HISTORY
Crêpe It Up! was inspired by the passion of owner and manager, Chris Lee. With his first location at St. Lawrence Market, Lee wanted to share his delight in the versatile crepe. Toronto is the perfect city for crepes, suiting the needs of everyone – on the go snack one minute, and gourmet meal the next.
Response to Crêpe It Up! was so great that a second location was later opened in The Village at Church & Wellesley. Crêpe It Up! expanded into catering in 2006. Offering an array of delicious and wholesome crepes, Crêpe It Up! provides with just what you need to keep everyone at your event going.
ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS
Crêpe It Up! is mindful of the growing concern for the environment. For the environment – and for your health – Crêpe It Up! has recently changed our packaging. Our prices reflect the newly introduced paper wrapping. In Europe, crepes are usually taken “to go” and are presented as a wrap. Not only is this convenient, but it is also fun to eat and reduces your footprint! Although paper costs more, it is easier to recycle. We are sure you will agree this is the right thing to do.
Also, please feel free to customize your order to reduce waste – Don’t feel like a Side Salad? Ask for extra filling. Don’t need a fork? Just let us know!
CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
As our customer, we want to ensure your satisfaction. Let us know if you want your crepe soft or crispy, extra toppings or spreads – and of course you can choose to customize your sweet or savoury crepe from our wide selection of fresh ingredients.
** Please let us know of any allergies you have – we will try to accommodate you as best we can. We advise that anyone with nut allergies use the utmost caution or refrain from eating our products. Our customer's well-being is our greatest concern.
Your Feedback Any comments or suggestions? Let us know! Send an email to the Manager Chris Lee at admin@crepeitup.com
EVENTS
Crêpe It Up! enthusiastically supports charity fundraisers and community events. We have proudly participated in the following events in Toronto:
Scotiabank Buskerfest in support of Epilepsy Toronto – St.Lawrence Market
For four days, every August, some of the world’s most skilled and entertaining street performers meet at St. Lawrence market to bring the excitement of world class street theatre to Toronto. Admission is by donation in support of Epilepsy Toronto.
http://www.torontobuskerfest.com/
Woofstock – St. Lawrence Market
Woofstock is the largest outdoor festival for dogs in North America – the event of the year for dogs and the people who love them. The party takes place at St. Lawrence Market, home to the world-famous food market as well as the dog-friendly Sunday Antique Market. Free admission – bring your dog!
http://woofstock.ca/
Pride Toronto – The Village
One of Canada's premier arts and cultural festivals and one of the largest Pride celebrations in the world – Pride Week features 10 days of world class arts and cultural programming, community activities, one of the world’s largest street festivals, and of course the Pride Parade! A toonie donation can be made in support of Pride.
http://www.pridetoronto.com/
Indulge your Senses – Metro Square
Check out the farm fresh selection of produce, baked goods and preserves, taste international flavours presented by local restaurateurs, and listen to live music (jazz, R&B, bluegrass, roots and world) by Toronto-based musicians – Free admission!
http://www.toronto.ca/indulge/
LET US CATER YOUR NEXT EVENTCrêpe It Up! was inspired by the passion of owner and manager, Chris Lee. With his first location at St. Lawrence Market, Lee wanted to share his delight in the versatile crepe. Toronto is the perfect city for crepes, suiting the needs of everyone – on the go snack one minute, and gourmet meal the next.
Response to Crêpe It Up! was so great that a second location was later opened in The Village at Church & Wellesley. Crêpe It Up! expanded into catering in 2006. Offering an array of delicious and wholesome crepes, Crêpe It Up! provides with just what you need to keep everyone at your event going.
ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS
Crêpe It Up! is mindful of the growing concern for the environment. For the environment – and for your health – Crêpe It Up! has recently changed our packaging. Our prices reflect the newly introduced paper wrapping. In Europe, crepes are usually taken “to go” and are presented as a wrap. Not only is this convenient, but it is also fun to eat and reduces your footprint! Although paper costs more, it is easier to recycle. We are sure you will agree this is the right thing to do.
Also, please feel free to customize your order to reduce waste – Don’t feel like a Side Salad? Ask for extra filling. Don’t need a fork? Just let us know!
CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
As our customer, we want to ensure your satisfaction. Let us know if you want your crepe soft or crispy, extra toppings or spreads – and of course you can choose to customize your sweet or savoury crepe from our wide selection of fresh ingredients.
** Please let us know of any allergies you have – we will try to accommodate you as best we can. We advise that anyone with nut allergies use the utmost caution or refrain from eating our products. Our customer's well-being is our greatest concern.
Your Feedback Any comments or suggestions? Let us know! Send an email to the Manager Chris Lee at admin@crepeitup.com
EVENTS
Crêpe It Up! enthusiastically supports charity fundraisers and community events. We have proudly participated in the following events in Toronto:
Scotiabank Buskerfest in support of Epilepsy Toronto – St.Lawrence Market
For four days, every August, some of the world’s most skilled and entertaining street performers meet at St. Lawrence market to bring the excitement of world class street theatre to Toronto. Admission is by donation in support of Epilepsy Toronto.
http://www.torontobuskerfest.com/
Woofstock – St. Lawrence Market
Woofstock is the largest outdoor festival for dogs in North America – the event of the year for dogs and the people who love them. The party takes place at St. Lawrence Market, home to the world-famous food market as well as the dog-friendly Sunday Antique Market. Free admission – bring your dog!
http://woofstock.ca/
Pride Toronto – The Village
One of Canada's premier arts and cultural festivals and one of the largest Pride celebrations in the world – Pride Week features 10 days of world class arts and cultural programming, community activities, one of the world’s largest street festivals, and of course the Pride Parade! A toonie donation can be made in support of Pride.
http://www.pridetoronto.com/
Indulge your Senses – Metro Square
Check out the farm fresh selection of produce, baked goods and preserves, taste international flavours presented by local restaurateurs, and listen to live music (jazz, R&B, bluegrass, roots and world) by Toronto-based musicians – Free admission!
http://www.toronto.ca/indulge/
