We’ve eaten here close to a dozen times over the past few years. Always ends up being one of, if not our favorite, meal in Breck. It is worth the wait even if the line is long. But better yet, order ahead on their website.
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Lynn Gruber
Jun 15, 2026
I used to LOVE this place. I haven’t been there in at least 10 years. I ordered an apple and Brie crepe. The automatically charge 18% gratuity to hand you a crepe you order from a stand and have an option to add more gratuity. The apples were cold. There was hardly any filling. I ate an hour later and it was over 20 bucks! Never again do disappointing.
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Lisa Calzoncin
Jun 15, 2026
Delicious crepes! My son wanted to go again 3 days later. Wish there were more places to sit and eat there and more shade. They do automatically put gratuity as a “service charge” and a credit card use fee.
This rating is mostly due to the fees on top of fees on top of fees for the basic product. Why does a food truck need to add 18% gratuity for a low/no service food option, and the credit card fee is just stupid all around for anyone, oh and why does one still pay service gratuity AND a take-out fee if you don’t even eat there???
Yeah that was a one and done! Just increase your base prices $4-$5 per crepe and be done with it since that’s about what all these fees add up to.
Seeing how far back these reviews go about their fee structure makes you know they could care less about repeat customers. Plenty of better food options up and down the street which is exactly what I did once I saw the fees adding up on the self managed kiosk… BTW what is the gratuity for when one place’s their own order and get their own food when called???
And management/owner… no need to respond as it will be the same inauthentic response you give everyone else that left the many reviews about your inflammatory fee structure.
The crepe was The apple strudel crepe arrived at the table like a culinary Renaissance painting — golden, flaky, gently dusted with powdered sugar, cradling warm spiced apple filling that somehow tasted like autumn got a Michelin star. Every bite was a tiny act of genius. The pastry chef clearly made a pact with some higher power, and I, for one, am grateful they did. Transcendent. Life-altering. Worth the drive, the parking, possibly a small fistfight.
And then came the bill.
There, nestled between "subtotal" and "total," like a raccoon hiding in a picnic basket, was an 18% automatic gratuity. Now, I fully believe in tipping generously. I want to tip. But being told you must tip — at a rate determined by the establishment — strips away the very soul of the gesture. It's the restaurant equivalent of someone handing you a birthday card they already signed on your behalf.