The Best Crepes in Toronto
The best crepes in Toronto are desperately chic yet fundamentally satisfying. Eat them sprinkled lightly with sugar and lemon, as they do in Paris, or tucked around a bounty of fresh ingredients. As a quick snack, an indulgent meal, or a devastatingly delicious dessert, these versatile cousins to more pedestrian pancakes never disappoint.
Here are the best crepes in Toronto.
This cute Yorkville creperie caters to clients with a menu of tender, just-bronzed crepes filled in myriad ways. At lunchtime, warm items ooze with cheese, eggs, and sautéed veg, inviting guests to linger. A list of hot and cold sweet crêpes, meanwhile, make ideal afternoon or dinnertime treats.
Both locations (at Yonge and Lawrence and in Roncesvalles Village), of this cozy spot dole out crepes stuffed to bursting with a hodgepodge of fresh ingredients. Though some, like the lemon cream, are great to-go, others, like the creamy turkey and apple pie, are knife-and-fork situations best given your undivided attention.
Crepes are meticulously stacked to create glorious crepe cakes at this dessert shop, with locations in the Entertainment District and Kensington Market. Flavours include vanilla, Earl Grey, matcha and tiramisu, with handheld crêpes, overflowing with gelato and fruit, also available.
Few things are as mesmerizing as watching the team at this Entertainment District spot swirl crepe batter around a hot grill. Then, there's the anticipation you'll feel as you notice the copious amounts of ingredients piles onto each order. All in all, whether you visit at lunch, for an afternoon treat or for a post-dinner snack, every crepe here is a total experience.
Hector Vasquez of Sava Crepes. Additional photos by @nanascreperie, Millie, Yorkville Crepes, @deliciousfoodoftoronto of Yellow Cup Cafe, @to_delicacies of Pastel Creperie,
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