Crepeman Cafe

Small cozy cafe to get some crepe with coffee. The dessert crepe is crispy and quite big for the price. A bit messy to eat but we'll worth the price. The coffee is quite good for the price too.

I ordered cafe americano and I was surprised that they freshly ground the coffee beans for my order. Needless to say, I enjoyed my coffee. I paired it with their caramel crepe. The crepe was crispy outside and chewy inside. The caramel filling was not too sweet, oozing and warm. The staff were friendly and service was fast. Good acoustic music was playing in the background.

We eat here for breakfast almost every weekend.

The breakfast options are delightful and reasonably priced (PhP 150) especially the tapa and longganisa. Their latte is exceptional, lasang kape talaga hehe. The crepes strike a perfect balance of sweetness, making them less nakakaumay (try the crispy crepes, the texture is interesting). The ambiance is good, they play relaxing music like boyce avenue's acoustic covers. The staffs are polite, excellent customer service.

It’s not a surprise that Cafe Breton has much superior crepes than Crepeman Cafe. The crepes from the latter have that “wow” factor in them.

The crepes here, though, are just good. Not at all bad, but not great either. Just enough to satisfy your cravings and give you a good fill.

My daughter ordered the Choco Mango crepe, which they prepared in front of us, and I saw the staff put a surprisingly generous amount of mango.

Their savory crepe Philly Cheesecake was good too. The beef was soft, the cheese delicious. It felt a little strange eating it though because you feel like you’re eating …

My family went here for coffee and dessert. We tried the sweet variant of crepes ( yes they have savory crepes). There's a choice between soft or Krispy crepe. We tried both with different flavors. Overall, it's a good deal for the price because they dont skimp on the fruits and ice cream.