that there's a new creperie just a few feet away and voila!!! I saw the sign "Bar Suzette", pointing inside the Jacques Torres(I still love you too) store. J'adore les crepes like you have no idea. There are many creperies in NY but really good crepes are hard to find! You can just imagine how excited I was upon this unexpected discovery! Ouuuuiiiiii, j'arrive!!!! The young Asian owner chef was friendly and takes pride and joy in his work. I got enough vibe from him that this guy too is a serious foodie based on the type of restaurants he loves (Jewel Bako, etc.). Ok, this got to be good! As most of my Yelp fans already know, I'm more of a dessert crepe person. However, guess what, I decided to go for savory type because I hadn't eaten proper dinner yet. But I still wanted to try the sweet kind too! For some bizarre reason I only had a room for one crepe in my stomach at that moment!! Oh la la, what a dilemma!!! What should I do??? After few minutes of deep contemplation, I made my executive decision to order "pear, walnut, and gorgonzola crepe" which conveniently satisfied my cravings for both sweet and savory. The combination of slightly crispy outer shell, soft melted gorgonzola, the crunchness of walnut and the sweetness of pear worked so harmoniously to create a pocket of pleasure. I can tell he uses quality ingredients, and knows how to play with flavors! J'adore!! Great new gourmet creperie for serious foodies!!

Delicious Crepes! Bar Suzette is located in NYC's Chelsea Market aka Foodie Paradise! I ordered the Pesto Chicken crepe and was not disappointed! It was full, delectable and not messy. All of the ingredients are fresh and the crepes are made right before your eyes!

Pretty good crepes for NYC to satisfy (but not meet) those cravings from a trip to France. I ordered the spinach and cheese savory crepe and added scallions and tomato. I enjoyed it but found it a little heavy on the cheese. If I'm looking for a crepe in Chelsea again, I'd be down to return and try a different savory crepe or one of the many sweet options. Overall, a solid spot for a quick crepe if you are in/near Chelsea Market.

We have had crepes at several places since visiting here, and we can now confirm that these are the best we've ever had. This time we came here specifically for the nutella crepe which we shared, with bananas and strawberries. Its hard to describe how phenomenal it was. The crepe was light and fluffy, the fruit was fresh and juicy, and of course the nutella is just heavenly. We fought over who was getting the better bites all the way up until the end.

We popped in here on a Sunday afternoon and it was packed. 5 stars because they offer a gluten free crepe option AND they thoroughly cleaned the cooking surface before preparing my gluten free crepe to avoid cross contamination without me even asking. The crepe was delicious and crepey. I got a savory spinach/ham/cheese crepe, and kinda wish I could have gone back for dessert because that nutella was calling my name. Chelsea market gets a little crazy on weekends, so it's best to go on weekdays and avoid peak mealtimes.

Pretty good crepes. Nice service and closer to the back so not as noisy and crowded. Overall a nice experience.

What I love about Bar Suzette: 1) They have some really creative filling choices, including one with figs, blue cheese, and walnuts, and another featuring julienned heirloom summer squash and goat cheese. They also have tried and true classics like ham and cheese. And of course there's a whole menu of sweet crepes as well. 2) Their crepes have a great crisp texture, which I'm not usually used to. I really like it! 3) They fold up each crepe into a perfect triangle, served in its happy little paper pocket. They knowingly fold up the corner so the sauces don't drip out of the bottom. I really appreciate this, and so do my clothes. 4) Unlike most crepe places where you sit down and eat your crepes with a knife and fork, these are so portable, great for running out the door and eating on the way to the subway, because sometimes I do that :) 5) The staff, though limited, is friendly and you get to watch them make your crepe... 1 foot away from you! So you get your crepe and a show for the price of one.

Stopped by this little place in Chelsea market because I was on the hunt for something quick that I could eat on the go. I ended up choosing the Apple and Brie savory crepe. I loved the sweet and savory flavors together with the balsamic sauce and arugula. There are so many different flavor combinations on the menu that look enticing. If you're looking for a crepe that's not too heavy, I would recommend the apple and brie crepe. Only complaint was that the crepe itself wasn't as crispy as I would like but the flavors were great.

I pass by this creperie every time I'm inside Chelsea market but I've never had occasion to try it. Finally last night my friend and I were looking for some pre-concert snack and we decided to try this place. One look at the menu and I knew their savory crepes would fare better than their sweet ones. And I was right. My friend quickly chose the ham and Swiss cheese while I was torn between the Hoisin duck and the pear, Gorgonzola, and walnut crepe. I decided on the latter. It was really good! It had mixed greens and balsamic glace to round it off and was an excellent light meal. Light enough for us to try the sweet ones. My friend went crazy with Nutella, bananas and strawberry and I had dulce de leche. Yum! So yes I'm a fan. However, I must say that Vive la Crepe does much better over all. Their savory crepes may not be as gourmet as Bar Suzette but their sweet ones are so good. And you can top it off with ice cream! Bottom-line: Stop by Bar Suzette if you're in Chelsea and you want a light lunch or mid-day snack but if you really want crepes for dessert go to Vive la Crepe.