Le Crepe Shoppe

IT“S CLOSED DOWN, and we were really looking forward to trying out this place.

Very fresh and tasty, I would come back again for the sweet berry crepes, so good

Delicious strawberry rhubarb crêpe, and friendly service in a quaint shop.

I recently had the misfortune of suffering through one of the BLT crepes. The buckwheat flour they used destroyed all the subtle flavors of the crêpe, the ingredients were WATERY, the lettuce tasted like it still was coated in pesticides and frankly, it was disgusting. Part way through forcing myself to finish what I had paid for, I literally gagged. I hope others have a better experience than I did!

Some friends from LA came up and boy did their face light up when we suggested having crepes for lunch!
Since I’m still relatively new to the area, I decided to lead them here instead of the other crêpe place that is closer to me. Good decision!
My bf and I got the Almond Joy and the Frittata Crêpe with cheddar and bacon. Our friends also got a Zucchini crêpe.
To be honest, I have never really enjoyed any of my savory crêpe experiences, but the Frittata Crêpe was awesome! A wheat based crêpe with the right amount of everything!
The zucchini crêpe was really fresh and tasty. I’m not a fan of coconut, myself, but everyone else really enjoyed this one too. The bites I had without coconut were just hmmm! Hard to go wrong with chocolate and almonds!
There is only one table which patrons are asked to share, so if you are a party of more than 6, it will be a really tight fit.

This place is small and they only open until 4pm but the cashier was sweet and it has a cozy feeling to it and the nutella & strawberry banana crêpe I had was good.

Very homey and sweet. I love this place and the crepes are to die for. I recommend this place to everyone. The chocolate shop is right next and they are owned by the same person. She’s very talented and passionate about what she does. Cool stuff to buy and great employees :)

This is a very cute place to eat. It’s very small and intimate, but well worth the wait and coziness, because the crepes themselves are amazing. You sit at a communal table with forks and knives in little buckets in the middle, and adorable cow creamers that you pour crème into your coffee with. The décor is sweet as well :)
Generally speaking how expensive it is to rent a bigger store spot in downtown Santa Barbara, I FULLY understand why they are in a little hole in the wall. But they do a wonderful job at making it work, and I have never seen a customer leave unsatisfied.

I was craving crepes while I was in the Santa Barbara area and found this spot with high reviews on Unilocal.
The place is very tiny (one communal table with a few chairs) but very cozy because of the local marine photographs for sale, plants sitting at the front window and forks and napkins located at the communal table :)
I ordered a Chocolate Maya crêpe for $ 6.25 that consisted of chocolate from Chocolate Maya (chocolate shop next door) and cinnamon (based on the suggestion from the employee and so I went with it).
To be honest, I was disappointed at the size of the crêpe. It was more of a snack than a meal :(Here’s a link to a photo of the crêpe:
The Mayan chocolate was rich and exquisite but the cinnamon was just okay since it’s just cinnamon lol Great pairing on the crêpe but definitely not worth it for about ~$ 7 for my lunch. Maybe I should try their savory crepes next time but it was an A-​OK experience.

Really good place for a light lunch in SB. The crepes are made with organic ingredients from the local farmer’s market. The savory crepes are good, but you have to leave room for the sweet crepes. We had the chocolate maya with raspberries and it was awesome! As other reviewers noted, this is a small place and seats only 8 or so in a single table. We don’t mind sharing tables.

Amazingly delicious crepes you wont find anywhere else! so GO get your crêpe on!

It’s pretty bomb. I had a crêpe with nutella and some coffee. I recommend it.

The place is very small. There’s one table that can fit about 4 people in the entire shop. Due to the limited space, you are encouraged to share with other parties. I opted to take my BLT crêpe to-​go, but couldn’t help but feel like i was breathing down other customers’ necks as they were eating due to the cramped space.
Considering the size of the place, you’re better off leaving for 10 – 15 min to wait for your crêpe elsewhere, as they slowly make crepes one at a time.
I ordered the BLT crêpe. The ingredients were undoubtedly fresh, though the buckwheat pancake that it came in was dry and bland. It was decent, but at least for the savory crepes, you’re better off getting a good sandwich or wrap.

Magnifique! I stopped by this adorable little place for lunch with my boyfriend and parents the other day and was not disappointed with the hummus, artichoke and spinach crêpe that I ordered. I added chicken in it as well to give it a kick of extra protein, which only added to the excellence. Next time I plan on trying one of the sweet crepes!

Lovely and delicious:) love how locally conscience jill is! Not only did I love what I ordered but she gave me other crepes to try and offered to exhibit my art! Wow.

This pace has local food made with love!!! The owner gets most her ingredients from the farmers market so some of the menu changes but if there is a salad crêpe on the menu GET IT!

Delicious crepes. I love the sweet crepes but I have not yet tried the savory ones. Its a small place with not a lot of seating. My one complaint is that the crepes are a little small for the price. With the ingredients that it takes to make a crêpe they could afford to put a little more batter on the pan. Besides that, love the taste!

Yum, need I say more? Really, really, good place. Friendly place, nice crepes and coffee. Could use some more seating, but people do share the few tables which makes it even more friendly of a place. Really enjoyed the crepes I had.

This is good hand crafted, creative food. The lemonade has strawberry and basil in it, which wouldn’t have occurred to me to combine.
An order of savory crepes [i had salmon mousse] gets you one large crêpe, so you probably want the side salad to round things out. I like that they make the crêpe right at the counter while you watch — have lunch and a show!

This place just opened. The shop is very small with only two tables for seating inside. The owner is very friendly and made a modified version of a crêpe on the menu for us when we asked.
We tried some dessert crepes. They were good but on the smaller side. We went for lunch and ended up having to go elsewhere for additional eats. This place seems like a good place for a quick bite or small dessert but not quite a full meal unless you order multiple crepes.