So happy to have this place so close to home! Came here on a Thursday afternoon and the place was pretty empty. It was that weird in between lunch and dinner time so I can't really base anything on that though. I got a pizza crepe, which was super yummy, and it looks like they have a lot of different delicious crepes that I'll be trying in the future. The crepe is surprisingly big and I couldn't even finish it before I was completely stuffed. I guess I'll have to make a special trip for one of their mouth-watering dessert crepes.
Review Source:Good crepes for a good price. I've been here twice now and while my wife likes the sweet crepes, I love that there is a non sweet crepe option. I had a southwestern style crepe with cheese and salsa and all that good stuff. It was delicious. I would go back in a heartbeat because I mean really... who doesn't love a good crepe. (Oh and not to mention it was really good sized and completely filled me up, although my wife's sweet one would not have...but I don't eat that much sugar anyway)
Review Source:Have you tried this place? I wasn't overly anxious or excited to try it out, but I really enjoyed it. Came for breakfast with the family. I got the Omelet Crepe and frankly I loved it. It's a nice change of pace for breakfast. We also split one of their desert crepes, peaches and cream I believe it was. It was alright, but peach isn't my thing. However, they have a warm cinnamon apple that smelled delicious and I will definitely be trying that one in the future.
Will likely come back again to try it for a lunch/dinner. You wouldn't think the meal could be filling, but it actually is. More than enough food at a very reasonable price. Staff was helpful too.
So I finally got sick and tired of my best friend waving her "frequent fryer" crepe card in my face and decided to join her there for dinner last night.
Yep...delicious. All that goodness wrapped in that "wafer thin" pancake. It bordered on sinful.
She ordered the Florentine, and I chose Out of the Blue. I was really pleased with my choice and I already know what I'm going to try next.
The weather was perfect so we sat outside and chatted until we were ready to head back in for dessert.
She ordered the Chocolate Covered Strawberry, and I went straight for The Peanut Butter Cup.
I have to tell you, I'm a serious peanut butter chocolate gal, but this crepe is meant to be shared.
Essentially, stop what you're doing and go there now.
If you haven't tried this place yet, you need to stop by. Â It's a nice change from your typical sandwich shop or fastfood chain. Â
Very clean, friendly staff, and great food. Â I had the Southwestern my first time there, now it's hard for me to order anything else.
With two locations Downtown and one off Buttermilk Pike in Northern KY, there should be one close enough to stop in for a quick lunch to go or take time and relax inside.
I've been craving a crepe for the past week and luckily I found this place on yelp. The place is cute, but simple (think Ikea). There were a couple of people in line and only two people working; there was definitely a bit of a wait.
Regardless, they continued to make the crepes carefully with fresh ingredients. We ordered the Parisian, the BananaScotch and the Florentine. Each one was wrapped carefully and tasted pretty good. The crepe itself wasn't as light and soft as it could be. Overall, not bad, but not amazing either.
Just Crepes? Au contraire mon frer!
This little gem is more than just crepes, it's a doorway to fresh and delicious, made right in front of you, melt in your mouth food.
For a quick bite, or a long lunch, this is a great place to get a bite to eat. I had the special which included basil pesto, marinara, spinach, cheese, and some other fantastic additions which all came together in a magical combination that left me wondering when I could have one again.
I also splurged on a sweet crepe and got the bananas and butterscotch- that was good, but I feel like good ol' nutella may have been the better bet.
All in all, a place that you must try!
Just as the name implies It's Just Crepes is just... crepes.
My favorite so far has been the Hawaiian. It's def a crepe you have to eat there, getting it to-go is a bad idea, think this is because of the pineapples... you get a soggy, drippy crepe. :(
I've been to this location about 4 times, and it's been a pleasant experience each time. It's very clean, the staff has always been nice and helpful [very helpful especially my first time there] and the food is always fantastic.
The only disappointment is every time I've been there their Wi-Fi hasn't worked.
