“The crepe.... re-invented” — Cafe Culture
“Best Pancakes in London” — This is London
“A breath of fresh air” — Restaurantguides.co.uk
“One of the top lunch places in London” — TimeOut
“A gem of a restaurant ****” — Viewlondon.co.uk
“Recommended” — TimeOut Cheap Eats Guide
“You may not be able to stop at one” — France in London
“Flipping Marvellous” — TimeOut
“Really good value lunch” — Londontown.com
“Ideal for lunch or a break” — EasyJet Traveller
“Delicious” — The New York Times
“Tasty crêpes packed with punch” — Eating Britain
“Best place to show off your French” — Telegraph.co.uk
“More than just desserts ****” — Viewlondon.co.uk
 
This is London

A Soho favourite now also found in Westfield and Spitalfields, Crêpe Affaire launched in Hammersmith in 2004. The slick mini-chain counts Billy Zane, Jonathan Ross and Christina Aguilera among its fans. The menu sticks to classics like lemon and sugar, £2.75, or Nutella, £2.95. Savoury crêpes are more adventurous, like Le Goat (goat's cheese on fresh spinach and tomato, £3.95). The Londoner (scrambled egg, bacon and cheese, £3.65) is its signature breakfast, with a complimentary cup of coffee before 11.30am. We love the Westfield branch — the only place in the UK to serve draught prosecco.