Crepe Fun-Tastic

CLOSED. We spent a good 20 minutes walking all around the station looking for this place before asking around and realizing this place has closed. it’s been closed for the past maybe 8 months?

What a find Crêpe Fun-​Tastic is, hidden in a small outlet next to Victoria underground. It’s open late, serves a range of good value (£4-£6) sweet and savoury crepes amidst a multi-​coloured interior and the staff are very friendly.
I went for a simple, Nutella-​only sweet crêpe, but it was delicious. I also liked the fact that it was cheaper to eat-​in, as takeaway means they «have to provide a bag.» So Crêpe Fun-​Tastic even scores on the environmental front! As others have said, the owners are Hungarian, reflected in the Hungarian rock (and Rasmus) soundtrack, and the atmosphere is really welcoming.
The small, sheltered restaurant also acts as providing a quiet haven from the hubbub immediately outside. I work nearby, and I can see Crêpe Fun-​Tastic being a new lunch place for me.

Mmmm… crepes! We walked about 15 minutes out of our way to come here, forgoing all the touristy pubs of Westminster, and it was totally worth it. Some of the best crepes ever, and there are so many options! I recommend going with a friend and getting one savory crêpe and one sweet crêpe and splitting them because really, how can you choose? The «Superstar» with chocolate and strawberries was particularly divine.

After an exhausting day trip around England, I came out of Victoria Station and found this little crêpe place, and I do think it is Fun-​Tastic. I got a crêpe to go with veggies (including avocados, you can’t go wrong with that) and goat cheese, and it was delicious even after my walk back to the flat. I think they have some great creative combinations and take care with what they make.

Friendly and great, healthy, fresh food. Some of the best food I have had in London. The owners are a young couple from Hungary willing to share their grandmothers recipes… well not the recipes, but certainly the food created from them!
I wish them the best in Dubai as London hasn’t reportedly been accepting of their brand of sit and enjoy your food hospitality. London’s loss, Dubai’s gain… this chef knows how to create.
Did I mention the latte was a work of art AND delicious?!

I was pleasantly suprised with this place. It’s open later than most, and makes solid crepes, with great service and a smile. I got the «loco espanol», which was quite filling and very spicy. My friend got the «quick one», which was just ham and cheese. Also very good. I can’t wait to come back and try some sweet crepes.