Crepes A La Cart

I paid 30% EXTRA total. 18 PERCENT DEFAULT GRATUITY + 3 PERCENT CREDIT CARD FEE + THE AUDACITY TO ASK FOR A SECOND TIP? (as a little bonus, +50 cents to cut a crepe in half too ..) UPDATE: Below, the owner is claiming you aren’t forced to pay AT MINIMUM 18% gratuity. This is a complete lie and is illegal. The TIP is mandatory and is a hidden fee. Read the other reviews. These people are scammers and liars. 3 crepes for 75 dollars. hardly worth it, I could buy not only the ingredients but also all the supplies to cook the crepes myself for that price. If i knew the crepe industry was this profitable i would've started my own stall. 22 percent default "tip" is ridiculous for a mid crepe, no indoor seating and no service. don't bother stopping buy, have some fun with your family instead- better yet, get an actual meal at the wide range of great restaurants here and don't waste your time and money like I did. Instead of charging abysmal amounts on tips, pay your employees more. I highly doubt they give even half of the gratuity to their employees. crazy how much social media can blind you huh?

This busy creperie offers a wide menu and crepes that will fill you up with no regrets. Their menu is varied, and you can build your own. I had the banana + nutella and it was excellent. I'll definitely be stopping around next time I'm in Breckenridge.

Good crepes, however… This is like a food stand on the street. You order and pay first, they will call your name when your crepes are ready. There are no tables, just some chairs by a fire pit and benches by the wall (all outdoor no covers). I do agreed with other reviewers that the mandatory added 18% gratuity on your order for this kind of setting is a bit much and distasteful. It’s not the money it’s the principle, hence a 3 stars rating.

My crepe was fine and I appreciate them having gluten/dairy free batter. But I still can’t believe I paid exactly $20 (in cash so I didn’t have to pay the extra 3% credit card fee) for a crepe with strawberries, honey, and lime juice. This jaw-dropping price included the 18% gratuity fee that you don’t know about until after you stand in line and pay. This is such a scam and tourist trap establishment. In some of the review replies the owner claims that without this 18% fee she/he has too much staff turnover. Business advice for them: charge what makes sense for your product and pay your people fairly so that you don’t have to scam your customers.

While Breck is not a cheap destination by any means there are places that are values and those that aren't. This place goes into the latter category. As mentioned ad nauseum, they add a mandatory 18% gratuity on the self serve kiosk in addition to a 3% credit card fee. So for the pleasure of them making you a crepe you get to pay about as much as you would tip any server in Breck while not getting the benefit of indoor seating. When I walked up no one was in front of me and the only customer was already eating their crepe but the guy who presumably mans the ordering stall was standing next to the truck and seemed in no hurry to take my order while I was recommended to use the kiosk. So to the owner who likes to tell people the tip isn't mandatory it absolutely is if your employee isn't there to take an order but for reasons unknown I'm tipping them for the service they didn't provide me. I ended up spending $25 for a cheesesteak crepe that I ate outside. There are dozens of better alternatives up and down Breck, I won't be back and have no idea how this place can stay in business, other than that the crepe was ok.

Crepes were good and service was friendly but really not much service other than calling your name when your order is ready as you order through a kiosk which makes the mandatory 18% gratuity more questionable ,,,, there is also a 2% "resort fee" and a 3% credit card fee with no option to pay cash so you are looking at 23% in mandatory fees so be aware of that. Average was over $25 per Crepe both times we went.

Excellent crêpes. A must-eat in Breckenridge! Crêpes are prepared on-site from fresh, high-quality ingredients. The staff is extremely attentive and helpful, and the freshly lit, warming bonfire provides a unique and magical atmosphere. Highly recommended.

I was unable to order. To avoid paying the 3% card fee, I wanted to pay cash. No employee was able to help me with this without an added wait. Be aware that there are many surcharges (50¢ to have the crepe to go, 50¢ to get it cut, and a mandatory 18% gratuity for a self-serve kiosk ordering system). We went elsewhere.

We love this place and travel a long way to visit. I was disappointed that now you have to order at a kiosk machine. It is much harder to customize a selection so I had to change my order. I was going to pay cash but had to pay with a card. The food is great. An 18% gratuity is included. Try the Le Prosciutto or the Pizza for savory crepes. My favorite dessert crepe used to be the Strawberry Romanoff. My husband had the Strawberry Shortcake and it was even better. It would have been a 5 star review if we didn't have to order at the machine.

