Crepe Cottage

Went to the farmer’s market just to try these. Glad we went! We got one sweet and one savory (Holy smokes and the pucker up buttercup), and a Thai iced tea. Everything was delicious. Each crêpe was just shy of $ 10. We already plan on going back for more :)

I hired crêpe cottage to cater a baby shower last weekend and they were the highlight of the event! Phay was great communicating during the planning process and helping to prepare a menu for the shower. My friends and family raved about the savory and sweet crepes, which were made to order. The sassy turkey was my favorite, definitely had some kick! I would highly recommend using them to add a fun food experience to any party or shower.

Awesome crepes — they motivate us to get out of bed Saturday mornings and head to the Alpharetta Farmer’s Market! They have a great selection of sweet and savory crepes that will satisfy any pallete. Great for the entire family — our daughter has also been a fan since she was 1 years old.
They were at the Alpharetta Christmas Farmer’s Market today and brought some additional yummy treats — hot chocolate (real hot chocolate made from scratch), cookies, and some new crêpe selections.
Definitely check them out at the Alpharetta Farmer’s Market and for your catering needs.

These guys are Outstanding! The food is excellent and the team is super customer-​focused. Can’t wait to see this brand grow across the city.

They should change their name to Crêpe Masters as it would be more suiting. Generous portions and you can choose from sweet or savory options. Service with a smile. Go visit them and you will see.

This summer my son and I have been getting early up on Saturdays to get to the Roswell Farmer’s Market or the one in Alpharetta to get a crêpe breakfast. I get a sweet one and he gets the savory crêpe. We get to sample more of the ever-​changing menu even if we don’t typically finish them because they are so hearty. Funny how satisfying a simple well-​turned crêpe with a big smear of Nutella is! For about 3 weeks the menu featured fresh peaches soaked in Gran Marnier. It was similar to eating a Mimosa cocktail for breakfast. Needless to say, a good time was had by all.
After the markets close for the season, the Crêpe Cottage will move on to their regular gig of catering, conventions, events and shows. Were I an events planner, I would add them to my roster of People To Call.

Good crepes. A notch below Breadtime, but a little cheaper.

We recently got to try some crepes at Alpharetta’s Farmer Market from Crêpe Cottage. It was awesome! I ordered the veggie crêpe and it came with bell peppers, swiss cheese, spinach, and mushrooms. The crêpe was finished pretty quickly. And if you sign up on their email list serve, you get a coupon for a buy one, get one free crêpe.
The only con I’d have about the crepes was that it wasn’t evenly spread out. I ate the breading for a good bit before I got to the good stuff.