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Crêpes à GoGo, we go!

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I’m a huge fan of crêpe and the well-known Crêpes à GoGo is one of my favourite destinations when I feel like having either a savoury or sweet crêpe. I’ve been here at least three times now and it’s just a wonderful place. Crêpes à GoGo is located right at the corner of Yonge St & Yorkville Ave. It’s extremely tiny and cozy with that intoxicating smell of fresh crêpe, along with the friendly staff and Parisian decor that makes it simply irresistible. Most of the staff can speak French and they do a great job at engaging their customers. Instead of taking down numbers for customers’ orders, they ask for customers’ names which makes the experience that much more personable. I enjoy both their savoury and sweet crêpes although in my opinon, their savoury creations are tastier. I still remember the first crêpe I had here was Parisienne ($9), consisting of scrambled egg, swiss, mushrooms, threads of red onion & dill. See Full Post

i wanna gogo here again

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Upon entering the restaurant we were warmly greeted by the waiter with a "Bonjour!". Felt like I entered a cafe in Paris. Never have I been greeted in French before. The place is really tiny and it was packed. The seating was very limited. I think it can only seat up to a maximum of 18 people. Luckily didn't have to wait long for a table.Their limonana is a must try. I was reading the menu and the waiter recommended it. He offered a small sample and asked whether I would like it hot or cold. We got both and I have to say it was definitely something I never tried before. It was a mixture of lemon juice, cane juice and fresh mint leaves. All made from natural ingredients. At first when I saw the word lemon I was hesitant whether to try it since I don't like lemons nor even lemonade for that matter. But thought I would give it a shot. It was very refreshing and sweet. I think the sweetness came from the sweetened organic cane juice so it was not citrusy at all. See Full Post

• Favourite thing(s) at this place:
• Crepes
• Limonana

Bon Appetit!

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That's what they say after handing you your crepe, which the waiter will unwrap for you while you hold it in your hand. My $6 sugar-and-strawberry crepe (no tax! what's up with that?) made my mouth water, and I'll definitely be back soon to try other things on their menu. Great customer service, and an authentic French feel -- not only do the waiters speak French, but I noticed a couple of customers speaking the language too.

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• Favourite thing(s) at this place:
• Crepes

Did I forget my passport?

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Stopped by to satisfy my crepe craving and ended up getting transported to Paris, served by staff with sunny smiles and charming French accents. Although I usually like ice cream in my crepes, their selection is more authentic and even offers a culinary creation they call "finger crepes" for gourmands on the go. I ordered a dark chocolate crepe with bits of banana along with a latte, which came up to aroud $10. While the crepe did not disappoint, the cafe au lait recommended as "the best in the city" by the friendly lady behind the counter was not as satisfying for my sweet tooth. The impeccable service more than makes up for any minor missteps; they present their meals with a cute wicker basket with napkins and even help their customers hold the actual food in their hands, gingerly peeling the paper wrapper for them with care.

• Favourite thing(s) at this place:
• dark chocolate crepe

Brunch spot

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This tiny shop is like a little slice of Paris in the chi-chi-est neighbourhood in town. However, there is no pretention here. Even if there was, the crepes made right before your eyes and served warm and gooey would make up for it.

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• brunch spot

Brunch spot

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Its authentic french

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• brunch spot

Crepe restaurant

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This little french cafe is a hidden oasis amongst the many pretentious restaurants in Yorkville. The crepes are delicious and come with a variety of fillings. TThey are well priced and a refreshing minty lemonade offers a nice accompaniment. The waiters speak in French which adds to the authenticity of the place.

Brunch spot

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The crepes are fresh and made in front of you. Nothing better!

• Favourite thing(s) at this place:
• brunch spot