This crepe stand used to be amazing but it is now a shadow of its former self. This was the worst food experience we have had in years. They have upped their prices an outrageous amount in the past few years. Couple this with long wait times and poor cooking this stand is no longer worth the wait. The photos below are from the past visit, where the crepes were flaky and hard and the insides were poorly cooked or not cooked at all. The “Veggies Lover” savory crepe supposedly isn’t cooked at all even though they crepe stand has it labeled as a warm savory crepe. Anyways, HIGHLY DO NOT recommend!

Pros: (1) It’s an option for a sweetish desert other than a form of ice cream or cookies Cons: (1) They advertise that there’s a mandatory 16% gratuity on all orders - why not just bump up the prices 16%? (Feels a bit scummy this way). Also the payment screen asks if you would like to tip 18%, 20%, or 25% on top of the already included 16% tip (2) Too much Chantilly Cream on the cheesecake crepe (3) Makes you really thirsty, so bring water to drink (4) I’m not sure that Crepes are worth a ~$15 price tag. Can get a meal elsewhere or can get a crepe. But figured I should try it once (5) Cart had a message that says something like “your crepe can take 1-2 hours - this isn’t fast food”. But the cashier said that it’d only take about 15 minutes (because they’re not busy I guess) (6) Ordered my crepe wrapped to go, but it was still served in a cup. So I paid 50 cents extra for no reason

I have to agree with Zach, below. This place used to be great, but now is nothing short of a tourist trap and a miserable experience for a stiff price. Being French, we know what good crepes are and these were horrible. The savory ones that were supposed to be warm, had cold meat inside, they served the desert crepes before the entree crepes leaving the desert crepes stiff as a board by the time you could eat them. They demand a tip in advance, and then proceed to dole out terrible customer service as well. WHAT A SHAME! We drove into Breckinridge primarily to revisit this place and it tainted the visit. Just beware, that this place has nothing to do with what it used to be and nothing to do with real French crepes.

The food itself is good. If you get a crepe here, you will most likely enjoy what you get. However, I can't rate it more than 3 stars due to the fact that the price of this place is pretty outrageous. For two crepes it came out to over $40. The crepes are around 16.50 each and then there was a mandatory service charge of $7.50 which is already steep. However, as others have mentioned, not only do they do a service charge, but they also ask for an additional tip. This just seems like a deceiving thing to do because some people may not realize that they're already giving a mandatory tip, so they give another tip on top of the forced tip they already gave! I'd say it's worth trying it, but I wouldn't go back due to the cost.

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 crepes are 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 so people can expect up front. Great fast service. I’d go back - just feel merchant has deceptive pricing practices.

Not thee best & not worth the 1 hour wait in line & a 20-30 min wait to get your crepes. WARNING: they hit you with a Gratuity (18%) without you knowing till you get your reciept. it was only the 2 of us. Order a French Twist (was ok nut not all great) and a Dulce de Leche (was over cooked/flakie. The fruit was fresh i'll give them that amd hot coco was very good. All have there own taste, they hype wasnt all that.

We came here in June on a Tuesday night at 8pm, so there was no line. Our crepes took 10 minutes or less to make and they were incredible! I ordered s’mores and my husband got cheesecake with strawberries. Very happy with our experience and will be back. I’ve eaten crepes (homemade and from crepe stands) for years and these were excellent. I do see some reviews saying their crepes were burnt, insides not cooked, and long lines, but we fortunately did not experience any of these things. Plan to go back again before the end of our trip as this was our favorite dessert of the whole week!

I say more power to 'em, charging very high prices(~$16/ea) for $6-8 crepes. I've seen the long lines, and I'm sure they're making a kill'n here. So, we had to try it. If $12, I'd say ok, still high, but tourist town - I get it. But $16 is too much - sorry. Also had to wait 15-minutes to order, due to an order of 30 ahead of us. The crepes were great! But not $16 great. So, based on extremely high pricing, 1-star instead of 5.

We came in to order a crepe as we had hear this was one of the best spaces to go too. So we stopped in to grab a crepe Togo. When the gentleman at counter rang us up for the dolce leche crepe. Be very mindful they do have a sign where they add 25% service charge and a 2% resort charge. Not sure where the resort is. He said it would take 6 min and within 2 min it was on the table. When we got home about a min away we opened the crepe and it was awful. It was cold - it was dry and the most bland thing ever. There was nothing that tasted like del leche.

The crepes were tasty and freshly cooked but not worth the price tag I’d say. The staff are really friendly and welcoming. They have a water container in the back from which you can get drinking water.

So the crepes themselves are pretty good! They have a good selection of all types…savory, sweet and breakfast. That is where are the positives end. They have a set up where the host is in a small enclosed area however she is never there. They take a lot of call in orders….totally understandable but if you are going to allow people to walk up and order then you need to service them. I waited 20 minutes for two days in the snow to place my order (I gave up the first time after 20 minutes and I was the only person in line). After I placed my order “for here” I was told to go back to the seating area. Well there is plenty of area to have a seating area for customers but there is only two small benches. No effort at all for the customer to wait in the dry. It took 32 minutes for them to get my crepe’s and they serve them in a rolled up wrap that isn’t the best. It was a 12.50 crepe and they auto charged me 16% gratuity?????😑 For what I do not know it’s basically a fancy hot dog stand. With all the really good restaurants within two blocks of this place I don’t understand how it has even kept going.

