Crepeaffaire in Merton

Very friendly staff and delicious pancakes with fresh ingredients. Had a nice cup of tea and was all fairly priced!

Yum! Amazing crepes! Homemade, fast and helpful staff. Presentation is high and prices are budget friendly.

Sono andato parecchio tempo fa a mangiare con la mia ragazza ed oggi che sono libero non posso che scrivere la mia cattiva esperienza dato che in passato ho avuto anche io una Creperia, mi sono seduto fuori dopo aver ordinato, aspettando che il tavolo inserito venisse una delle 4 ragazze a pulire il tavolo con la spugna, e nessuno si è mosso, nonostante ci fossero dei mozziconi vecchi nel posacenere oltre che il tavolo sporco. Decidiamo di cambiare tavolo ed andare dentro a parte le pedate di piedi bagnati (non era nemmeno un giorno di pioggia) quindi mi immagino la cucina. 4 ragazze dietro il banco non si accorgono in tempo che sono finiti i piatti allora nell’attesa mettono le nostre due crepe in due cartoni dicendoci che dobbiamo attendere, nel frattempo senza che nessuno si scusi una delle due ragazze che parlavano in spagnolo va a fumare al tavolo dove eravamo seduti noi, quindi immagino che oltre ad non averci pulito il tavolo i mozziconi erano suoi. Intanto la signora bionda ci porta le crepe in due piatti caldi che non si servono mai di regola mettendo mezzo pollice dentro il piatto . L’alta ragazze con la pelle chiara si mette seduta a scrivere e poi a mangiare anche se c’era parecchia gente, l’altra ragazza che parlava spagnolo mette la musica a tutto volume e ci è venuto un mal di testa in un momento che doveva essere di rilassamento e le crepe non sono fatte con l’uovo perché dal sapore senza dubbio erano fatte con la farmi di uova ( errore clamoroso), vetri sporchi e divano pieno di macchie e sporcizia se lavoravano nel mio locale venivano licenziate in tronco. caffè terribile mi dispiace che anche a londra hanno un comportamento con i turisti inadatto. Dovrebbero imparare la qualità e professionalità italiana.

We were there on a weekend around lunch time after our visit to the Wimbledon museum. Located right by Wimbledon station, and was pretty crowded with locals, which is always a good sign. Serves pretty good crepes, though they are a restaurant chain place but still good.

Unlike any other crepe I’ve eaten this was quiet revolting. Smelled of raw egg. Crepes were undercooked or rather raw inside and unpalatable Ordered a simple cinnamon crepe and they couldn’t even get this right.

Lovely crepes and good service. Small venue and can get quite busy but love going here for my crepe or waffle fix

Just fancied crepes and decided to pop in. We ordered strawberry, walnut cinnamon crepe and cinnamon and berries. The crepes were delicious and the services was great.

Easy to find at 2mins walk form station. Small restaurant with awkward seating for around a dozen people. Menu is uninspiring. Tastes OK for a Crepe place outside of France/Switzerland. Mint tea is a disappointment with few lonely mint leaves floating around.

Good food - the crepes are really good but not that healthy, the waffles are served with a lot of whipped cream so be careful! The menu is quite good. Nice and tidy place, but the let down was the bad attitude from a male staff member who didn't know how to talk to customers, was a bit like barking to us and he massaged his neck in a chopping manner right with the edge of his palm as he was serving customers. The sort of thing you'd see in a kebab shop in a rough part of London.

located opposite the station so easy to find. it is quite small so limited seats. a few outside too if warm enough. i ordered to taken away in the end. crepes were good and did not have to wait very long

The person taking my order was very rude . Interrupting me when ordering, and not being nice at all. Doesn't matter if the food is good or not if you have bad service. Will not come back.

Popped in for lunch with my daughter as she had been here before Not very busy Daughter had a sweet pancake I had Mexican chicken Both nice could have been filled a bit more Pleasant environment Looked like a number of regular customers inside Food came out quickly

If you've ever eaten at the old Dutch...Holborn I think. ..it was a few years ago now....Anyway, if you have..you'll hate this place. A big let down. Very simple menu firstly, uninspiring. Secondly..when it arrives..TOTALLY UNDERWHELMED. No theatre..no drama..no lovely big round plates covered with crepe/pancake...just a little crepe folded up. The ladies serving are lovely..but i wouldn't bother again..pricey for what it is too.

es un lugar muy comodo y tranquilo, ofrecen muy buen servicio, la comida sale rápido y tienen muy buena calidad.

