We ate here twice, first the roast beef crepe which we split and I could not even finish my portion it was so generous. Then we returned a couple of days later for the sweet crepe which was also great. Get there early in the evening or you will wait in line. If you split a crepe it will cost each of you about 4-7 dollars making it about the most economical meal next to ramen you will find in Quebec City and a whole lot tastier. If you are gluten intolerant you can choose a buckwheat option, which we did. Within a 10 minute walk of the hostel.

The food was great. All types of crepes and combos I could think of. Friendly staff and cozy ambience. But I believe they were understaffed and thus, we were there for over an hour for just two crepes. We waited about 15 min before that. Probably would go again for the food.

I was a little disappointed in the quality of the crepe as I expected a great crepe. The crepe was good but less than expected in Quebec City. I thought is was comparable to something I would get at any crepe restaurant.

The food was OK, and reasonably priced. We waited outside for about 35 minutes before making it inside. The place is very small and doesn't have a host to take names, so people just wait outside in a line. There is a small space between the two doors that can fit about 4 people, that's it. Once we got a table, it took about 10 minutes for our server to come over. She took our order and we never saw her again. The food took a very long time. One person brought out our food, but no one ever stopped back to check on us. Another person refilled our waters. We were done eating for about 15 minutes, hoping to order a dessert crepe, but we had an appointment and had to leave. Finally, another person came and brought us a check. The whole experience took about 2 hours - for lunch.

We stopped here for dinner one night. Service was fast and good. The crepes were delicious. I would definitely eat here again given the chance.