Tasty, but very expensive. It takes a long time for the order to get ready because they make everything fresh, which is nice, but at the same time 1:30 hour for a crepe is just too much. Is it good? Yes. Is it worth it? Not for me, but maybe for you it is.

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.

You have three better options for crepes within two blocks. Walk a little and support better customer service. The "cart" now mandates 18% gratuity on every order, regardless of service because, according to staff, they aren't paid. Want to eat it? That's another $0.50 per crepe surcharge. Allergen? Roll the dice! And now they've added a resort charge to each crepe. The plus is you have a 2/3 likelihood of getting your $17 flat pancake with $0.25 of goo filling order correct. What used to be a local gem is now a tourist trap.

We totally loved this creperie! The crepes were seriously amazing, bursting with flavors that totally rocked our taste buds. And let me tell you about the staff – super friendly vibes all the way. My wife and our friends were totally on the same page; they're as hooked on these crepes as I am. No doubt, we're planning a comeback on our next trip. The staff was cool and chill we will definitely come back on our next visit.

The crepes were delicious. They are a little pricey but everything is in Breckenridge. We had the raspberry and chocolate crepe which was good but the chocolate needed to be more melted. We still had chunks of solid chocolate in it but the fresh raspberries were an excellent touch.

We’ve been coming to this crepe stand for many years when visiting summit county. The crepes have always been great! Amazing flavors and always top notch. The mandatory 18% gratuity did catch us off guard. But the people making the crepes did a fantastic job and definitely deserved it. As for the Service charges for “to go” order. Now that’s a bit silly on an already $57 order.

Three stars because of the extremely high prices. $18 for a ham, egg and cheese crepe not including the compulsory tip of $3. The staff acted like it's a production facility, not a nice place to grab a bite. A big disappointment was that I found a piece of plastic in my crepe. Sure, it was good (aside from the plastic), but was it $21 good? No.

As many have said, the food itself is good, BUT when you incorporate all the added mandatory fees, you can absolutely get a better meal elsewhere for the same price. A $10-12 crepe comes out to be around $20 when the dust settles. They charge a mandatory gratuity of 18% even when taking a crepe to go; service fee on top; and even a “to go” fee for each crepe (mind you, it’s a CART with just a couple small picnic tables in the back where you can sit and wait for your food to be ready). If you are a tourist, try it anyway - it’s good food, but you might need more than one if you are hungry, so don’t go there for dinner ;) If you do go for dinner, expect to spend $40 per person to have one actual meal (obviously not including drinks!)

Are the crepes good, sure, not amazing, but good - but definitely not worth their price. Ridiculously over priced, AND there is a 18% gratuity added with an additional 2% "resort service charge" added. This is not requested, it's automatically added. And 50 cents for it being to go. Insane. $40 for 2 crepes. Wow!

The first time we tried this place we really enjoyed it! I didn’t realize there was an automatic 16% gratuity and I do agree they should just raise the prices to reflect the total charge. I got the salmon crepe on my 2nd visit and it was $25 for 1 crepe with the automatic tip. The salmon crepe was awful - very fishy and I couldn’t even eat it. Definitely don’t recommend the salmon crepes

Was here for a week and had to visit twice. The pizza crepe with pepperoni is something we’re going to crave. We also tried the Philly cheesesteak, French twist and the lemon soufflé crepe; they were all so delicious. Both visits were worth the calories!

Don’t take the line if the line is long across the burton store door. It’s not worth to wait that long and the wait time is longer than you expect. The cashier is going to stop to take the order and disappear 30+ mins once she take orders for 2 mins. And they even have a sign of asking for 16% gratuity on orders. Who would like to give the 16% gratuity after waiting three times disappearing for a one time purchase. Just for a crepe we waited for 2 hours in line in a SNOWY day to buy it. Don’t wait for the line if it is more than 8 people in line. SKIP it. It is not worth it.

Amazingly delicious crepes! Seemingly fresh ingredients. Convenient location on main st. in Breck!Sometimes the wait in line is longer than some would prefer..

All of our crepes were burnt and I found a long blond hair in mine. We had them all wrapped up to go so of coarse I couldn’t see. We had the German Streusel and so gross. Apples were not soft and the topping was off. I’ve had real German streusel was very disappointed. Plus it was very expensive, I understand the high price cause ingredients prices have really gone up, but they’re adding a 16% gratuity. So we ordered 4 crepes and it ended up being $14.50 ea. I’m a baker my self with a home bakery, I would never serve burnt products. Not really worth the 1.5 hours or the price.

Highlight of my dining from my trip to Colorado. The crepes are perfectly delicious and there’s so many options too! It had the feel of a cute and cozy stand on Main Street. They have a fireplace and some benches in the back where we enjoyed our crepes. This is a must visit for your trip to Breckenridge!

I have skied at Breckenridge for the last 10 years. Every time I walk by this establishment the line is down the block. They quickly create a savory or fruity crepe on Main Street. The crepes are very crispy or crunchy crepe. I love the strawberry shortcake crepe.