The Crepery

Crepe was pretty much burned, went to North Pole Crepery two days earlier and will drive out the extra miles to eat there instead. North Pole Crepery is definitely better.

We got the Smoked Salmon and the Philly Crepe and loved them both. The Bloody Mary was excellent, one of the beat I’ve had. Worth the wait!

Saw this little gem while walking the streets of Fairbanks, figured I’d stop in and give’er a try. After about a 35 minute wait to order, we were told that orders are taking about half an hour and about an hour later we got our meals. Was it worth waiting an hour and a half. For me? Nothing is worth waiting that long, but it was good. I enjoyed it very much and my chai latte was really good too. It gets really hot in there, but I think if they turned the fans on it would help cool down as that would move the air. I’d go back for sure, if there is no wait.

Well maintained, cozy and staff is very respectful. I got smoked salmon and veggie crepes, both of them were really good & i also love their irish coffee and screwdriver. Overall very good! I would recommend try this out when you are around here.

They have a great variety of savory and sweet crepes. We had more than 6 types of crepes and all of them were amazing! Service is great with warm and friendly people. If you love crepes and breakfast food, this is a must at Fairbanks!

Absolutely the best salmon crepe on earth! The fish is super fresh and the crepes are tasty. I am still thinking about it.

The place is warm, welcoming, well organized and super clean. The staff are so friendly, nice and attentive! And the food was the best we’ve had in Fairbanks. Fresh veggies and delicious ham in my perfect crepe!
Highly recommended.
I loved it!
Thank you so much guys! 👌🤗

Yum, yum, yum! Everything here is made fresh and super delicious! I would def recommend to check them out.

Walked into this restaurant with an ADA certified service dog. Sat down at a table and a man came from behind the counter to talk to me. I told him that my dog was a service dog, I needed him for a disability, and that he had flown to this Alaskan restaurant from out of state (so he is DOT certified to fly). He argued with me that the dog's hair would be flying around the room and kept arguing with me. The table of people next to me were very kind and said they were fine with it, but we left before eating. Service animals are a necessary tool for people with disabilities and I did not feel welcome or safe eating here.

I was pleasantly surprised by this eatery. It was clean, airy, and welcoming. The staff were attentive and patient with me as it was my first time visiting. The food was good quality and quickly served. I will consider going here again.