There isn't much I don't love about this place. Â You get fresh, hot, giant crepes for a pretty cheap price. Â I was really excited when they opened this location, since I can't get over to downtown very often. Â My favorite savory crepe has to be the southwest. Â It has lots of chicken, onions, peppers, and cheese. Â The best part though is the creamy chipotle mayo that they put on it, yum! Â I'm also a fan of the turkey pesto and the pizza crepes, but the southwest is my go-to. Â For dessert (if there's still room), the wife and I usually split a peanut butter cup crepe. Â It's so messy and gooey, filled with nutella, peanut butter, and crushed up Reece's peanut butter cups. Â It's well worth the mess though, and the best part is that if you're too full to eat it, just take it home and reheat it in the oven later! Â It's still awesome as leftovers. Â The only fault I can find in this place is its Sunday hours. Â The wife and I stopped by around 6PM one night just for a dessert crepe, and sadly found that they close at 3PM on Sundays. Â Oh well!
Review Source:It may not be crepes exactly like Paris, but they are great. I have been here several times and every time it has been good. Savory and sweet. Last time I had the Parisian, which has butter, lemon and sugar. Close my eyes and it brings back memories of eating the same crepe in the Tuilleries gardens.
Review Source:I manage a similar style restaurant in another city so when I travel, I tend to seek out the creperies of the area. I am extremely critical of the 'handheld' version of crepes as that is the type I make daily. These were extremely good for handheld crepes. If I could suggest anything it would merely be a personal preference and that would be that I prefer my crepes a little crispier. Again, that is just a personal preference. The crepes were excellent. The owners and the staff were very friendly and inviting. If you live in the area or if you are just passing through, it's worth stopping by and giving it a try. And 'NO" they aren't just for breakfast and dessert. I had a club crepe. It was wonderful!
Review Source:This is one of my lunch favorites. Â It's a simple, easy, and tasty menu - its not overwhelming. Â The crepes are delicious and consistent. Â My go-to favorite is the Eggs Benedict crepe - out of this world! Â But I haven't had one that I don't like yet. Â The pesto turkey is pretty fantastic too!
The space is a bit "sterile" - colorful, but cold - not much personality. Â But the good thing is that the crepes travel well, so they are just as tasty to-go as they are in store. Â
All in all - I would definitely recommend!
I was extremely excited to try this place, but my husband....not so much. Â He always gets worried that it won't be enough food or will be some weird mix of ingredients he doesn't like. Â I am pleased to say that we both found a dinner crepe that we liked and kept us full into the evening. Â It was inexpensive, quick, and had a great selection of "stuffing" choices. Â I will definitely be back to try some dessert crepes, they looked great at the table next to us....
Review Source:I was so excited when I learned that one of my favorite eateries from downtown was moving into the NKY! I love It's Just Crepes for it's unique and delicious sweet and savory crepes. As I mentioned on my review of their downtown location, you just can't beat this filling meal for the taste and the price! Their NKY location is almost exactly like the one on court street, just with easier parking and slightly more seating. The two even share employees in common! Of course, this location is usually less crowded unless you hit the after school foot traffic that come in when all the local high schools let out, but other than that you are guaranteed quick service with a nice, quite atmosphere. Oh, and did I mention that you don't even have to wait in line to get your crepe? They bring it right to your table! It's a great place and something everyone should try! I'm sure you will fall in heavenly crepe love, or at the least lust!
Review Source:This was a pleasant surprise! I don't live that far but I kept overlooking this place. One day a friend and I decided to go after checking out the menu online.
The service was fast but a bit confusing though. They take your order and then don't really tell you what happens next. So you sit down. The people before us had their food brought out to them, but our food was just set on the counter and the girl called out to us.
The music playing was a little loud and the selection was pretty decent if you are into indie music.
It was delicious though. I had a crepe with spinach and hollandaise.It was cooked properly and the ingredients tasted fresh. The best part for me was the two of us ate for just about $15 which really is amazing and we were stuffed. Definetely worth the time to check out and we will be back.
i wanted to try this place a few times before I write a review. be a responsible yelp-er and make sure I check out everything this place has to offer.
