Magic Pan Crepe Stand

A good crêpe amidst the bustle of a mall teeming with shoppers vying for a good deal. The strawberry banana crêpe is deliciously sweet, light, and utterly enjoyable. I just wish there was more of it. That said, the price is high for the amount of food you get, and the service is less than friendly. Located in the middle of the Mall of America, the seating area is less than desirable.

Amazing crepes — we were at the MOA two days and ate there three time. Lunch was the Santa Fe chicken wrap and desserts were banana nutella and strawberry.

While wandering around the Mall of America, I needed fuel to keep going, and I wanted something different than the usual chain places, so I grabbed a bite at the Magic Crêpe Stand. I mean, who wouldn’t want a magical crêpe? I ordered the spinach soufflé crêpe, which seemed like one of their signature dishes. It was pretty good, but nothing amazing. I would’ve liked more flavor. Also, not a super nice place to sit and eat in the middle of the walkway. However, it was affordable and the food came out pretty fast, so not bad.

This is a nice place to get a light meal or snack. Prices are as reasonable as you get in the MOA. The crepes are good… my personal fave is the bananas & chocolate. Recommend!

The best crepes I’ve ever had. I’ve tried a lot and none has disappointed me. I love the savory ones, I love the sweet ones. It’s a must stop for me every time I go to MOA.

I’ve lived in Paris and have had the real deal in Paris… but… these are as close as you can get here in Minneapolis, Minnesota without hopping on a plane to Europe! Both the savory and sweet crepes are delicious — how can you go wrong with Nutella and bananas, right? As for savory — I tried the Chicken Broccoli and also the Southwest one and it was awesome! Both are enough for a filling lunch. Highly recommend. So very good!

I don’t know how authentic the crepes are compared to French ones, but this has to be as good as it gets!
For 7 bucks, it may seem pricy, but these crepes are huge! I got the Nutella and banana crêpe, it was so sweet and succulent that I had to eat it very slowly so I wouldn’t finish it too fast. The presentation of the crêpe made me not even want to eat it, it was so beautiful!
It was hard narrowing down the choices since that have both dessert and meat ones, but I’m glad I got the Nutella and bananas. Downside, they were a little on the chewy side and I was too lazy to grab a knife, so I had to deal. Either way, I wish they had a crêpe place like this in my city!

Nutella Crêpe was awesome! Can’t wait to try the rest. Fast, friendly service. I’ll be stopping by every time I come to MOA.

Their crepes are okay here and also kind of expensive. We ordered the ham and swiss crêpe, and turkey club crêpe, both around $ 7 each. The turkey club is turkey, cheddar jack cheese, bacon bits, and tomatoes, and the ham and swiss is just ham and swiss. Each crêpe was topped with extra cheese. You order at the counter, they give you a receipt with your number, and you wait to get it. There is seating in front of the crêpe stand in the middle of the mall. The ingredients don’t seem super fresh. I’ve experienced better crepes elsewhere.

I love crepes. Whenever I am in Colorado my car finds itself off-​course and heading for Breckenridge for one of the best crêpe stands ever (Crepes ala Cart).
Sadly Magic Pan has very bland selections and the ingredients they use are too «wet» and make the crepes soggy. More selections would be helpful — what about Brie and Ham, a breakfast crêpe or even better a menu of ingredients to build your own?
The ingredients are also not very fresh tasting.

An old favorite. The desert crepes are excellent, especially the nutella one. Of the savories, the ham and cheese is my personal favorite. It gives your belly a hug.
A pity is has to be in the Mall of America, but I’m glad they built light rail to the crêpe stand so that even the denizens of downtown St. Paul can get a crêpe any time they like – assuming a two hour train ride, naturally.
So come in, come down, set your Gucci bag on the floor and adjust your Prada frames and your Anthropologie pouch. Roll up your Macy’s and shine up your Sak’s Fifth Avenue accessory tote, and dig in to the Velveeta, baby.

I’ve been to Mall of America many times but this was my first visit to Magic Pan Crêpe Stand. My wife spotted the Nutella Crêpe on the giant menu while walking by. The average cost of a dessert crêpe is $ 5.
The crêpe took around 3 – 5 min to prepare. The environment is open and you sit in the middle of the mall walkway. The feeling was similar to eating an Auntie Anne pretzel out in public while shoppers walk by.
The Nutella was a great dessert choice. The flavor was sweet and the crêpe was light and not filling. The Nutella was drizzled on top along with a scoop of Crème.
Overall I gave Magic Pan Crêpe Stand a 3 out of 5. The open seating can be uncomfortable for some and the price is a lot compared to other food items you can purchase for $ 5.
One last thing… make sure to grab a plastic knife because it’s difficult to cut into the crêpe with a plastic fork.
–JV

For being in a mall this is one of the more decent crêpe experiences I’ve had. There’s plenty of seating nearby with a view of the indoor amusement park. It’s on the bottom floor so you can look up at the plentiful shops above to scope out your next visit. Price is ok for the quality you get. I would just prefer a less noisy and busy spot. There’s a lot of foot traffic around that area and cart vendors that might try to haggle you as you walk by.

I come here quite often and have only ordered sweet crepes. I have never had a bad experience here. The workers are fast and timely. The only downside is whenever the mall is crowded, the tables are sometimes all taken up and you’re left with a an open plate and crêpe, ready to eat but no place to sit.
The banana Nutella is my favorite as well as the Strawberry supreme. Prices are alright but well worth it at the end of the meal.

Meh — I’ve had much better crepes elsewhere. And the inflated price doesn’t warrant the quality of crepes that you get. $ 7 got me a crêpe that was a bit on the chewy side, not crispy enough and unmemorable. There was some brown sugar inside, and then not-​super-​fresh, slightly mushy strawberries on top that had been soaked in sugar.
I expected much more for $ 7. Maybe their other flavors are better, but I won’t be returning here again.

Quick and delicious crepes, not always a common place to find when it comes to crepes. These hit the spot for breakfast. I loved mine, had the banana one. They are worth a try for a nice snack. You really don’t see many crêpe places, this does the trick. Good for first timers and people who are crêpe elitists!

Ordered the Santa Fe. It was good, but not great. I’m not sure I really knew what to expect though. Kind of felt like it needed a «crunch» that just wasn’t there with the crepes — but that’s to be expected. I’m glad I tried it, but I wouldn’t do it again (at least with the savory crepes — i’d try a sweet one)

Restaurant Review
Another LEYE dessert stand. The savory banana chocolate crêpe was cooked on the spot. Depending on how many people are there you may have to wait. Prices are slightly above average for what you get but all and all delicious!
Pro– Crêpe chocolate goodness
Con– Wait time
Hidden deal– LEYE restaurant so you can earn points on your purchase

This is the only place I frequent for crepes. Partly because I’m complacent and also because they are simply the best!
If I’m hungry, the chicken santa fe is my go to menu item. To treat my sweet tooth I go for the caramel crêpe. Both are just delicious.

Yes, I loooooove Crêpe!!! Period. I just don’t like the line here and looking for seats. The workers are fast and nice.