It is unjustly considered that to make and eat pancakes is traditionally Russian invention! It is appeared that the best masters in this art are the French. "Crepes" is a word for those French pancakes, which are so thin that it is almost impossible to flip them. It is a real art to make such crepes.Everything took its beginning in far Bretagne. A Madam de Chine while waiting for her children to the evening tea was making some cookies. She made something wrone with the dough and got some lacy pancakes-crepes. She had to urgently invent some stuffing for them and a sauce. Children were happy about new dish from their mommy! Since than small outlets called each creperie became fashionable in France. There they still make crepes by the ancient recipe of Madam de Chine. The creperie is a place where the gourmets enjoy crepes!
Café Crepe-de-Chine is the only place where you can enjoy not only the taste of the crepes but also to have a pleasure of eyes watching the cooking process. At the bar-counter a creepier will make a real crepe-show creating a lacy miracle – French crepes with different stuffing. We have crepes stuffed with everything is eatable!Café Crepe-de-Chine is really a present for those who miss Parisian details! This light and cozy outlet can accept up to 80 guests. The creperie consists of 3 halls. Just on the entrance you appear at the hall "Crepier" where you can watch a miracle of creating the crepes. On making a couple steps inside you would see two other halls: "Chalet" to feel at a French lawn and "Chapeau" with French bonnets. For banquets "Chalet" accepts 20 guests and "Chapeau" accepts 10-12 guests. A wide range of dishes a-la-carte will also surprise you! In order to try everything you will have to come here not once!
Just a little hint… The French recommend to have some cider as drink to accompany crepes. We also propose house cocktails and original French wines. For ‘early birds’ Café Crepe-de-Chine proposes breakfast menu, at lunch time it is possible to try traditional French onion soup and at dinner time… well, we would better not keep giving you prompting any more. Come, take a menu and order by yourself!     
   
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