Holy Crepes

I'm always in the search for a good crepe so I definitely had to try some at North Market at Bridge Park! Holy Crepes not only had a very catchy name but also caught my eye with their sweet and savory crepe options. They had bar style seating but dogs weren't allowed in the market sadly so I got some crepes to go and found a spot to sit outside. The wait was about 30 minutes for brunch time since there were a lot of people waiting. While you do have to stand and wait, you can see them making the crepes, which is entertaining! The breakfast crepe had eggs, steak, spinach and cheese. It was a hearty meal and paired well with their creamy homemade sauce. The Philly cheesesteak crepe is a good option as well if you like banana peppers and sautéed mushrooms and onions. I liked the layered texture of the crepes but I noticed that the batter did get a bit tougher after it cooled down. The savory crepes also came with a side of chips so they are filling! For drinks they have canned sodas, juice, and water. They also have gelato, which would be great for dessert in the summer.

We went to Holy Crepe at Bridge Park, the service was amazing, all the staff were very nice. The restaurant was pretty busy but we got our order pretty quick. The price was amazing! At first we were worry that it will be very expensive, but it wasn't. My crepe was $10 and they gave a lot of Nutella! The only reason I gave 3 star was the batter was not right, it wasn't soft enough for crepe, it was a little too thick for me.

A small crepery located right inside Dublin's Bridge Park North Market. They have a small Sweet and Savory crepe menu in addition to a small selection of bottled drinks and a few coffee options. There's a small selection of high-top bar seating that overlooks the "kitchen" here (8 chairs, maybe?). Otherwise, the entirety of North Market's low-top tables are available to you. The North Market itself has a large restroom across North Market.We can't wait to come back. PROS:-Delicious, delicious freakin' crepes. I'd probably lean towards getting their Savory crepes over their Sweet ones. Their Sweet ones were good, but there was a lot more filly food and gooey, happy feelings from the Savory ones we had. Definitely, definitely get the Chicken Farm. It's probably one of the best savory crepes we've ever had. -Made right to order in front of you, and the employee who was making it was the most cheerful kitchen employee I've seen in awhile. I wish he had been wearing a nametag; he deserves all of the credit. -Everything is boxed up and ready to go when you order it - whether you're eating in or taking it out. That seems to be the standard for North Market. -Parking for the North Market is in two, gigantic, multi-story free garages right next to the market. We did not have any problem parking, and there were ample spaces - even on a busy Saturday at lunch right after a seasonal parade. CONS:-Your crepes are cooked to order by a small business team, and you'll have to wait a few minutes to take home your tasty crepes. I highly recommend eating them here in the Market if you can; they really do taste best fresh. -S'mores crepe was okay. It was surprisingly dry for a crepe. It was also noticeably "smaller" in size than the savory crepes we ordered at the same time; it wasn't nearly as stuffed full, and the person was still hungry afterwards. I'd probably lean towards their Savory crepes after this one.

This love restaurant is located in the fun bridge park area. Right inside of the North Market, and you have the convenient ability to order outside when they have their door open. They have a variety of savory and sweet options, so appeals to many different taste buds!I have been wanting to try it for a while and finally gave it a try yesterday. I ordered a simple, Nutella crêpe, and it was absolutely amazing! To be fair I am a sucker for Nutella, but overall I loved it. I look forward to coming back and having another one, and trying other items on the menu!

Shared the campfire s'mores dessert crepe and the melted marshmallows are the star of the show. It really does remind you of melting s'mores over a campfire. The crepe itself is fine. A real decadent treat and would definitely be willing to come back and try the savory crepes.

We came across Holy Crepes at an event, where they were dishing up a variety of sweet and savory crepes made to order. We opted for the basic, which was filled with Nutella, drizzled with chocolate sauce and sprinkled with powdered sugar. Despite being called "basic," we found it quite delicious! We'd happily get this one again and try some new flavors too.

I love crepes, so when I saw the food truck was front of my daughter's school, I had to try it. First of all the crepes were not cheap, but they are huge and very filling. I ordered the banana and Nutella, Philly cheese steak, and steak and eggs crepes. All the crepes were good. The Nutella crepe wasn't overly sweet, had good amount of banana and Nutella, but then again, there could have been more Nutella. The steak and eggs was great, my favorite one. the Philly cheese steak was good too, but there wasn't enough meat in it. Over all, the crepes were good. The customer service was pleasant and the crepes were ready pretty quickly.

Saw their food truck at a Pride event and tried their Chicken Farm Crepe! Absolutely delicious! Will definitely check out their brick and mortar location!

The food was absolutely delicious, and the staff waited on us hand and foot. Super friendly and accommodating! We will be adding holy crepes into our weekend rotation.

The crepes were hard and broke apart easily. My biggest problem with Holy Crepes is the owner. He was incredibly rude to his staff and you could see the difference in how comfortable they were when he wasn't there vs when he was. I struggle to support a business who does not care for their staff and instead is raising his voice at them. The location is cute, inside North Market. I think they should stick to making their crepes better instead of having random food items.