Crepe Delight

Oh, how the quality of their Coconut Belgium waffle is still great, tasty, and a pleasure, and for only $ 2.30!
The crepes are also pretty decent. The pancakes are soft and fluffy, and there is an assortment of sweet or savory crepes to choose from.

I bought one crêpe which should be 6.48. But instead they charged 16.48 from my credit card. I remember I check the receipt and it showed 6.48 without any problem. So I throw the receipt away. I don’t know how they did that. So, DON’T GO!!! They are cheaters!!!

Highly recommend their sweet crepes, they are cheap and delicious! I got the Peach Delight and there were tons of peaches inside which is awesome. The crêpe was huge, it was enough to make a meal for me. The texture was just right, not to soft nor crispy.

I would probably recommend getting a sweet crêpe. I got a savory one, and it was all right. There were mushrooms, spinach, and cheese. The problem was that there wasn’t enough cheese. The crêpe itself was very fresh and good, but the ingredients lacked flavor.
Next time, nutella for sure.

I always get the chicken pesto crêpe and a green tea! The older lady that works here is so sweet! Its right in front of starbucks so it caught my eye when I wasn’t in the mood to wait in the crazy line for a coffee and bagel. Super yummy!

I saw this place on google maps when looking for a crêpe pace in the South Bay. I didn’t know it was located in the mall and rather thought it was an individual store, but never the less my g/​f and I drove to Valley Fair to try this place out. We both ordered the Banana/​Strawberry/​Nutella with vanilla ice cream dessert crepes.
I was impressed with the size of the crêpe and the amount of filling they put in. I like my crêpe a lil crisp, but still soft to a point. This place did a great job I thought! Price was about $ 13 for the two of us, which seems about average compared to other crêpe places we’ve been to. I’d come here again when in the area for a good crêpe.

If you think about it… You get a banana, a scoop of nutella… and Bisquick and some whipped cream. maybe ice cream too… then you can totally make a banana nutella crêpe in the comfort of your own kitchen. and make yourself one after another… after another…
But see. thats really not a good idea. It’s not even a good idea for me to even purchase a jar of nutella, as i can finish that sh*t by myself in maybe 4 days, if i wanted to.
Hence. Crêpe Delight! =)
The ladies here are generous with the amount of nutella and the banana slices. It’s definitely a temptation passing by Crêpe Delight at the Valleyfair Mall. It’s tucked by the kids’ section… and thank goodness i don’t have kids. Because I’m pretty sure if i did, Crêpe Delight will always be a mandatory stop. And man, the calories. the calories. But there’s fruit in it right?
But still…
okay​.im rambling now…

I had this insane crêpe craving for a while, so seeing this little crêpe stand in the middle of Valley Fair got me excited to fulfill this crazy urge to devour this sweet confection.
I had the vanilla ice cream with sliced strawberries (just like the one I had at Sophie’s Crepes in Japantown). It wasn’t love at first bite like the one from the popular aforementioned creperie. It has to be their batter. The crêpe wasn’t as crispy as it should be. It was merely a vessel for the ice cream and fruit and did not serve any other purpose. It probably needs to be thicker, too. The ice cream was not spread well throughout the crêpe cone because halfway through, and the ice cream was already in my belly. Just eating strawberries with the crêpe and the melted ice cream dripping down my hand was not a good experience. I guess I’ll have to make the trek to J-​town next time…

man! They have bad crepes here. but I enjoyed my coconut shake.

This review is only for their belgium coconut waffle. For only $ 2, you get a giant waffle cut up into fourths. Given a choice of any snack food in the mall, I’d definitely resort to this tasty treat.

Banana Nutella crêpe!
Great crepes here but a bit pricey. I guess you should expect that from a mall crêpe place. They have both savory crepes as well as sweet crepes.
When im at Valley Fair i gotta stop by for one of these!