Pretty pricey for a crepe that I could easily make at home. That's not just bluster, crepes are easy and we make them once every month or two. I'm all about paying a premium for things that are hard to make or that I never personally would. My son wanted Nutella with banana and raspberries, and that wasn't a listed option so we did build your own. As far as I could tell, the base price for a plain crepe was about $10, and then they charged $2 for each of the three toppings. It would seem much more reasonable to me if the base price included one or two toppings and then up charged from there. Then there was a 20% seemingly mandatory tip (I didn't see any obvious way to remove it), which brought the total with tax to a solid $20 for a single crepe. The crepe itself wasn't bad, but it wasn't better than any other crepe and definitely didn't justify the price. We'll definitely pass on this one next time!

18 percent automatically charge gratuity plus a 2% service charge on takeout orders that you put in yourself on a kiosk. I loved the Monte Cristo in the past and their Nutella crepe. The food is still decent and if there wasn't a line I'd consider still trying it and probably chalk up the automatic charge as a way to fight inflation. Just kind of feels odd and like the service has gone downhill when you don't even talk to someone and you just have to punch in your order yourself and the price is higher.

Line out the door when we got there on a Saturday afternoon but we were directed to their second location and were served quickly! I went for the dark chocolate raspberry crepe and it was delicious. I feel like it's kind of an expensive place, but so is everything in Breckenridge. The patio at their original location is adorable. I'd visit again!

Crepes were really good. I got the Brie cheese and apple crepe. I added prosciutto which made it even better. My wife got the apple strudel crepe and daughter got the raspberry chocolate and cream crepe. They are served folded in a funnel shaped cup laid down on a plate. You have to start eating them with a knife and fork but then you can finish them off almost like an ice cream cone. We also got two fruit drinks made in house which were a little tart for our liking. Total cost was $80 after tip which is automatically included.

Come here if you love being $cammed! They lost my business because they wanted to charge $22 for a single crepe. Like others have said, There's a mandatory 18% "gratuity" and mandatory 2% service charge added to every transaction. Hint: it's not a gratuity if it's mandatory. Plus the ordering is done on iPad and then they hand you your food. Scam!!! They lost my business and instead I kept driving into Denver and got a huge bowl of ramen, Japanese curry, and dumplings all for the price of the single sad crepe. Also, the owner's ChatGPT-written responses to the bad reviews are hilarious.

WORTH. THE. WAIT. Every time we're in Breck this is a must stop for Breck-fast. It's a quaint little building right on Main St. and offer both sweet & savory crepes. These are some big mamma mamma's so for $10-$15 you at least get your money's worth. They are open from Mon-Sun 9am-10pm, but keep in mind they stop serving breakfast crepes at 11am. We learned this the hard way one time because the line definitely gets long and we got into line around 10:30, but by the time we got to the order counter it was too late so we had to get lunch instead. Not a huge deal and a total error on our part, but if you want breakfast - don't wait. Last time we were there we got the butter & sugar with Dulche de Leche, Bananas Foster, CRÊPE MONTAIGNE and Monte Cristo. Everything was delicious! You can take it to-go or eat on their back deck that has a fire pit and a view of the mountain.

Very disappointing! Poor quality of ingredients and online kiosk ordering was bulky and slow paced in the ordering line. Lemon crepe and the chocolate brownie had no brownie. Also the tips are built in to the software in addition to optional, so overcharged tipping are the results!

This place is ok to say the least! My girlfriend and I went to this breakfast spot that served Crepe in the middle of Brekenridge. I do love how lowkey and casual this place gets, which is a plus in this type of a town. The customer service is pretty good actually cause everyone is smiling and seems enjoying their workplace even though it is very busy during the mornings. Soo I do appreciate that! However..... The food is pretty mid! For a crepe that costs close to $20, my mouth should be watering and having a party lol. My girlfriend and I ordered their Breken Ribeye and their strawberry nuttela crepes. The Breken Ribeye is a savory crepe, which consist of a ribeye, cheese, pickled onions, and veggies. This reminds me of a philly cheesesteak. My problem with it is I cannot taste the meat and they put the bare minimum of ingredients that it doesn't felt hearty at all. My girlfriend's crepe was the Nuttella crepe, which has strawberries on the inside. Yea it was pretty good, but it doesn't stand out. The crepe doesn't tell me to want it more and I should come back for more. My girlfriend's friends faces says it all. One friend recommended something, but they're just force to like it sort of thing haha. Overall, I'm not complaining I still enjoy this stop in a way, but I would not recommend this place.