I give it four stars because I'm glad to have another option for cheap food. Crepes. Its not sandwiches, pizza, mexican, chinese..etc..its its own thing. Its always good to have more options, no? Glad to have this place in the neighborhood
Now, ultimately, I don't think I'm the biggest fan of crepes. Thats just my taste. I do like the savory more than the sweet (although the Cookie Monster sweet one did kick ass). My favorite savory has been the "red goat".
This is a good place to eat at once in a while when you get bored with whatever else you normally eat. And thats a good thing to have around.
I was intrigued by the sign when I was dropping off a package at the UPS store, and stopped in to check it out. I'm glad I did!
Great concept, quick delicious food, and free wifi is available. The employees were very friendly as well. I had the Red Goat and the Elvis with the addition of Nutella. I will definitely be returning, with friends!
Some friends took me to the Court St location, and told me the newest one opened near me in NKY. This one doesn't have as great of an atmosphere, but the crepes are equally delicious. Between the 2 locations I've had the Good Morning, Florentine, and Cookie Monster crepes. All have been very delish, and so fun to eat out of the paper cone holders.
Bonus tips: The Entertainment coupon has a buy 1 get 1 free coupon. Also, when you buy your first crepe they give you a punch card. Buy 5 crepes, get the 6th free. You can use it at all 3 locations.
Minus one star for having wi-fi at this location but no sign-in instructions/network key/password posted anywhere. I had brought my netbook but didn't want to interrupt the counter girls' conversation to find out the info I needed.
J'adore crepes. The lightness, the flavors all cooked up together. It's such a simple, sophisticated meal. And really, there's no better place to experience the joy of fresh, crepey goodness than at It's Just Crepes.
I love the Crescent Springs location, mainly because it's two minutes from my house, and literally, any and every combo of crepe fillings is going to be absolutely scrumptious.
I've had the simple, classic French version with lemon spread and powdered sugar, and I've had the insanely decadent Peanut Butter Cup with Nutella, creamy peanut butter, and crumbled and Reese's Cups. I'm a sweet crepe gal myself, but the savory Bacon, Egg and Cheese crepe is a heavenly brunch explosion in your mouth. My all-time favorite, though, is the It's Just Fruit crepe--blueberries, bananas, strawberries, and I customize mine with Nutella instead of the standard vanilla creme. It's the best combo possible of light crepe texture, melty chocolate, and sweet fruity goodness.
A few caveats preventing a full five stars: the place can get busy at peak hours, and it seems understaffed at times. Large families with children and extended family members like to come and try to commandeer the entire place, take way too long to order, and try and take up as many as tables as possible. It gets old, especially when I like to come and enjoy a crepe as a special treat for myself; take your family reunion to Chuck E Cheese's please, not a tiny little specialty cafe.
The coffee is also kind of bootleg. It's a weird off-brand, and all the sugars and creamers are generic as all get out. At least invest in some real Splenda and Sweet'n'Low, not random "yellow" and "pink" packets.
Bottom Line? Delicious Crepes with amazing flavor and filling combinations. Just try to avoid peak hours, and make sure to seat yourself far away from overly large suburban clans giving you the stinkeye.
So glad this has opened in the busy little shopping/eating center at the Buttermilk Pike exit. We tried both the Southwest Crepe and Out of the Blue (best I can recall of the name). Both were very tasty, quickly prepared and filling. We enjoyed the Out of the Blue best, with chicken, blue cheese, onions I'm sure.
Simple decor and friendly employees. We were too full to order a dessert crepe, but ccertainly want to go back for more savory versions, as well as try the dessert crepes.
I honestly didn't know the place existed until I saw the Groupon offered, which I used at this visit. But I'll go back at full price, as well!
The newest location of It's Just Crepes serves us Northern KY folk. Â There's nothing different on the menu from the other locations, just the same fresh ingredients in a delicious crepe.
The pineapples weren't cut right for my pizza/pineapple selection, but the crepe still tasted great. Â It seemed that a few bored high schoolers served me, but they were friendly and helpful enough.
There are not many creperies in the area, so this is where I'll go.
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