Crepeaway

Crepeaway DC: Delicious Crepes, Great Value, and a Chill Vibe - 4.8/5My partner and I (mostly her) can't get enough of this place. Crepeaway hits all the right notes for delicious crepes and unbeatable value. For a surprisingly low cost, you can fill up with both a sweet and savory crepe and even throw in a drink, making it an ideal spot for sharing. The portions are generous enough to split a combo and still walk away satisfied.Tucked away near Farragut North, it's a bit off the beaten path unless you're already in the area for work or errands, but it's worth seeking out. With ample seating and extended hours (they're open late), it's a great spot to unwind or satisfy late-night cravings.The vibe is casual and friendly--think a chill Chipotle-style setup. Order at the counter, wait for your name to be called, and then enjoy. It's simple, efficient, and fits the relaxed ambiance of Crepeaway.

Stop by Crepeaway for a quick and filling meal. No really... these crepes aren't a snack, there a full size meal. The sweet crepes use fresh fruit and toppings like Nutella. The savory crepes are downright delicious. There's a small area to eat; however, on colder days the door placement makes it challenging to find a warm seat. Also of note, there are no utensils. While they put the crepe in a handy little holding cup, the larger crepes can be challenging to eat. That all being said, definitely a great place for a very quick meal!

A regular go to spot that opens late and never misses. If you like crepes and want to share, get the combo #4 and give the other to your friend/spouse/family. South beach or big papa will never do you wrong

I love Crepeaway. They aren't really traditional French crepes, more like American-style crepes, in terms of the fillings and the size. They are huge! There is a great variety of both sweet and savory crepes on the menu so you are sure to find something you like. For some reason, crepes are hard to find in DC, so I'm so glad that Crepeaway is still around.I've been going here for years and the menu variety, size, and quality has always been the same -- excellent. I always get the Combo 3, which includes a savory crepe, sweet crepe, and a drink. It's about ~$17. This is a great deal if you are getting more expensive crepes with more ingredients, which cost ~$12 by themselves. This might seem like a lot for crepes, but again, they are huge! If you want a lighter meal, they are enough to split with someone else.Some of my favorite savory crepes are the Tally (like a pepperoni pizza), Dino, South Beach, and Big Papa. For sweet crepes, I usually go with Celine, Obama, Carlyn, or Kobe.On my most recent visit, I had the South Beach (no olives) and the Carlyn. They were both great. It takes a few minutes for them to make the crepes; you can watch as they do it. They only have a few beverages: water, coke, diet coke, orange juice, and cranberry juice. They also sell Nutella-dipped strawberries although I've never tried them.My tip is to order the combo, but ask them to wait to make the second crepe until you finish the first, so it's fresher.The only thing that has changes about Crepeaway over the years is the decor. They updated the tables and chairs, removed the lovely mural they used to have, and swapped a soda fountain for a beverage fridge. I miss the old decor but the crepes are still great.

Crepeaway, take me away! I'm a sucker for crepes, and I came here craving a Nutella strawberry crepe. It was delicious, thin, fluffy, and not too sweet. I also tried a savory crepe, which was also delicious. Seating is limited, but crepes are perfect for eating on the go. Parking can be a bit challenging in this area, but I highly recommend stopping by if you're in the neighborhood.

I got one savory crepe, I should've gotten the combo since it seemed much more of a better deal. Crepe was surprisingly big however, lacked in flavor. I wish they had some side sauces! overall if I was looking for a late night craving I would come back

Nothing bad to say crepes just hit different. Price is a little high but it's DC and inflation these days is crazy.

Amazing crepes! We ordered an assortment of savory and sweet crepes for our guests to choose from at our French themed Olympics Open Ceremony party that they all loved.

I got the Angel. YUMMY, and open super late...wish they opened earlier for breakfast. And wish they had utensils... I've never considered crepes finger food and when I asked for utensils and they said they don't have any, I legit thought they were messing with me haha!! But really yummy! I'd go back!

went on a sunday night and they were out of strawberries :( i got The Donald sweet crepe and it was good but very hard to eat, they don't have utensils and the reasoning behind it is very childish. I feel like i would've enjoyed my crepe if i was able to eat it with a fork, all the toppings seeped through the paper cup they serve it in, i was just eating the bread.