Maybe I’m just blind, but I have not found a better crêpe place in the south/​east bay.
California is not known for their crepes, but this place lets me satisfy my craving when I’m not in Vancouver. Crepes are not made with ice cream. End of story. But many places in the area think that crepes must be made with ice cream and this is one of the few places that doesn’t. I love their strawberry and whipped cream crêpe with chocolate on top and I’ve driven to Valley Fair just to have it. I’m really surprised that this place has gotten so many negative reviews, it’s definitely one of my favourites.

This crêpe kiosk was surprisingly good this morning and filled the void when Cheesecake factory wasn’t open early enough. We had breakfast here and ordered a crêpe each. I had the Complete-​egg, tomato, ham and cheese, and my bf had the Pesto Chicken. We both thought the crepes were ok. I was thinking that the ham would be ham cubes, but is was more like ham slices that would be used in sandwiches. They were $ 5.99 each.
I found a new gem! The surprisingly good part was the Coconut Belgian waffle for $ 1.79! It was so yummy-​the hint of coconut flavor on a freshly made waffle. The lady assured me I wouldn’t need any syrup. It was just the right amount of sweetness and wasn’t overpowering like how maple syrup of the McGriddles can be. I will go back for this simple snack in a bag cut into triangles. Pretzels and cinnabons can be too complicated, but the Coconut Belgian Waffles is the perfect walk and shop snack.

I’m surprised to see so many negative reviews. I went here for lunch today and had a great experience! The lady wo made my crêpe was very nice. I ordered a «Create your own» savory crêpe that includes 4 toppings. I chose spinach, tomato, turkey and mushrooms for $ 6.99.
While she was making it she confirmed with me that I didn’t want cheese. DOH! I DO want cheese and forgot that it’s a topping. She went ahead and added the cheese for me. When she rang me up, she didn’t charge the extra for it so I didn’t get the nickel and dimed experience as others have. I guess it just depends who you get at the stand.
My crêpe was so good and I thought the lady was so nice I went back and left her a nice tip.

This is a spot inside the mall, as one of the islands, and what a treat it is. I love crepes. I just got the one with nutella, strawberries and whipped cream. Sooo good. They have a decent menu, friendly staff and nearby tables to eat your delicious crêpe. They also offer beverages including sodas, waters and smoothies.
Located on the bottom floor next to Wetzels Pretzels and PayLess Shoes Store.

This is no Genkis but it sure did fix my crêpe craving.
I had the salmon savory crêpe and it was super salty. I think it was the capers. It was good but I think I’m gonna try something different next time I go.
Theres only one person working at this crêpe spot, so waiting might be an issue.
I really wanna try the Belgian waffles. It seems to be all the rave at this crêpe place. I wouldn’t mind coming back again but only if there’s no line.

I come here for Red Bull energy drinks, Monsters, and Arizona Iced Teas. Ever since Bosion Delight closed this place has been getting my business. I haven’t even tried a crêpe here. Maybe next time I will so I can give it a real review.
This rating of 3 stars is for the energy drinks and iced teas. I would have given it a 4 star but it’s hella far from my workplace in the mall, so I have to go on my lunch, before or after work.

Soggy, but relatively affordable, crepes.

I agree with Kathleen M’s review below, I am hooked on the $ 1.75 sweet coconut Belgian waffle there.
the other sweet crepes are good but similar to other establishments, not too great on the pricing either. but the $ 1.75 waffle is AWESOME!
Many Thanks to my friend who introduced me to this! If I am at ValleyFair and hungry, I always go for one of these before even start to think about other fast food around…

$ 1.75 gets you a big piping hot Belgian waffle made to order. They’re not served with any topping — just hot bread given to you in a paper bag. (It makes you feel a like a wino taking swigs of waffle.)
The waffle has a subtle nutty flavor and tastes better than it sounds. It’s the snack I always seek out at Valley Fair. Look at the long line in front of the Jamba Juice and then look down at your $ 1.75 hot waffle you can eat while you stroll the mall, and smile.