Crepe N’ Drip — Restaurant in Cleveland

Listen—if the gods of Olympus ever get tired of ambrosia, this is where they’re coming to cheat on their diet. Forget nectar, forget lightning bolts—this place is the throne room of dessert.

The crepes? Absolute masterpieces. Silky, golden folds so light they practically float, yet strong enough to cradle rivers of fruit, cream, and Belgian chocolate smoother than a bard’s love song. Every bite is an epiphany—like the universe sending you a handwritten note that says, “You deserve this.”

The waffles? Imagine golden clouds that somehow learned how to crunch. Each pocket is a tiny treasure chest, waiting to overflow with syrup, strawberries, or—yes—more chocolate.

The smoothies? They don’t just quench your thirst, they reset your whole mood. Mango, strawberry, banana—every blend is basically a liquid vacation, the kind Apollo himself would serve at a sunlit afterparty.

The ice cream? It’s the perfect supporting act—cool, creamy, and always ready to make the crepes and waffles shine brighter.

This isn’t just food—it’s a religious experience. A temple where calories don’t count and every bite makes you question why you ever wasted time on...

Cute spot, tasty but a bit underwhelming for the price;

This was my first time actually trying Creeps and Dips. The first time I came, it showed as open online but was closed, so I was excited to finally check it out.

I ordered the Oreo Crepe, and while the flavor was good, it didn’t have many strawberries, and the Oreo wasn’t inside the crepe, it was more like sprinkled on top. The crepe itself felt a little flat and empty, almost like a folded pancake without much filling. My mom ordered two Waffle Sticks, which were decent but a bit pricey for the size.

I did really enjoy my Strawberry Smoothie, it was super refreshing and full of flavor! My mom tried the Pamango Smoothie, but it had kind of a strange aftertaste, not really her favorite.

Service took around 20 minutes, which was okay, but definitely on the slower side. Overall, the vibe of the place is nice, and I might come back to try something different, but I do think it’s a bit expensive for...

Went for the first time, was excited to try the Dubai chocolate strawberries. It was $15 which was way overpriced. The strawberries themselves were nice and sweet but overall it wasn’t good and it’s an overhyped item. The kataifi didn’t taste good to me, almost tasted burnt. I also got the mango kiwi smoothie (so $25 for both items). It was ok but it’s just a smoothie … the smoothie looked nothing like the pic they advertise where it’s 2 different colors (green on the bottom and yellow on the top). The entire smoothie was yellow. I’d rate it a 2/5. Also, when my order was ready they never called my order number or name they just set my items on the counter without notifying me. I was checking my emails and when I looked up my order was sitting there (who knows how long it was there). Overall, it’s a beautiful place inside but for the items I ordered alone, I...