The Maison de la Crêpe, is a crêperie but it is also much more! It is an old home still standing strong, that we decidedto keep old with a few additions and touch-ups here and there; it is a place where we serve up well-made foodwith lots of love (platonic of course).
La maison de la crêpe receives praise for delicious, generously filled crepes that range from savory to sweet, with many portions described as large enough to share. The setting is repeatedly described as cute or charming, and the service is often noted as friendly and efficient, though a few reviews mention crowds, busy staff, and occasional slower moments during peak times. Prices are frequently called high for the village, but many feel the quality, ambiance, and substantial portions justify the cost. Standout items include onion soup and a variety of crepe fillings and desserts such as maple butter with walnuts, fruit and chocolate combinations, and banana Nutella options, while a handful of comments point to too much cheese, insufficient seasoning, or overrated coffee or beverages. The overall impression is that La maison de la crêpe is a popular, reliable brunch and meal spot in the area, with many reviewers planning to return for the food, atmosphere, and friendly service.
Ordered the Maple Butter with walnuts & whipped cream on the side. The Maple Butter was wonderful. But I added a small sprinkle of salt with my fingers (do not shake from the shaker) & it became superb!
& the savoury crepe with ham, asparagus, caramelised onions, cheese.
The staff was so welcoming to our group, & the food came out hot & fresh. It's located right in the heart of the pedestrian village, making it the perfect spot to fuel up before heading to the slopes or hiking.
Great coffee, juice & cocktails & even better crepes, sweet & salty, my favourite: The one with mushrooms 😋
We will definitely be back!
They deserve ⭐?⭐?⭐?⭐?⭐?
Jan 27, 2026
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The wait staff were awesome especially I think a Cuban woman who took care of us.
The wait to get seated for a large party was difficult so we only went with two people instead of our full party.
I had the number 12, but I think I would've really loved to had an opportunity to try a sampler of other things with fruit & chocolate. Those craps really looked awesome.
Next trip, I will be there & I will be having one with strawberries, chocolate, & other fruit!
Jan 6, 2026
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If I could I would give this place a 0. Went there with friends after a long day of walking around the village in the cold to get something to eat quickly. Upon our arrival we already felt a weird vibe from the workers. Our server was cold, dismissive & overall just rude. It's like she didn't want to do her job, aka take our order... We didn't finish eating & she made us pay, which we didn't mind at first because she told us to not rush & take our time. 1 out of 8 person didn't tip (mind you the bill was 9$ for that person) & she pointed it out in front of everyone & embarrassed him. 5min after paying (some of us were still not done) she comes up to us & tells us that people are waiting outside & makes us feel bad for THE TABLE WE PAID FOR. We leave the place & lo & behold, no one is waiting outside. Overall terrible experience I don't recommend & we wish we didn't leave any tips, yet pretty much all of us did despite the service. Let me add that the food isn't worth the price nor the money!
Little note: if you ain't white you ain't right in there! None of us were white & we could feel the discrimination loud & clear!!
We visited this establishment as a group of six adults & one child. After placing our order, we were informed that we did not meet a minimum spend requirement. When we politely asked what the minimum spend was, the server did not provide a clear answer & instead stated that the table could be filled immediately by other customers that would order a crepe each.
We requested clarification again, but the server's tone was dismissive & demeaning, which made us feel uncomfortable. As a crepe restaurant, portion sizes can be quite filling, & ordering expectations may vary among customers. If a minimum spend policy exists, it should be communicated clearly, transparently, & respectfully.
Additionally, while we were preparing to leave, a couple seated next to us ordered a single crepe to share, & the server raised no concerns. Notably, they were not of the same skin tone as our group, which raised serious concerns about inconsistent & potentially discriminatory treatment.
Overall, this experience was highly disappointing & unprofessional. We would not recommend this establishment.
I approached this place with my small white dog in a back pack & before I could say anything, she looked & me & my dog & said'absolutely not'. I understand that the place isn't dog friendly, but at least have some manners & be nice. It was raining & freezing rain outside.
Really bad experience. We went for a couple desserts & after 30 min waiting, the service was denied & we were asked to leave because we had to order more than 2 crepes if we were 5 people. Very impolite.
We visited this place with three friends, my husband, my baby, & myself. We waited until a table became available & were seated at a table for four, but we didn't say anything. After that, we waited almost another 30 minutes for someone to come & ask us for our order.
When they finally came to take our order-about an hour after we arrived, since we had already waited 30 minutes for the table-we were told that they could not serve us unless everyone ordered a dish, including the baby. We couldn't believe it, so we asked again, & they confirmed that we had to order six dishes because the baby also had to order a plate.
Shared a buckwheat (gluten free) crepe with my boyfriend. The size was good for two. We had the caramel apple taste was exquisite. It was $25 which is expensive but so is everything in the village. Nice mid day warm up snack. Fast service.
Dec 22, 2025
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Stopped in as a family of four around Christmas & had an extremely negative experience. When a place has no real competition, customer respect can slide fast, & this was a perfect example. The person working the counter, possibly the owner or manager, was rude, dismissive, & unprofessional from the start. We did not even end up trying the crepes because the interaction was so unpleasant we left. If you want your Christmas outing to actually be enjoyable, explore the village, but avoid this place.
We had lunch here during the World Cup races. Both crepes (Cousin Mary, Florentine) were delicious & very filling. Service was excellent too. Would definitely go back.
