Crepevine Restaurants

I love crepevine! I never leave hungry when I eat here. The portions are very big so depending on what you order you can share or just take the rest to go. The prices are fair for what you order. The savory crepes are very good. You can add sweet potato fries to some of the dishes, im not sure if those are fresh but it tastes delicious.

All fives on the board for Crepevine. My family has been here for over 20 years and we probably won’t stop anytime soon. The service is always great. The food is amazing and it’s just a go to spot for breakfast lunch and dinner. I always get the chicken fettuccine pasta, otherwise known as the “Palermo” which comes out to about $14. It is definitely a bang for your buck. For salads, I recommend the “Golden gate”and for crêpes the “Tuscany Crepe”.

This is a great affordable crepe place. The crepes are both savory and sweet, we went with sweet and we weren't sure of the size of everything so we also got some home potatoes as a side (we didn't need two orders!). Everything was a HUGE serving size which is amazing and we got the mimosa flight which was delicious. Definitely worth checking out!

This is one of my favorite restaurants on irving street, especially for brunch. I come here all the time for the La Delice crepe with the potatoes (sometimes the salad) with fresh squeezed orange juice. I have had the eggs benedict in the past too, but the crepes are still my favorite. Dine in usually always has seats when I come during the week and they have both indoor and outdoor seating. On a sunny day, the outdoor seating is lovely and the coffee house vibes on the inside are cute too. My boyfriend has gotten their sandwiches and says they are good, but this last time he got their bacon, eggs, and waffle and I tried some and all of them were great diner fare. It was so filling this whole meal is a great brunch. However, the desserts are not amazing, they are just average diner style desserts (at least the day we had the apple pie and peach cobbler), but this place is known for their crepes, which they execute very well.

I can't explain how good my sandwich was. My sandwich was so big. So good. Fried were perfect. Lemonade tasted natural and soo good. The only thing I asked for my sandwich was to switch the avocado for scramble eggs. Best decision. I ate the Crepes too. They were really good. But the sandwich was definitely Top 1 in that place. I loved so much, thank you

We went with my friend while we where on holidays and the menu was absolutely incredible. Lots of option and super healthy sides and the elaboration of each plate was marvelous. I only had a pasta with salmon but I wished I have had more things to try because everything looked delicious! Definitely recommend. And the vibes with the little sidewalk seating were so cosy

Here's something cool: Crepevine SF responds to Google reviews. That's super rare and says a lot about a place and the pride they take in it So I guess the pressure's on. Well... well...Crepevine sucked! Lol…sorry I'm just messin' with ya, Crepevine. 🤣 Feel free to take me down a notch. No really, Crepevine is a fun, homey place to get savory crepes, something you probably won't eat anywhere else… at least to the extent of the wide selection offered here. I've eaten at the one in San Rafael so I wanted to see how the Sunset branch compared and perhaps I could start a feud between these two branches. It's got the same laid-back funky vibe and good service. The colorful menu on the wall is an overwhelming visual assault, but in a good way. You'll just have to pick something and go with it. You'll be happy. These are all really good crepes. I need to try one of the dessert crepes sometime. A friendly employee actually greeted us at the door, sat us at a table, and gave us a laminated non-psychedelic version of the wall menu. It's the same menu, but less fun. So it's sort of a hybrid counter service restaurant, you still need to order at the counter, but someone will bring your meal to your table. This time I ordered the "San Francisco" crepe with smoked salmon. It was very tasty and quite filling. The portions are large and I couldn't finish it all. I recommend home potatoes instead of fries. I haven't tried the fries, but those home potatoes are just so good! Just like I imagine home potatoes would taste if I had home potatoes at home. Crepevine is a nice place to grab a bite in the Inner Sunset. It's a Bay Area chain that doesn't feel like a chain, fitting comfortably into this bustling neighborhood. Good food and friendly service. So which is better, SF or Marin? I'm giving a slight edge to the SF location just because Irving St. is cooler than 4th St. in San Rafael. I'll be back.