Crepe Crazy

This was my first time at this location! I don't live in Austin but I was in the area this weekend for some shows at the Paramount and I sought out Crepe Crazy before I drove back home. I've only had their food when they make their appearances in Grapevine or Fort Worth for the Main Street fests and I was delighted at all the different options they had available! My food was delicious and service was quick and friendly! My next Austin trip will be late October and I'm definitely grabbing another Crepe! 🫶🏻

Quaint, quiet and cozy atmosphere. The crepes were delicious. I got the prosciutto arugula apricot brie cheese gluten free crepe and added slices of almonds, and OMG! The Best. My daughter got the S'mores and she was pleasantly happy. We were like so full and had to crash after the blissfulness. The staff and ASL Family owned restaurant was so friendly. I will definitely be visiting a lot. Highly recommend. 💕 Thanks for really making my Mommy daughter date day a success.

Great place, friendly staff and almost all crepes have a gluten free batter option…which is surprisingly good! I found it beautiful that the whole staff was speech impaired who were extremely sweet and attentive. 100% will come back here and support them!

My daughter took us here and it was absolutely delicious. We had both savory and sweet crepes and both were amazing. Salad was great too. Awesome service, fresh and quality ingredients. Was nice being able to get a beer too. Will most definitely be back many times.

Had a great breakfast. The crepes were amazing and delicious! So thankful for the gluten free options as well! Can’t wait to go back! So many things to try!!

I’ve been going to this location since 2018, and I can confidently say that you will always have a happy tummy after eating here. The service is perfect, clean space, and great staff. I’ve tried so many of the crepes and i’ve never had a bad one. Every single crepe is made with attention and craft. Truly incredible food. Definitely try their seasonal drinks. If you don’t know what to get, the Norwegian, Caprese, or my favorite - Nutella royal with strawberries is always a ‘safe’ bet but you really cannot go wrong. I believe Crepe Crazy is run by folks that are hard of hearing. Because I go so often I’ve started to pick up more ASL and it’s been awesome meeting so many new folks!

Delicious crepes and a variety of dishes with crepes only, pleasant atmosphere. The staff that works there only uses sign language but they are very attentive, and kindness, the fact that they have a job opportunities is wonderful, I like to support them. (Business) To make the ordering process easier, it is only self-service insiders of the restaurant or you can use the app “Local by Toast”. They also have parking available around.

They catered a wedding for my friend and were an hour late, and it took 30 minutes for the first group to get their food. I don’t think they’re equipped to handle large event catering, and they shouldn’t ethically agree to cater with their logistical issues and with how long it takes to cook the food. At the end of the day, the crepes themselves taste like tortillas so they’re not that special if you’re looking for food. They’re over glorified wraps. I hope they gave her a partial refund for the level of service they provided, as people at the wedding were planning on having their own food delivered or leaving to get their own food. In the future, if they want to cater, there’s no reason why they can’t have some crepes made beforehand rather than making them to order.

Crepe Crazy is one of my favorite restaurants in Austin. I love the Caprese Crepe so much that I won't even try other savory crepe because why would I and the s'mores crepe with additional bananas and strawberries is sooo good. I also often really like the special sweet crepes. Right now the special is the Strawberry Lemon Angel Crepe and it is as amazing as it sounds. I've brought tons of friends and family here and they have all loved the food as well! As a reminder, this is a Deaf and HoH owner and operated business, so some of the processes may be a little bit different than you are used to. (As someone who is hearing, I love that the music isn't too loud and it is easy to talk to my meal mates.) They now have a kiosk you can order on, so if you don't know sign language, you can order that way. The staff are always so friendly and helpful! 100/10 - I used to live 10 minutes away and we would come weekly. I now live almost an hour away and will drive out of my way to eat here...that's how much I love it!

Continues to be one of my favorite ATX businesses after 3 years here. For sweet crepes, get the sweet delight, nutella royale (I opt out of the chocolate sauce and do just nutella + bananas). For savory, get the ham & cheese. I am giving it four instead of five stars because their crepes are a little thick for my liking - I like bobos crepes and Cafe Creme thin ones better. Flavor here is good though. They dont have decaf coffee unfortunately :( and sitting outside gets super loud since its on S Lamar.

