Where to Find the Best Crêpes in Salt Lake City
Tucking into a crêpe is an event. Whether it’s breakfast, lunch, or dessert, crêpes are an escape from the usual daily fare. Endlessly versatile, crêpes can be sweet or savory — filled with anything from fresh fruit and melty chocolate to creamy brie and salty prosciutto. You can even opt for gluten-free or vegan in…
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Tucking into a crêpe is an event. Whether it’s breakfast, lunch, or dessert, crêpes are an escape from the usual daily fare. Endlessly versatile, crêpes can be sweet or savory — filled with anything from fresh fruit and melty chocolate to creamy brie and salty prosciutto.
You can even opt for gluten-free or vegan in some places. I’ve never met a crêpe I didn’t like, and I bet you feel the same way.
Each of these charming crêperies has a distinct vibe and story you’ll love. The one thing they all have in common is a passion for making their customers happy; they truly value people who support their businesses. If you’re craving something different, choose a crêpe escape and support these local restaurants.
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