Crepeccino Café & Crêperie — Restaurant in San Antonio

Eating here was okay but honestly I wouldn’t come back. It wasn’t great or anything I would want to make a second trip to. It felt like a waste but maybe I went on a bad day and it could be worth the second chance, it seems other people have had a good experience here but this is just mine.

Parking was tough despite the large lot and even the disability spots were full. This can’t be blamed solely on this business as it’s a strip, but something to be aware of.

We walked in around 2pm on a Sunday so I get that it was busy, but none of the tables were clean. There was a whole section of empty tables we couldn’t even use because they were all dirty, and it’s not like they didn’t have staff around. The staff were also avoiding customers altogether. You know the type where they won’t look at you or acknowledge you at all, it’s just not very polite. I don’t think the staff were overtly rude but maybe lack training or very young and need experience which is okay.

They also had a roof or AC leak with a bucket and a wet floor sign. The leak was right on one of the tables while water was still spreading across the floor. A sign doesn’t exactly make that safe when water is puddling and spreading. It was nicely decorated inside but also a bit cramped.

I ordered the ricotta strawberry crepe and it was fine, but compared to other places I’ve been to this was the least flavorful. Not much ricotta in there many bites only had strawberry. Kaffinated has better crepes in my opinion and the price is the same, but they have a lack of seating there as it’s a smaller room.

On top of that, they don’t let you order just a single scoop of gelato which is silly in my opinion. That said, this is where the place really shines because the gelato flavors were very good and the consistency was perfect. I’m a fan of gelato, and it was nice to have a good flavor selection. They had the basics, and some more unique flavors I thought it was perfect. The lavender and dark chocolate gelatos I tried were great, and my friend had the berry flavor and said it was great too! I would like to try more flavors but I’m just not motivated to go back.

The prices are pretty high for what you get, like 5 dollars for a small apple juice which is ridiculous. The crepes are priced same as any other establishment I’ve been to, but it was the drinks that seem unreasonable and also two very small scoops of gelato being over 6 dollars as well didn’t feel like good value. I bet their coffee and tea is great because it looked really good visually but I didn’t order any so I can’t say.

This place isn’t awful by any means but I just didn’t have a great time. Between the dirty tables, the leak, meh food and the staff being avoidant and overpriced drinks it just wasn’t a good experience. There are way too many other spots around here that offer better service for the same kind of food so I wouldn’t go back and that’s just how I honestly felt...

DELICIOUS I got the chicken pesto sandwich, it was great! The fries were amazing too!! Bun was toasted, buttered, cajun seasoning on fries, avocado, bacon on the sandwich, LOVED the aioli, yummyyy And then the gelato selections? This is the first time I had a lavender dessert that I truly tasted the lavender in. The lavender gelato is indeed flavored like real lavender, with lavender seeds on top and a few dispersed inside. I also got the chocolate hazelnut gelato and it was delicious too. I sampled my relatives gelato too, pistachio, berry, lemon, tirimisu, were all yummy. I also got the lavender cappucino, pretty!!! It had a heart design on the foam, it was cute. It might have tasted like lavender, but my tongue was already spoiled from the intense gelato lavender flavor lol. My mother was pleased with her meal as well. She was full and couldnt finish it in fact! Lol. And my brother had a eggs benedict. He liked the presentation, the eggs were so pretty and perfectly round that I actually thought they were slider buns of some sort. But he cut into it and showed the runny yolk!! The hollandaise saice I tried, it was good. And the breakfast potatoes that came with it, I tried one, it was delicious!! It reminded me a bit of a fun trip I went on in high school. The coffee my brother got also had a beautiful presentation! I highly reccomend this place if you have enough money saved up, as it was a bit pricey. If you struggle with noise, I also reccomend bringing some headphones. There was a high pitched sound I heard when near the counter and somewhat when i was at the tables, I'm not sure from what, maybe the electricity, but the food and my family kept me distracted from that for the most part. They said they didnt hear it, but I am sensitive to noises. If you are overwhelmed by noises, that sound as well as the kitchen, music, and customers might be overwhelming, so bring something to help with that if that sounds like something you might need. There was free water you can dispense with ice too! Extra splendas and creamers I believe, coffee stirrers, straws, available by the water area. I like that they were considerate of those who might want extra. All in all, I personally rate this place a 5/5, and my family also says it was really...

I've been to Crepeccino three times a week over the last three weeks. I keep telling myself each time will be my last for a while, but between travel and holiday madness at the grocery stores, I find myself coming back again and again.

It's not a newly discovered gem, Crepeccino has been around since 2018 and provides consistently delicious and fresh food, coffee drinks, and gelato. Service is courteous, friendly, and quick even on busy weekends. The dining area is spaceous and bright.

If I had any complaint, it would be that their crepe menu seems to keep being whittled down, especially the vegetarian/vegan crepes. There used to be some amazing crepes like their European Okra crepe that are no longer on the menu. The online menu (both on their website and ordering sites like Grubhub) are innacurate as well and reflect some older, now pulled, items. I believe they have expanded their non-crepe menu, or at least the non-crepe items seem to exceed that of crepe options. They are a creperie foremost though (in the name!) and I hope they continue to focus on highlighting and adding to their savoury crepe menu.

Some of the best savoury crepes in my opinion are the La Crevette, Mushroom Veloute, and Californian Crepes. The friends I've taken have also enjoyed the Chicken Pesto and Chicken Alfredo Crepes. Portion sizes are generous, also served with a tangy side salad. My favorite sweet crepe is the Citrus Circus (with or without a scoop of chocolate hazelnut gelato) and I love their affogato with a scoop of lavender gelato. I don't think you could go wrong with anything...