This place has the BEST mochas and crepes. And the staff are always so friendly! It's so amazing to have a Deaf-owned, Deaf-run business with amazing food and coffee to hang out in! ASL for the win! (And don't worry if you don't know sign language yet. It's very inclusive and easy to use for Deaf and hearing alike!)

Solid spot! It's cute and clean with lowish lighting to provide a relaxed atmosphere. We got in around 6 and soon after the tables started filling up. The staff all uses sign language, but I did have one woman who was able to take my order while a friend used the kiosk. She was super friendly and helpful even though I know basically zero sign language. I knocked off a star solely because they have vegan batter available, but absolutely none of the items are automatically vegan by switching batter. Ordered a couple of savory crepes without cheese and they're just ok. You can skip the Southwest one if you're vegan. Definitely needed something saucy added. However, the peanut butter heaven without honey is a delicious vegan option. I'd split a sweet one if you've already had a savory one, the portions are hefty.

our apartment complex has the mobile truck come out and Omg my husband and I had this for the first time and omg we love it one chicken pesto crepe was enough for both of us. We will for sure eat this food again

There is parking in a garage near the shop and indoor or outdoor seating. You order at the counter from a kiosk, as all the employees use sign language. I got two kids crepes because I wanted one savory and one sweet and didn't need two full crepes. Both were pretty good but the crepe on the savory had a little too much of the actual crepe so I ended up eating from the middle and not even eating all of the crepe wrap. I t to thought it was fine on the sweet crepe, maybe because of the filling of it? I definitely thought the sweet crepe was better than the savory, so I think this place at breakfast with a coffee would be nice.

Huge crepe. It's so big that both my mom and I shared one and we felt decent after. It's never a good feeling to overstuff yourself in the morning. I got Florentine crepe. It came with a salad. The crepe is light and thin. The fillings are flavorful.

Let it be known that I am indeed crazy for crepes (and also just crazy, period) so naturally, Crepe Crazy is the place for me. Especially since they developed a gluten-free, buckwheat, and vegan batter available upon request! These creations are completely customizable, with an overwhelming selection of fillings to mix and match. They also offer dessert crepes, so if you wanted to do a caramelized onion, hummus, banana, and chocolate sauce combo, well, no one would stop you. I'd judge you, personally, but you do you. Me? I'm sticking with the savory stuff, always leading with the rich garlicky mushrooms before all else. Briny capers, sauerkraut, roasted red peppers, and balsamic glaze are other prominent favorites. You've got greens, beans, and so much more, too. Don't crepe out and miss this spot.

I discovered this crepe place when I was doing some grocery shopping in the plaza nearby. This crepe store is neat and clean and you can easily find a parking space on the plaza next door. Upon entering the shop, I saw a lot of cute white orchids on the dining tables. Their dining space is comfy and cute and I love how they put all the crepe options handwritten on the wall. They have plenty of sweet and savory options and the one I got today was the peanut butter with chocolate sauce and banana. So yummy! Would love to try some savory options next time. The servers don't speak but they're super friendly and they make sure you get everything needed when they deliver your food. Definitely a nice place to hang out with friends if you're craving for some crepes:P

The chicken pesto crepe was delicious! The crepe came out quick (within 10 mins) and tasted fresh. Ordered from food truck. $14 +tax/tip for one savory crepe While the price seems too expensive for what the meal is, it is what it is.

First time being here and a place I would come back to again!! Some of the staff here are hearing and speech impaired and are so nice and friendly. They have a self order kiosk, which we were struggling with and one of the staff came and helped us figure it out. We ordered their gluten free Norwegian crepe, chicken basil pesto crepe and their Nutella crepe - all of them were very good. They do take a little longer in bringing the food out but it is worth the wait. The place is really nice from the inside and has a nice seating outside as well. I highly recommend this place for their food, service and ambiance.