Outstanding crepes. Had the Bananas Foster and French Twist. $40 for both. My issue is mandatory gratuity on your bill and you can't adjust. This is not on menu or disclosed prior to ordering. The food is so good they don't give two forks :) Just please raise your prices on the menu and remove mandatory gratuity surprises. $40 for 2 crepes people can expect up front. Great fast service.

These are not crepes, but they sell them at a staggering rate everyday. I mean, the line says it all - but I'll never understand it. Whatever it is (not crepes), are really bad. On top of that, we paid $20 for each crepe. I'm sorry, $40 for two counterfeit crepes? That's insane, but hey, they maintain a cult following. I write this to let others know that they taste nothing like crepes, they don't even have the right texture. The philly cheesestake and dulce ce leche were complete disappointments.

I couldn't make a Crepe half as good just 3 minutes from paying at the self serve Kiosk, which couldn't be easier to use. Also, the patio is the best place to share a Crepe with your loved ones next to the Cart itself. Go to Whole Foods if you want to avoid gratuity nowadays.

nice outdoor crepe place, very casual and nothing too crazy but had so many options including build your own which i liked

Crepe or crap. You decide. Just know this - add 20% ( and like it) to your crap order - as they make it mandatory and is the fine print at bottom of menu. Try getting anything on the crap menu for less than $20. 20% tip added and tax. For what? A crepe? Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. Another typical Breck fist offering. They only ask that you bend over, take it, eat it, and tip 20% b4 you even tried it. Save your money.

These crepes are deliiccciouuussss. Great flavors and you can customize your own to ensure you're getting just what you want. The line can get a little long because everyone knows about this spot but once you order, the crepes come out quickly. There is no indoor seating but a few benches to sit outside. A great, on-the-go meal.

I recently tried crepes à la carte in Beckendringe when I went on a trip .located in a beautiful corner of the city. This restaurant is specialized in serving a wide variety of crepes, both sweet and savory. The menu offered a vast selection, and I was impressed by the quality of the ingredients used. Each crepe was beautifully plated., I tried their sweet crepe Dulce De Leche with toasted almonds, angel food cake, and Amaretto with strawberry, and the crepe was wonderfully soft and delicate. The staff was friendly and attentive. The ambiance was good, with comfortable seating; in terms of pricing, crepes à la carte offers good value for money. The price was reasonable for the food quality and the portion size.

Stunning every time we've ever been and this time did not disappoint. Could use a few more seats but everyone was helpful and friendly. Being able to "split" a crepe for the kids was awesome and eliminated fighting. Mom and dad were happy. Well done as usual!

Went up to Breckinridge to shoot a wedding and needed a snack. This little crepe place is always busy but I think I hit it at the right time. They have savory and sweet crepes. It's a small stand with little seating but the quality is good. The size of the crepe was so big I couldn't finish it. You get your bang for your buck. I'd come back and split a crepe with a friend. The savory ones looked so good and the smell coming from the griddle was so satisfying. I got a sweet one with banana and strawberries.

This place fills up quickly, but wait out the line. You order at one counter and pick up at another counter. You can grab to go or eat at their outdoor seating. The crepes were yummy. We wanted to a sweet and a savory to share, so we had the garden brek-fast and the banana fosters.

I come to Breckenridge every year and always make a point to stop at Crepes a la Cart. We stopped by this week when we noticed the line was short. I ordered the 'Raspberries Chocolate and Cream' and was disappointed. They used to pack the crepes full of the fillings but this one was half way full and was mostly dough. For a pretty expensive crepe at $11.50 I was expecting to enjoy raspberry and chocolate in every bite which was not the case. I didn't notice much cream, mainly berries and chocolate. My boyfriend ordered their 'German Apple Streudel' crepe and didn't like it either. His had way more filling than mine, but said it was mostly filled with brown sugar and didn't have much of the other fillings. We left disappointed, I remember how good these crepes used to be, but the quality has definitely gone down while prices have gone up. Other than that the service was good and our crepes were quickly made. There is a nice seating area behind the cart where one can sit by the fire and enjoy the crepes.