Quiet Sunday morning, few customers: loud cheap pop radio music, very loud staff permanently and very loudly talking - a bit too much for a quiet Sunday morning. No proper savoury galettes, just white crepes. Heavily overpriced for such small amount of food. Tiny space, people constantly banging on and moving the chairs because they can hardly move through the very narrow passage, with constant banging noise. Finally, got my plate very abruptly and quite suddenly wrestled away from me by a very busy staff member (3 customers in the room only!) even before I had to properly finish my crepe and put my fork and knife. Peculiar service. Probably won't ever come here again, and I am local, living 8 min on foot from the station.

Crepes are not bad, decent variety and plenty of filling. Only tried the savoury ones, but the sweet ones look at least as good Prices on the high side and service is very 'continental'

Pretty average crepes, what was shocking was the price, £18 for 2 crepes, a coffee and a milkshake. I'd expect something much more substantial for that price. Never again.

I've there twice and twice I was disappointed. Food is average at most and staff rather unfriendly. Over £5 for a cold crepe is definitely too much. Waffles were almost burnt outside but undercooked inside. Rather avoid unless you are craving for a waffle or a crepe

We love crepes! We have had crepes all over the world. Our favorite crepes are at the Paris hotel in Las Vegas. These are now my second favorite. I tried the banana split with Nutella and my husband had the mushroom, pesto and cheddar. Both were fantastic, full of flavor and fast. Take advantage of their loyalty card if you are local. We had a great day touring Wimbledon and eating crepes.

Visited for lunch on a weekday, I was in the mood for a crepe having visited another crepe restaurant recently and had a great experience, and visited this tiny cafe on the strength of previous good reviews. I have to say I was mildly disappointed. Neither the ambience, nor the staff-friendliness were particularly apparent, and whilst I wouldn't call it expensive - £7.50 for an all day breakfast crepe + cup of tea, there's certainly comparable value out there.Wifi is available by leeching onto caffe nero's network next door.That being said, I didn't feel I'd wasted my money, the food was nice and was served promptly. There's nothing wrong with the place I just felt it didn't, for me at least, live up to the high expectations I had.

Had a great brunch of sweet and savoury pancakes at the Wimbledon branch of Crepeaffaire. Service was great from the counter staff, and the food served quickly and piping hot. Perfect for a slow paced Saturday.Will definitely be back.

Crepes always remind me of a trip to Paris. No where in the world do the crepes taste quite as good.The crepes here are very nice and they offer sweet and savoury options.The crepes are inexpensive and they offer a good choiceThe service is quick and the staff are friendly.The restaurant is tiny and people do queue to be seated but it's well worth a visit.

Crepeaffair has a number of locations in London and I think that the one on The Broadway in Wimbledon might be the newest.My wife Nancy and I have been there a number of times, since we go to Wimbledon to visit Nancy's mother a couple of times a year. As a result, we always visit Wimbledon where exiting the underground station and turning left will put you uphill from Crepeaffair restaurant.I used to think that crepes are strictly sweet, sweet, sweet. As a kid, my grandmother, or mother, used to serve them to us with sugar, or jam, on them.But Crepeaffair in Wimbledon has proven to us that there is a lot more to crepes than simply sweetness. One can choose from an extensive crepe menu which ranges from savoury crepes (think chicken supreme, or Green Thai chicken!) to vegetarian crepes and sweet crepes.This Crepeaffair location features sweet crepes, Belgian waffles and breakfast deals."Fernando" is the cheerful host at the Wimbledon location and I was quick to tell him that we are Canadians and we have come to check on one of his menu items .....The Canadian....which features Canadian maples syrup and bacon with crepes. Takeaway for a Canadian will cost 3.70, or eat-in will cost 4.40....that's in pounds currency.Nancy and I also have tried The Londoner breakfast crepe....which costs 3.95 for take-away, or 4.75 for eat-in. We got the sausage topping and lattes to drink.The nice part about Wimbledon's Crepeaffair is that during the warmer months they can open a large window by the front entranceway. That gives you a view....and audible....to whatever is passing on the street in front of the restaurant.Crepeaffair in Wimbledon is not large, but it's clean, friendly and the food is good. You can also get a loyalty card "Eat Crepes, Be Happy" which Fernando will stamp with his red marker. Once you have purchased nine crepe meals, your tenth one will be free.Crepeaffair is part of the extensive Wimbledon business improvement area (BIA) and is centrally located - easy to reach - and close to the Wimbledon underground station. That station is adjacent to the railway station. If I remember correctly, I think Crepeaffair will place small tables and chairs outside the front of the restaurant. But each time we visited there, we have always taken a seat inside.The menu is value-priced, meaning that we felt we got value for what we paid. The prices are reasonable.Nancy and I will return to the Crepeaffair in Wimbledon.I must remember to take my loyalty card!