Paris Crêpes Cafe: Niagara

Niagara Falls has become our summer getaway for the past two years and ever since we discovered this little gem along the way, Paris Crêpes has been on our minds and in our stomachs!

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Tucked away on quiet Queen Street, approximately 15 mins drive away from the Falls, is this Parisian-inspired cafe. The decor is adorable and detailed, from the windows to the walls. There is free parking in the back, or parking in front of the cafe at $1.00/hr.

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Jars of spreads for the sweet crepes at the crepe station, where they are made.

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Above: Spanish coffee

Below: a collection of crepes that we’ve tried over the years

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(No longer on the menu, and ironically our fav): A sweet crepe – pear filling, chocolate ice cream, chantilly cream

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Savoury Crepe – Thalassa: smoked salmon, scallions, capers, salad, caviar, sour cream, cherry tomato, lemon

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Savoury Crepe – Parisienne: tomato, goat cheese, garlic mushroom

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Sweet Crepe – Niagara Falls: mix berries, peaches, nutella, real vanilla ice cream

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Sweet Crepe – Pure Chocolate: dark chocolate shavings and salted butter

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Savoury Crepe – La Normande: apple butter, flambée with‏ calvados

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Savoury Crepe – Basquaise: egg, cheese, chicken, peppers, tomato, onion

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Savoury Crepe – Rocamadour: goat cheese, walnut, honey‏

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Sweet Crepe – Lison: almond and hazelnut praline spread, chantilly, toasted almond

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Can’t leave a French restaurant without trying the french onion soup! Yum


The servers speak both English and French, and the restaurant plays lovely French music while you dine by candle light. If this is your first visit then we would recommend a seat in the first half of the restaurant near the front entrance, because it is brighter and closer to the crepe station, with more decorative elements, plus a view of the street. Queen Street itself, however, is quite abandoned and there is nothing else ‘lively’ except for Paris Crepes. Overall the crepes are delicious and well portioned, and the drinks are also well made; we hope to continue our visits for years to come. Now if only they would open one in Toronto :)…


Paris Crepes Cafe
4613 Queen Street
Niagara Falls, L2E 2L7
289-296-4218

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