$6 for $12 Worth of Crepes at Caramel Crêpe
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Crepe crafter wields crepe-centric menu boasting 16 sweet & 12 savoury crepes, each with tasty, creative flair
Though they're the same shape as pancakes, crepes are folded rather than stacked, and coated with powdered sugar rather than the tears of pancake chefs who wished they could be crepe chefs. Dine on a not-pancake with today's Groupon: for $6, you get $12 worth of crepes at Caramel Crêpe.
Caramel Crêpe’s eclectic menu specializes explicitly in the folded treasures, boasting 16 sweet and 12 savoury pre-conceived options to placate fans of the thin French pancake. Execute a strategic plan to give in to cravings with the eatery’s caramel crepe namesake accompanied by apples and almonds ($6.80), or see the world from the King's plate with the Elvis crepes, peanut butter and bananas ($5.36). The Maple Leaf, slathered in pure maple syrup and butter ($4.80), lets customers exhibit edible patriotism without harming innocent Maple leaves, and the Chuchu rides a Nutella-and-marshmallow swirl of flavours ($6.20). If lunch or dinner requires a more savoury sensibility, dig into the Hula's mozzarella, ham, and pineapple ($6.90), or build culinary brawn with the Popeye's mozzarella, roast beef, spinach, and bacon bits, just as good for self-fortification as building a rampart around oneself ($8.40).
Crepe crafter wields crepe-centric menu boasting 16 sweet & 12 savoury crepes, each with tasty, creative flair
Though they're the same shape as pancakes, crepes are folded rather than stacked, and coated with powdered sugar rather than the tears of pancake chefs who wished they could be crepe chefs. Dine on a not-pancake with today's Groupon: for $6, you get $12 worth of crepes at Caramel Crêpe.
Caramel Crêpe’s eclectic menu specializes explicitly in the folded treasures, boasting 16 sweet and 12 savoury pre-conceived options to placate fans of the thin French pancake. Execute a strategic plan to give in to cravings with the eatery’s caramel crepe namesake accompanied by apples and almonds ($6.80), or see the world from the King's plate with the Elvis crepes, peanut butter and bananas ($5.36). The Maple Leaf, slathered in pure maple syrup and butter ($4.80), lets customers exhibit edible patriotism without harming innocent Maple leaves, and the Chuchu rides a Nutella-and-marshmallow swirl of flavours ($6.20). If lunch or dinner requires a more savoury sensibility, dig into the Hula's mozzarella, ham, and pineapple ($6.90), or build culinary brawn with the Popeye's mozzarella, roast beef, spinach, and bacon bits, just as good for self-fortification as building a rampart around oneself ($8.40).