Amazing crepes and fresh salads!! When you walk in they have their menu written on the wall making it easy to make up your mind! Their service was friendly and fast. Of course I forgot a pic of my crepe but you MUST try the pesto chicken crepe. Soooo tasty and very filling! The Cobb salad was also great. Their house made dressing was zesty and fresh. 10/10 will come back.

A friend brought me here and I'm glad she did.. light and fluffy crepe yet also warm and crispy outside. I ordered the Norwegian with lox, scrambled eggs and delicious whipped cream cheese- loved it! Also ordered a large cappuccino served in a wide mouth mug. You order at a kiosk or at the counter by pointing to menu items as most of the staff use sign language- very friendly and eager to please! Cute vibe inside and plenty of outdoor and indoor seating- lots of parking too!

I love coming here for breakfast. As a deaf person, it's wonderful to see a deaf business thriving. Note to owners: self kiosk is not a good idea unless you're providing a discount for free labor.

There is a wide assortment of delicious breakfast/brunch items including savory or sweet crepes, bagels with a billion add ons, salads, soups, and sweet desserts. It's definitely a cute place to go for a casual brunch, quick work lunch, or just a late afternoon break with a beer. The acoustics can be a little loud, so it's a bit harder to have conversations inside. What I also really love is that some, maybe all, of the workers speak sign language and you order via pointing to items on the menu. Food I tried: Scandinavian Crepe + Lavender Mimosa: $20. The crepe was beautifully thin and tender and stuffed with lox, the side salad super fresh and lightly dressed with a mustardy dressing. The lavender mimosa I had to grab out of curiosity and it was such a good choice because there's the delicate notes of lavender without being overwhelming. Definitely going to have to come back to try their coffee and sweet crepes!! Logistics: Plenty of seating indoors with at least one table able to seat 8. There's also some patio seating out front. There's a free parking garage nearby for patrons + free wifi if you are trying to get a bit of work done.

Hands down the best place to get crepes in Austin! This is a restaurant with a mission as the employees are hearing-impaired but always greet you with a pleasant smile. The variety of crepes is phenomenal, both sweet and salty. The Mediterranean medley veggie crepe and Nutella crepe are my absolute favorite. There's a parking lot next to the restaurant common to several businesses and is quite convenient.

I love the crepes here! Very decadent and rich in flavors. I ordered both savory and sweet crepes to try. The savory crepe had apricot jam in it, so it did make it slightly a bit too sweet for my taste. The Nutella and strawberry crepe was great! Crepe was perfectly made. Very soft. Very good and fast service. Chill vibe, nothing upscale. Good spot for a casual day/night out with friends.

You need to know that the chef is deaf. Also, the sous chef is mute. It's a quiet place and you order by pointing at the giant menu and gesturing. A few minutes later you are chowing down on enormous crepes that have been lovingly folded over premium ingredients, and the flavors are worth the trip! My young companions nearly fell off their chairs with glee when they tasted their s'mores crepes. Two thumbs and ten toes up! My Scandinavian crepe featured salmon, a tart cream sauce, dill, onion and capers... and I ate every single bite. Google maps had the destination wrong, but we discovered that we could park for free just south of the Broken Spoke and then walk a short block north, on the same side, to get there.

Worst crepes I've ever had. Couldn't eat it. Threw it out. Haven't had a decent crepe outside NYC and I've never been to France. I do guarantee both people from metro NY and France won't eat this. It was like it was not even cooked.

Super cute spot with prompt friendly service. You will need to place your order by using sign language or pointing to the items. I don't know sign language, but it was very easy to order by simply pointing it out on the menu. For a nice day they have a patio as well. I'm not super into sweets, so I was interested to know there are such things as savory crepes. Pretty tasty! I will definitely be returning.

Came to this place by chance. (Was craving crepes) and dear lord I'm in heaven. Will definitely be driving back down here and making the 42 min drive back here. Service was amazing and the atmosphere is just soothing. Will definitely be recommending this place to everyone.

