Roll Up Cafe

This place is an awesome place to stop for breakfast! Great prices, great food, great service!

I’ve always enjoyed this place. Good crepes and (depending on your idea of cool) a cool atmosphere. I’ve been when people were performing (and it’s packed, hard to find a seat), and when it’s slow. The main thing I like about Roll Up is that they’re open late, and it’s a nice place to hang out and have a crêpe.

The food is good.
Real good.
It makes my heart flutter with each bite.
And the atmosphere is super hipster swag and cool. There is a fake tree in the middle of the restaurant, it’s DOPE.
I am never impressed by the staff though, they always seem to be really unconcerned with talking to me, or pretty dumb. I asked for a plain crêpe with a side of syrup, and had to re-​explain what I wanted? Oh well… It’s college I suppose, we all struggle in college.
Overall a decent place to go, don’t expect anything fancy from the staff though. They were also out of water cups tonight

The best place about this place isn’t their food, it’s their hours. I don’t know why more restaurants don’t follow their initiative and stay open later, there’s two college campuses in the county. This place is always pretty busy late because it’s the only place open. The crepes are pretty good, too! I’ve only ever had their dessert crepes but they are always good and the fruit is fresh. The shakes are pretty okay also. My only complaint is it could be a litttttttttle cleaner. Also, if you’re into open mic night, you can go and enjoy some music and crepes.

I liked this place the first time I tried it. Tried to bring my husband back on a Saturday at 2:30 and the place was closed for «an employee meeting» even though the online hours say nothing about it. Just disappointed in their lack of professionalism and cleanliness. Don’t know that I’ll go back or recommend to anyone else.

Just OK! Service is great, such a fun atmosphere and decorations. I felt like the crepes could have more flavour to them, but that was just after one try. I’m definitely willing to give it another shot… there wasn’t anything that made me not what to come back. If you like Nutella, be sure to visit.

Went here for the first time tonight. I’m temporarily eating vegetarian, so I chose «Love on the Run,» their only veggie option said to include hummus, caramelized onions, mushrooms, and Swiss cheese. When I asked for it without mushrooms, I was told the crepes were pre-​made and they couldn’t customize anything. Seems odd for everything to be pre-​made at a crêpe place… Anyway, it came out completely cold after a 15 minute wait while the restaurant was almost empty (the cheese hadn’t even begun to melt) and there was no sign of hummus. The crêpe itself was good but the fillings were bland and barely edible. This is a no go for vegetarians unless they’re here for a sweet crêpe, which are decent.

My girlfriends and I gave it a go, and everything was good, but could be made better with a few tweaks. We tried three crepes, Awkward First Date, The Tinder, and Summer Fling. Of those three, Summer Fling was my favorite-​it could have used more whipped cream, but overall yummy and I’d order it again. The other two were good, but I felt Awkward First Date had a bit too much caramel which overpowered all the other flavors and made it way too sweet. We felt the ratio of crêpe to brownie was off in The Tinder. I look forward to going back and trying more! If you like crepes, I would recommend giving this place a try. A nice change from the usual desserts.

They’re good for what they’re known for. I actually really liked the crepes there. The only reason I’m giving it three stars is because of the lack of a renovation and cleanliness there. The trash can was overflowing on to the ground and I understand that’s partly customers fault. Place really needs some remodeling.

I’ve been to the Rollup café a couple of times and love it. They have a great selection of both sweet and savory crepes. My favorite crêpe to get is the blind date. You can order it every time and get something different. The idea is that the kitchen makes a custom crêpe. They have never left me disappointed.

I used Roll Up Café for catering a small event. They had phenomenal service, planning, and options. I had to travel about 45 minutes with the savory crepes I was going to serve and they made sure to triple wrap the crepes, which made them still warm for the event! These are well filled crepes and so one full crêpe fills you up very well. They also somehow incorporate interesting flavors into the savory crepes. My favorite was the pulled pork. I can’t say enough nice things about how they handles every detail. Every aspect was great.

Great space with great food. I have been impressed with this café from my first experience. I hear there is also an open mic night that I want to try out, so there’s more than just food and atmosphere. From my experience, it’s a great first date spot; nice lighting, cool music, conducive to chatting, and maybe even a bit romantic.

Uh, this place was alright I guess. The crepes themselves were alright but the restaurant could really use a remodel. Our table was dirty and the seats cushions were ripped.
I won’t be rushing back.

I wanted to give 5* so bad the blonde lady I think is the chef and hopefully the owner she’s really nice and she really care and her suggestion today it didn’t fail at all she suggested me to get the hot cocoa called so heavenly and I did oh my it was just like the name! So heavenly good! Now the cashier (a young guy) he does not want to be there he doesn’t not care about the business at all and before it hurts more he should just go, he was so rude to us but I want to finish this review with a positive note, the chef is really nice, the hot cocoa were really good and the crepes were good I only tried the regular one with banana and Nutella and it was good it was cold but good next time I’ll request to have hot I can’t compare with the one that I have in Paris because u just can’t compare with that but is nice to know that there is place like this one I town and the price are reasonable :)

Roll Up isn’t bad at all but it could be the reason for your diabetes in the future. Their late hours really bring in the night owls like myself. The dish names are very creative. From the tinder to the boyfriend, then the break up and anything in between. The savory crepes are quite decent actually but I find them to be in stingy portions and WAY overpriced. Sweet crepes could range anywhere from really tasty to down right disgusting. On one occasion, I ordered a sweet crêpe that was filled with nothing else but brownie chunks and a scoop of vanilla ice cream in the middle, topped with powdered sugar and I am pretty sure I got diabetes from it. It was disgustingly sugary. And I ate the whole thing then got disgusted at myself for it. Damn you roll up I liked you but this relationship is unhealthy, literally. I guess that’s why we broke up.

Their crepes are delicious beyond belief. I’ve been coming here for a year and am still impressed with not only their savory crepes but also their paninis.
My fiancé brings me here for casual dates! The service is impeccable, the ambiance is romantic and cute, the food is divine and even the music is perfect for this quaint little retreat! We’re in love & not just with each other.

One of our son’s favorite regulars. Very tasty and nice casual atmosphere /​vibe. The name of the items on the menu are extremely clever

I take all my tinder dates here and they love it and so do I!
This is his current tinder date– This is my first time at roll up café and it’s awesome! It’s nice that it is open so late since everything closes at 9 in Provo.

I’ve been here plenty of times in the past, but it’s been a while now that I moved to SLC last year. My boyfriend and I came down last night to visit friends, and I wanted to take him somewhere he’s never been before. He’s a very picky eater, and said he doubted I’d find something he’d like. Come to find out, everything I ordered, he loved! We shared the turkey artichoke tomato crepeini and it was great! He liked it so much that after we finished the nutella shake and the «break up» crêpe, he order another to take home with him. The food is good here. Better quality than the other creperies in Utah County. The atmosphere is also nice. Kinda more hipster-​y than I like, but that’s what you get catering to the BYU crowd. It’s fun because they are open late. I do remember though not understanding why they were open for breakfast when I was working down the street from here as a student, but that’s ok. The «Break UP’ this time did have an overwhelming amount of nutella in it this time, but usually it is perfection. Usually busy at night.

I like Roll Up. They’re open late, have great décor, and serve good food. My wallet likes them a little less because of the high price per serving. It is a good place to relax and enjoy the atmosphere. They do poetry readings, open mic nights, and have a guitar there all the time for customers to play and sing. I also think its cool how they display art from local artists and sell it for them.
Experience is all about expectations IMO. If you want to have a good one here are some tips:
–this place gets packed so don’t be in a rush or starving.
–don’t expect large portions for the price.