$5 for $10 Worth of Crêpes and Drinks at Cream of the Crêpe in Park Ridge
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- Sweet & savory crepes
- Fresh, never frozen, ingredients
- LavAzza coffee
- Cozy décor
Though its appearance resembles that of a tortilla, a crêpe is never made of corn and never used as the liner of a sombrero. Celebrate France’s flatbread with today's Groupon: for $5, you get $10 worth of crêpes and drinks at Cream of the Crêpe, a cozy eatery in Park Ridge.
Cream of the Crêpe serves crêpes overflowing with fresh fruits, savory veggies and cheeses, and sweet sauces for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. All the ingredients that grace the smooth surfaces of Cream of the Crêpe’s crêpes are fresh—the restaurant doesn’t even have a freezer. The turtle ($4.95), a delectable dessert crêpe, herds chocolate, caramel, and walnuts into its light and fluffy folds. A cup of LavAzza coffee or an espresso paired with a crêpe such as the metropolis ($5.95), with feta, spinach, tomato, walnuts, and a balsamic reduction, is a satisfying replacement for tired morning meals of wet gravel. Click here to see the complete menu and here for a photo tour.
Reviews
Yelpers give Cream of the Crêpe a 4.5-star average:
- Sweet & savory crepes
- Fresh, never frozen, ingredients
- LavAzza coffee
- Cozy décor
Though its appearance resembles that of a tortilla, a crêpe is never made of corn and never used as the liner of a sombrero. Celebrate France’s flatbread with today's Groupon: for $5, you get $10 worth of crêpes and drinks at Cream of the Crêpe, a cozy eatery in Park Ridge.
Cream of the Crêpe serves crêpes overflowing with fresh fruits, savory veggies and cheeses, and sweet sauces for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. All the ingredients that grace the smooth surfaces of Cream of the Crêpe’s crêpes are fresh—the restaurant doesn’t even have a freezer. The turtle ($4.95), a delectable dessert crêpe, herds chocolate, caramel, and walnuts into its light and fluffy folds. A cup of LavAzza coffee or an espresso paired with a crêpe such as the metropolis ($5.95), with feta, spinach, tomato, walnuts, and a balsamic reduction, is a satisfying replacement for tired morning meals of wet gravel. Click here to see the complete menu and here for a photo tour.
Reviews
Yelpers give Cream of the Crêpe a 4.5-star average:
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About Cream of the Crêpe - Previous Information
Inside a cheerful café marked with a striped awning, chefs dote on hot pans that cradle delicate French crepes destined to encapsulate sweet or savory fillings. Cream of the Crêpe's batter whisperers take pride in the smallest details of their crepes, demanding that each flaunts a flaky texture, toothsome filling, and crisply ironed handkerchief. Crepe masters fill the edible envelopes with eggs and cheese during breakfast, grilled meat and crisp vegetables during lunch, and fresh fruits or decadent spreads during sweet-tooth attacks. Artful baristas grind Lavazza coffee beans to brew into drip coffees or strong espressos topped with scoops of frothy milk. Between customers, servers wipe the granite counter and set vases bursting with flowers on every table, where the blooms soak up light reflecting off the café's sunny yellow walls.