Crêpe Crazy always holds a special place in my heart as i've been coming here for years now ever since college. The concept is absolutely unique and heart warming as it is a deaf owned business from an immigrant family. They are breaking barriers of communication between their all dead staff when ordering. You place your orders virtually. They have a vast menu filled with so many yummy savory and sweet crepe options. They usually carry some tasty seasonal drinks too! I've tried a handful of their crepes and none disappoint. My biggest question is do i go sweet or salty or why not both? Shop is peaceful and there's a parking garage in the back as well as a parking lot right next door.

If you're looking for the best crepes in Austin, you've found it! I can easily say, one crepe is enough, as this will keep you full. You can order either a savory or sweet crepe, depending on your mood. I came in for lunch and ordered a savory crepe, the Ham & Swiss. The Ham & Swiss comes with tomatoes, spinach, mayo, and to spice things up, dijon mustard. I loved it! NOTE: vegan/gluten free options also available

Delicious! The service was great, expect to use sign language to order. The inside is very pleasing with open space - comfort zone. I ordered the southwest, this was delicious! Fulfilling alone. I do recommend giving this a try :)

Your order at the counter by pointing. They give you a number and you sit at your table. My party of 4 ordered 7 different crepes all to try and share. My absolute favorites were the prosciutto, Brie and apricot jam, the Brie apple and walnut, and lemon zest We also ordered the ham and Swiss, caprese, Scandinavian, and pb heaven. They also serve beer and wine/mimosas and GF options

Great place to spend my birthday with my family. We all ordered different crepes then split them among ourselves. All the crepes were delicious. I couldn't decide which one was best. We topped everything off by splitting 3 different sweet crepes instead of birthday cake. Everything was great, the staff, a variety of crepes to choose from and the cute comfortable surroundings. I'll definitely return and recommend it to friends and family.

My nieces and I absolutely adore this place! Amazing crêpes served in both traditional and untraditional ways. We love how quiet it is The service is great and the food is utterly delicious!

This review is for their food truck service. My apartment complex has brought them to our neighborhood often and each visit is a treat. My favorite crepe is the Chicken Basil Pesto - simple, fresh and flavorful. I appreciate their simple yet classic menu offerings - all at reasonable prices. Maybe one of these days, I'll visit one of their physical locations. If you haven't tried them yet - don't hesitate - this is a solid spot, I do recommend.

I love small businesses and CC has amazing food! You don't have to know sign language to visit here.

The crowd told the story before one bite of the food. Three people, three different crepes and each person was super pleased with the flavors.

Moved to Austin last night and this is the first place I've ordered from since it had great reviews. Food definitely didn't disappoint and I appreciate how many vegetarian options were on the menu! We got the southwest savory crepe which comes with a side salad which I think is absolutely wonderful since it lets us feel healthy without having to get a whole salad or pay extra for a side!! The sauce used on the southwest crepe was HEAVENLY which is why I definitely think it was skimped on. Some more could definitely help because the top of the crepe can feel a bit dry. Also would recommend dicing the onions a bit more as those big chunks started hitting my eyes after a while, I'd love more red peppers over those chunky onions as seen in the photo here. We got the caramel apple crepe as well which was delicious!! A little more caramel sauce wouldn't hurt but over all it was delicious, moist and full of flavor!

My apartment complex has been bringing a food truck by every week and this is the first time I've actually tried one because the heavenly smell lured me in. I am so glad I did. The crepes were so light and so delicious! We tried the s'mores and the sweet cheese delight. It was sweet enough without being overpowering and definitely was a great after dinner dessert. The owner/food truck operator is deaf and there is a sign on the side of the food truck indicating you will need to point at the menu. Communication was fine between us and very efficient. Only mentioning it so others know ahead of time and are patient and understanding. Overall would eat again and may even have to venture down to the brick and mortar location since it's close to my job to try the savory side of the menu!