Ordered two crepes from the guy at the kiosk. Wanted to pay cash but he said they only take credit cards. Didn't get the opportunity to sign for it, but look at the receipt and there's a credit card fee, a service fee, and an 18% gratuity added to the price. It was a to go order (no service). It made for some pretty expensive crepes! This is bad business practice and deceptive, and left us with a bad taste.

There is a small counter to order crapes. We ordered we wanted. When we checked out the cashier said "I will add 18% tip "not asking about it. She self added tip for us. I wanted add tip by myself so it wasn't what I expected. That made me uncomfortable and sad. Anyway, crapes : The crape was crispy in good way. It was not bad. Fresh fruit choice was the winner. I don't like too sweet , so it was great combination of lots of fresh fruit, whip cream and crust. Chico, coconut flakes and sponge cake one was a little dry. Too sweet for me. It has lots of coconut flakes, so if you like coconut and sweet, this is a good one for you! There is a seating space back of the place. Not so big but some tables, chairs and benches. Also fire pit in the middle. You get to see snow mountain. This is at the middle of the downtown. There is lots of parking space back of the Main Street. Parking shouldn't be problem. It is a nice little downtown to walk around and stop for some good crapes. I gave 3 stars because of the tipping. Tipping should not be demanded.

Our family has been coming here for years. Ok the crepes are decent but come on they charge 18% mandatory gratuity and a 2% resort charge. Resort charge lol it's definitely not a resort and the gratuity that's the biggest joke ever there was no service and no smile. Absolutely ridiculous! So no we would NOT recommend this place to a family it's way too expensive!

If you're going to Breckenridge you HAVE to visit!! Service was great and quick. Outside seating only by a fire pit with a beautiful view of the mountains! Highly recommend getting one savory + one sweet so you can try the amazing flavors. Half of each was the perfect amount. "Monte Cristo" 10/10 shocking combo of flavors that hit the spot!

My wife and I came here for breakfast. We both had the American classic crepe with bacon and cheese. I was surprised how filling it was. The only negative was that they didn't have coffee or juice available to have with my breakfast.

The line is long for a reason! It is a long wait - I will Admit that. There's the line to order and then it was a long wait after we ordered. A wide verse of a menu. From sweet to salty options. They have a fire pit going in the back so you can warm up while you wait.

Wanted something hot & sweet while wandering onto downtown Breckenridge on a cold winter evening with temperature in minus degrees. Came across this cute looking cart serving both sweet and savory crepes. We immediately came here and ordered their:- Nutella crepe:- With added Strawberries and extra Nutella. Hot crepes on a cold day, perfect. Taste- melt in the mouth. They have a small sitting area behind with a fire pit, were you can wait or even eat. It is overly priced. But worth it.

We walked by and saw the line and smelled the crepes and thought would be a great snack while the family and I waited for our dinner reservation about 2 hours later. Waited in the huge line and finally got to the front. Went to pay and as usually these days, they ask for a tip/gratuity and offer 18%, 20% and 25%. Well, I decided to not leave a tip because when I got to the front of the line , the lead employee there said give me one minute and came back 15 minutes later. HERE IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PART !! I recommend the crepe but BUYER BEWARE ... I got my bill and seemed expensive.... So I asked the cashier --. Why ? He said 18% is already included but it doesn't say or show it anywhere.... Look for fine print. And then if you don't say eat here , they also charge extra. Then when you get the bill - no cash - to pay with a CC, they ask for another tip? I have no problem paying 18% or more for a tip, but not on top of 18% that wasn't disclosed and made the whole experience shady !! Really think management needs to make a change as many are double tipping and not cool when things already cost so much. Won't come back after loosing trust. But the crepes were great.

The food was PHENOMENAL... literally the best crepes I've ever had. Super crispy with good ingredients. Service was good, you order from a computer which is a little confusing, but the staff is nice. Love the outdoor nature of the place!

