Hours
Open Today:
7:30am-2:30pm
MondayClosed
Tuesday7:30am
-2:30pm
Wednesday7:30am
-2:30pm
Thursday7:30am
-2:30pm
Friday7:30am
-2:30pm
Saturday7:30am
-2:30pm
Sunday7:30am
-2:00pm
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Restaurant Details
Delivery
No
Payment
Cash Only
Parking
Street
Good for Kids
Yes
Attire
Casual
Alcohol
Beer and Wine
Reservations
No
Cuisines:
Coffee Shop,
French,
Bakery,
Crepes
Price Point
$$
$ - Cheap Eats (Under $10)
$$ - Moderate ($11-$25)
$$$ - Expensive ($25-$50)
$$$$ - Very Pricey (Over $50)
WiFi
No
Outdoor Seats
Yes
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Reviews for La Creperie
#147 out of 625 restaurants in Fort Collins
#6 of 53 Coffee Shop in Fort Collins
Top Reviews of La Creperie
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09/03/2023 - Jeff Dunlap
OMG.. Amazing food great service and awesome atmosphere. Wow on the amount of gluten free options.The only thing that makes me sad is they don't serve dinner..10 Stars..Yum
02/28/2021 - Katherine
Excellent food !
And their bakery items is to die for 😋
05/01/2011 - SK
I used to be a fan of Le Creperie. I would easily spend $50 every time I went. Today, that all changed. As you may have read, they do not accept debit/ credit cards. Maybe they didn't get the memo, but our society moves on plastic. No one carries cash anymore. I rarely go there because of this, but today I decided to give in and use their ATM- an ATM that they maintain, might I add. While waiting for a table, I tried to get $40, but it only dispensed $20. It ran out of money. So they refill it, but at this point I have already been charged their $1 service fee plus the additional $2 that my bank will charge. Obviously breakfast is going to cost more than $20, so what to do? I politely ask the woman who refilled the ATM if they would consider taking $1 off of my check. Keep in mind that I would still be out $5 because of my own bank fees. She says she can't make that decision and has to ask. So, I wait. A short time later, a man emerges from the kitchen- the owner I assume. With a French accent he curtly tells me that the credit card companies charge too much and he is only charging $1 which he "donates to charity". Then, he abruptly turned and walked away when I attempted to explain that I wasn't balking at the charge, but rather the fact that I didn't want to be charged twice. "Sir!" "Sir!", I said. He neither turned nor faltered in his gait. I was mortified to have been treated with such disrespect. The woman returned as I once again explained my position, but at this point it was too late. With dignity shattered and eyes beginning to well with tears, I couldn't stay there another moment. I excused myself, and my son and I left that horrible place.The door hadn't even closed behind us before I lost my composure. I will NEVER eat at that restaurant again, and I encourage anyone who cares about how people are treated to do the same.