“This location is a little more hidden / off the beaten path from everyone on main street. We are so thankful that the worker at the kiosk version on main street told us to come back here to try the crepes. Overall the crepes were good; they were stuffed pretty full. The staff was not overly friendly but fine. Warning that there are no restrooms at this location. Crepes are on the pricey side ($17 per)“
“When my family and I went to Crepes A La Cart, we had to wait ordering even though we were right next to the ipad because they were backlogged. Then at 10:20am they were out of stock of eggs so my sister could not add it to her crepes. Mine and my brother's crepe didn't come with chantilly creme even though we paid extra for it. Also, beware that they charge an automatic 18% gratuity and tell you in fine print on the page before being prompted to leave another tip. I liked the food, but it had disappointing aspects.“
“We got the BBQ chicken and pineapple, strawberry shortcake and chocolate w strawberries and whipped cream added. Just under $40 and was a great post ski fill up. We shared between four good eaters and couldn't decide which crepe was the best, we could have eaten another but would have been stuffed.The crepe itself is so light and delicious and they make them piping hot and fresh which makes for a bit of a wait...but well worth it. They also have a lunch special and some unique offerings written at the bottom of their menu that look to change regularly.“
“Got a ham and cheese and a bacon ranch chicken crepe here. They were tasty and came out pretty quickly after ordering. We took ours back to our nearby room to eat with plates and knife and fork.Although these were savory crepes there was a distinct smell of waffle cone when first unwrapped. Didn’t affect the flavor at all, but an initial surprise.The trolley is much more attractive than your typical food truck.“