My family and I are visiting from Washington, we have had such bad luck with food until we came here! I have NEVER had a such a good crepe! It was AMAZING! Food and drinks came out fast! The staff was very efficient and friendly! I HIGHLY recommend going here, even if you don't like crepes. My brother isn't a big fan of crepes and he even said he would go back a million times if he could! Thank you Crepe Crazy staff!

I love that it is inclusive. The food is wonderful. My friend is still talking about the pesto chicken. Another friend who just ate a crepe in Paris was impressed. I am going back again soon!

Love this place and I feel like I've been missing out--not sure how long it's been there but man if you have an itch to scratch for crepes, here it is. Had breakfast, sweet and savory crepes with the fam. Heck, had a grilled cheese crepe with their tomato soup to start and I was all in. They are perfectly made with great ingredients. Very cool that the business is owned by a deaf family, who employ deaf people to run it. Ordering system is great, servers are super friendly--going to learn some ASL before I come back. Coffee is also great--not an oversight. Fairly extensive menu.

Went to breakfast at Crepe Crazy on South Lamar. There is a parking lot next to the restaurant. There is indoor and outdoor seating. The outdoor seating has a few large umbrellas and the inside is spacious and open with plenty of light. As you walk in to the right is the menu. When you are ready to order they have an electronic kiosk for you to place your order the way you want and you pay there. You take a number and find a place to sit. The food was brought to me by one of the chefs. I ordered the California Dreamin Crepe and it was okay. It came with scrambled eggs, bacon, tomato, avocado, red onion, monterrey jack cheese, and chipotle aioli. It also comes with romaine lettuce but I didn't want that in my crepe so I didn't include it in my order. When you taste all of the ingredients in one bite it tastes fine. I also ordered the caramelized apple plus vanilla cream crepe. It comes with vanilla cream, caramelized apple, roasted walnuts and caramel sauce but I chose not to include the caramel sauce as I didn't want to have something overly sweet. The apple and vanilla cream crepe had just the right amount of sweet and you could taste all of the flavors in one bite. Overall this place is decent for the food, and price. If you don't mind a quick bite for a good price and you like crepes this would be a good place to try.

Food was delicious! Ordered the Fiesta Crepe and it was very filling! My mocha was on point and the service was good too.

The crepes are spectacular. California dreamin is easily the best crepe I've ever had. Everything tasted so fresh!

the best crepes in austin hands down. sweet paris can go kick rocks and so can ze crepes tbh. ingredients are fresh and the food makes u feel good. also it's cool they hire people w hearing impairments. chicken basil pesto: 8.8/10 | simple flavors but straightforward and fresh - that cannot be mimicked greek street: 8.5/10 | strong flavors but it's exactly what i expected. the chicken is moist and tender and the side salad is amazing caramelized apple vanilla cream: 8.2/10 | apples are a little sour for me and the cream could be thicker but other than that, the flavors and textures are wonderful, tastiest like homemade apple pie lavender lemonade: 9.5/10 | refreshing!!!! strong flavor !!!!! so good !!!!!!

The staff were so friendly! Their vanilla latte was delicious. I had the prosciutto crepe with the jam and the mix of flavors was eclectic. I definitely recommend eating here and I will be coming back!

This place is fantastic! Almost every kind of crepe you can think of from breakfast to dinner. Very friendly staff and reasonable prices

Great food. Friendly and helpful servers! Menu items for every taste. I wish I lived closer.

Supporting a deaf owned and operated business never tasted so good! I come here as often as I can and it's always fantastic. And they put up with my terrible sign language skill.

A nice casual place for brunch/lunch. It is a deaf owned/operated business which is awesome and the staff were all great! They made it easy to order by pointing at menu items and they also had a pad to write on for easy communication. Even with being short staffed the service was great and the food was very good!