The crepes are delicious. I'd give 5 stars for the food. However, my bill was $20 more than what I expected to pay...I was charged $84.40 for 4 crepes! Beware that they automatically add a 18% gratuity to your bill...this was super sneaky becuase when you place your order (which you order yourself at a kiosk) they ask if you'd like to include a tip knowing full well they will already add in the 18% which is not disclosed unless you ask for a receipt. So basically I tipped twice and only found out after I was charged. Pretty steep tipping for a place where you put the order in yourself via a kiosk, you have to grab your own napkins and plastic silverware and they just hand the food to you. Don't get me wrong, the staff is hard working and they do a great job, I am just angry that the tipping was done in such a sneaky way. They are definelty taking advantage and so I will never be going back, even though we are in the area very often and the food is good. I'll go to a sit down place instead and get waited on if I want to tip that much!

THIS PLACE IS A RIP OFF!! They charge a mandatory 18% gratuity and then they have the audacity at checkout to request another gratuity. If you're not paying attention you pay double gratuity. . It's completey dishonest and deceiving. Not to mention the crêpes are $11 each and mediocre at best.

Obligatory "service charge" is actually a tip and then they ask you to tip on top of that. The cashier tried to tell me that it is a resort charge. Just be honest.

Was so excited to try but it was very disappointing. There was barely any cream so it really just seemed more like eating sliced fruit, The crepe did come out fast and it was decorated nice with light. I would be aware that you order and get food outside which is fine we just didn't know! They also added a $5 gratuity onto a $13 crepe automatically which should just be reflected in the original pricing.

I have heard great reviews regarding this place so we went there and ordered Crepes for 4 of us. Cost for two drinks and 4 crepes was just shy of $100. So I have to get my own drink out of the cooler and go to a booth and pay for everything I ordered. There is a guy who then brings it to my table and drops it off. Never did he come back to check on us however we were forced to leave a 18 percent tip for the meal with no option to leave any more or less. Just a mandatory tip!!!! Food was good but we are not going to be back. My question is did the guy who spoke broken English or the cook get any of the tip ?

For 1 crepe, I had a $3.73 gratuity charge automatically added to my bill. One crepe and 2 waters was $25.00. The owner said the wait would be 10 minutes, but it was more like 30 minutes. At least one fellow making crepes was texting on his phone almost the entire time, while wearing gloves. This is a food safety violation. I wouldn't return here.

$42 for three crepes is insane. No customer service, dirty tables and you are charged 18% gratuity for no service. Under served and overpriced, you will never get our business again

Second visit to the Crepes a la cart business. This time i ordered the Apple strudel sweet crepe. The crepe is good, but the wait time is a bit long. Waited around 15 mins in line to order, and waited another 20 mins for the crepe to be ready.

The food here was amazing! I'm not usually a fan of crepes, but these just really hit the spot. I got the pizza crepe, with added pepperoni, and it may be one of the best things I've eaten in Breckenridge. Side note; the ordering service was perfect, with a great view of the mountains and nice warm fire while you eat. Definitely recommend.

I really enjoyed both sweet and savory crepes, the fillings were excellent! They were definitely little expensive for what they were worth but the portions were on a larger side. I had a good experience overall, will be coming back for sure!

Alex, really? 18% + 2% resort service mandate? What am I getting extra for this when I'm standing outside taking my food to go? This is an overstep. Great Crepes but atrocious business practice.

They had a wide variety of both savory and sweet crepes--we tried both and the fillings were fresh and flavorful. You can customize your own as well. I felt the crepes were a bit too thin which made for quite a messy experience lol and my whipped cream was served on the side which was a little inconvenient. Very limited seating so plan accordingly.

This is more of a reminder to myself to not come back in the future. We showed up before opening and there was a short line already. They ended up opening about 10-15 minutes late. The person at the front quickly moved through the folks and took our orders. We figured it must be a quick place. Not as fast as fast food, but not a sit down place that would take a long time. We joined the small crowd in the back, surrounding the fire place for warmth. We were all excitedly waiting. And then eventually, 45 mins later, when we were all still waiting for our orders, you could see discomfort on people's faces (as it was VERY cold), stress (some people had to make the checkout time for their Airbnb), and hunger. Crepes turned out fine and delicious. But delicious enough to maybe worth a 15 minute wait. Not an hour+ in the snowy weather. (I looked in the kitchen where they had multiple cooking surfaces, but they didn't use them all simultaneously, and each crepe took forever to make. It seemed highly inefficient.)

