Have you ever been like, 'shit... It's 3 in the morning, I'm almost black-out drunk, but I could really go for a crepe?' Yeah, me neither. But in the rare event that such an occasion DOES occur, it's nice to know there's a spot that kind accommodate your needs.
Tucked right in the heart or midtown, and inside of Gusto Lounge, Broadway Crepes is exactly what you think it is-- a crepe place- but man, they make a mean-ass crepe.
I had the French Onion, with steak and mushrooms and caramelized onions and it was delightful. My wife had the one with Nutella, which is something I don't eat because I confuse it with Vegimite. She said it was really good, though. In fact, everyone we were with enjoyed their crepes. Further in fact, I was so impressed, I bought crepes for everyone in the bar. The friendly proprietors cut the crepes into 4ths so they could be distributed around the place. Drunk people like crepes.
So if you're a drunk, or you just like crepes, or if your mom is a drunk and you don't know where to take her for her midnight birthday dinner, stop on by Broadway Crepes. Tell the guys behind the counter that Tangy sent you. They won't know what that means, but maybe they'll laugh. And who knows, they may just give you extra steak in your French Onion crepe (but probably not).
Being a foodie, I was not expecting such quality and flavor from a late night creperie tucked inside Gusto Lounge. I ordered the French onion crepe and I could not contain the "yum!"s coming out of my mouth between bites. The crepe pancake was thin with a light, subtle flavor, perfect for encasing the flavor-packed fillings. The marinated mushrooms and caramelized onions combined with tender slices of beef steak and gruyere cheese created an incredible medley of flavors, a deliciously modern take on a classic. The banana, strawberry, and nutella crepe is a beautiful way to end the night. Personally, I would choose Broadway Crepes for a late night meal even if there wasn't beer being served in the next room. Broadway Crepes, Je t'aime.
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