Decided to try Crepe Crazy as they were an on-site food truck at my apartment complex recently. No complaints! For starters the gentleman running the truck that night was deaf, not sure if that's the owner or not, but he was great at communicating with me on what I wanted for my toppings and for my order. He also taught me how to say Thank You in sign language, because apparently what I tried to do was not right and was a bad word instead. Woops! On to the actual food itself....I wish they had the chicken and mushrooms crepe, but I guess they don't offer all options on their food truck menu. Well I settled for the Mediterranean Medley and added chicken. Not only are the crepes divine, but the combination of all the flavors went so well together. And I had to get a nice sweet crepe to follow the savory one, so I went for the s'mores crepe which OMG, talk about drool worthy! I love all things smores, and this did not disappoint! Definitely would recommend this place (or the food truck). I'll have to check out the actual location. The pricing is a bit on the higher side but you get a pretty filling meal. The savory crepe is $10 and the s'mores one was $8 so almost $20 for crepes. But hey you know what they say.....sometimes you gotta treat yo'self. LoL

Loved the food! It was my first time and I chose a sweet crepe (strawberry raspberry). I was thrilled I could order so much because they have a gluten free batter (not Celiac, Hashimoto's for those curious). I added an iced vanilla latte and it was a perfect birthday breakfast! For those who don't know, this is a deaf-owned business and many/most of the workers are deaf. Ordering was easy with pointing! My daughter knows a little sign she learned in high school so that was very cool for her to get to use. Definitely recommend this locally-owned, all-are-welcome business and I'll be back very too to try a savory crepe.

If you have an hour to wait for your food, then it is a great place. I think maybe regulars knew this- after we ordered I realized most tables orders had not been filled. However we were from out of town and didn't know it would be so long. After 40 min of waiting on our food- we asked to change it to a to go order. It took another 15 or so min. We had to eat in the car on the way to the airport and missed the flight by 5 minutes. They were very kind and the food was good but expect a significant wait.

We always enjoy the one in Maryland. When we visited Austin, it's a must to stop by a Deaf-owned restaurant. The crepes are always delicious! The service is very accessible.

We had an absolutely phenomenal brunch here! Very inventive flavors and huge portions.

To be honest, I had no idea how amazing Crepe Crazy would be before I came here. I was just in the mood for crepes, and I hadn't found a good spot for them in Austin yet (they tend to be pricey and not filling). I grew up in France, so I am quite particular when it comes to French restaurants, especially Crepes. I hate it when I pay too much for an underwhelming French cuisine experience. So I tried this place with the family, and it is SUCH a gem! The service is amazing. It is an incredibly run establishment, with the entire staff being deaf or hearing impaired. At lunch time on a Saturday, it wasn't busy. There are seating options inside and out. You order at the counter and they will bring your food out. The prices, the quality, and the portions are amazing. I am so happy to say I found my crepe place! Iordered the seasonal soup (sweet potato carrot and ginger) in the 16 oz bowl, which is the middle size. It was bigger than I thought! If I am also ordering a crepe, I'll probably go for the 12oz next time. The soup was very flavorful, reminding me of my childhood in France when my mom made carrot soups for me. I also ordered a crepe: the Mediterranean Medley. So freaking yummy! And really filled! I loved the array of veggies (sun-dried tomato, roasted bell peppers, and feta were my favorite flavors). I would definitely get this again, and would recommend. I like how it came with a salad, which was also very fresh and a perfect complement. Needless to say, I was stuffed! Dad ordered the Scandinavian. They did not shy from including lots salmon, which is amazing to find these days in Austin because food is getting so expensive. The combination of salmon and cream cheese is always delightfully refreshing. He also got the green smoothie, which tasted amazing! If you like green smoothies like me, it's a good choice. It wasn't too watery, like you may find elsewhere. My sister loved her crepe too (I forgot what she ordered). She also got the berry smoothie. This was very sweet and strawberry flavored (more watery than the green smoothie). If you like red, sweet, and berry flavors, this will be refreshing. Her S.O. got the breakfast Jammin' Jam crepe. This was SUPER sweet, so if you don't have a sweet tooth this may not be good for a breakfast/lunch. He had to eat it slowly. It was delicious though! Again, when I tasted a bit, it reminded me of the cookies we used to buy in France - biscuits with a gooey strawberry filling.