No doubt this is the best crepes! We ate here 2 times within 5 days we stayed in Breck. But I just wanted to let you know there are lots of hidden charges. I added salmon to my crepe Benedict and there was service charge for adding salmon. If you order to take out, there will be wrapping charge. Also 18% tip will be added to your bill. So don't be surprised if the bill is higher than you think

It's really pricy, but the food tastes good, so four stars seems right. We tried the Apple strudel and a bananas foster with dark chocolate and an americano. It's came to about $45, which is pretty insane, but to be expected in a vacation destination. The issue of where to eat is tricky. We found spots right in front of the fire, which was okay, but most people won't, and I think the value of the crepes drops as they get colder and older and soggier. I'm not sure I'd stand in the long afternoon line. We went in the morning before heading out and there was no line. I'd prefer to go someplace I can sit inside, and I doubt the prices would be much more. All of that said, the staff are friendly, the crepes are fresh and well made, and it hit the spot for breakfast.

My 2nd time coming to the Crepes a la Cart! Definitely had better experience in the summer (hiking season) than the winter (snowboarding season). We were 2nd in line, but still waited 30 minutes to order and took an hour to get our food. Worst waiting experience ever in 6 degrees weather. The first time we came (it was a longer wait), and I ordered the savory crepe- Chicken Florentine and it was sooooo delicious and worth it. However, this second time was definitely not worth waiting for it out in the cold for an hour an a half. Eating experience wasn't as great since we were all shivering. Wish they can hire more workers or work more efficiently. Staff definitely likes to take their time making the crepes. I feel they can serve more people and make more money if they serve better instead of charging higher and for every little thing. I give them 3 stars because I feel they can definitely do better if they wanted to. Warning! Expect food being overpriced since it's by Breck resort. My food was $13 on the menu, but paid $18 with tax, tip, and they charge more for take-out. Recommend trying it over warm season!

3.5/5. Stopped by and got a chicken pesto crepe after a hike nearby. After ordering, it took about 20 mins for the crepe to be ready. It was tasty enough, but for the price point, I was hoping there would be some more chicken...then again, it is Breckenridge. Definitely more of a grab and go spot with a few tables, no restrooms, etc.

the crepes were good, i got the dark chocolate raspberry crepe GLUTEN free, and it tasted normal i guess however, i am sick after it, so i'm afraid that maybe i did not recieve a gluten free crepe after asking 3 times for it to be gluten free, or cross contamination occurred. unforchate really. it was also $19 for one crepe and a $2 up charge for "gluten free":/

I am a big fan of crepes, and these crepes are super different from the ones you would normally get. Their edges are super crispy! I wouldn't say it's better, just haven't seen crepes like this anywhere else (and I've tried a lot all over the world). I wouldn't talk about the long lines as it's expected or the size of crepes (they are probably enough for breakfast but definitely super tiny if you are looking for something to eat after a long day of skiing, would be more of a snack :)) I want to mention how cool and innovative all the fillings are! They did a wonderful job, and I wanted to try one of everything (literally impossible as they have a VERY extensive menu). Yes, it is pricey for what you get but it is expected as well for a touristy place like that. Overall, a wonderful place for a light breakfast, snacks or a dessert!

Friendly staff and excellent crepes. I had the crepe Benedict with Brie and my son had the American classic with bacon. I would definitely recommend and look forward to going back.

When I told my friends I was going to Breckenridge, almost all of them insisted that I try out this Crepe spot. I'm so glad I did, because these crepes are insanely good! The first time I went, I had the bananas foster to-go. The wait was long but worth it. The crepe tasted exactly like bananas foster and you could even taste the rum in it. It was absolutely delicious and I loved every bite. The second time, I ordered the crepes to be "ready-to-eat", and I had the cheesecake and the German apple strudel. Both were fantastic and if I had to choose, I'd say the apple strudel is a tiny bit better than the cheesecake. I did notice that if you order the crepe as "ready-to-eat", it is significantly bigger than the to-go ones. This was important to me since each crepe is around $15. There is gratuity automatically added as well.