Crepe Cafe

Crepe & Café is a refreshing stop in the heart of the Fashion Outlets of Chicago, offering a calm and stylish atmosphere that feels worlds away from the busy shopping scene. I tried the tuna sandwich, and it was a pleasant surprise—freshly made with quality ingredients, balanced flavors, and just the right texture of croissant: soft inside with a light crisp on the outside. It was filling yet light enough to enjoy mid-shopping, and it paired perfectly with a rich, aromatic coffee. For my taste, I’d love to see the sandwich elevated even more with a touch of freshness—perhaps adding cherry tomatoes or cucumbers for extra crunch and color. The café is clean, well-designed, and welcoming, with quick and friendly service that makes it an easy place to relax and recharge. Prices are reasonab

A small, cozy crêpe café tucked away inside the mall 🥞☕️. Recently reopened and now led by a lovely woman — you can feel the personal touch in everything 💁‍♀️✨. The Dubai chocolate croissant is hands down the best in town 🍫🥐. This one melts in your mouth! It has coffee, hot choco, and all the small snacks u need too. The space is surprisingly spacious 🛋️, with soft benches and a standing desk and chair that make it perfect for relaxing during a shopping break 🛍️. Service was impressively fast ⚡, everything was super clean 🧼, and the staff were friendly and welcoming 😊. Fair price. Honestly, nothing to complain about. A hidden gem for a sweet pause in the middle of your mall run 💎🍴. Highly recommend! 👌💯

Service was fast, which I appreciated. I ordered a coffee strawberry latte, but unfortunately, I didn’t like it. I also ordered the caramel cheesecake French toast, but they ended up giving me the café special French toast instead. It was good, but it wasn’t what I ordered. Disappointed that my order wasn’t correct.

I ordered açaí bowl and this is what I got Just some smoothie typo of thing super sugar is and half of toppings are missing Thank you no thank you? 🙂‍↔️

Crepe Cafe in Fashion Outlets of Chicago serves up decent crepes with a fair selection of fillings, like the classic Nutella and banana that’s sweet enough to perk up a shopping break or the savory turkey and cheese option that’s filling but a tad bland without extra seasoning, all prepared fresh in a compact kiosk setup that’s convenient for mall-goers. However, the prices feel steep for what you get—around $15-20 for a crepe and drink combo—and the portions are on the smaller side, with occasional inconsistencies in cooking like overly doughy edges or skimpy toppings, plus the limited seating means you’re often eating on the go amid the crowds, making it an average pit stop rather than a standout; it’s worth a try if you’re craving something quick, but don’t expect to be wowed, earning i