Crepes

Is there a good place to get crepes?

[Robin Garr]

Is there a good place to get crepes?

If I recall correctly, Marie, there used to be a chain spot (maybe in Oxmoor?) called La Creperie. The fad seems kind of '80s now, though, in retrospect, and I can't think of any place that specializes in them.

Vietnam Kitchen (and other Vietnamese spots) have <i>banh xeo</i>, which is a crepe-like egg pancake/omelet made with coconut milk and stuffed with crisp bean sprouts and tender baby shrimp. It's a delight, but maybe not what you're thinking of.

Not really good, but the IHOP in Clarksville offers them

Bob Evans has some pretty good ones that you can get filled with dufferent fillings...

If you are ever in Cincy...Go to Christy's & Lenhardts...They have Hungarian Palacsinta....They are Crepes filled...

OOOH thanks...

I have relatives in Northern KY...

Bob Evans has some pretty good ones that you can get filled with dufferent fillings...

Will have to try them

Like i said the Bob Evans are good but not great....

Vietnam Kitchen (and other Vietnamese spots) have banh xeo, which is a crepe-like egg pancake/omelet made with coconut milk and stuffed with crisp bean sprouts and tender baby shrimp. It's a delight, but maybe not what you're thinking of.

That is one of my favorite dishes in town. Delightful with a little sriracha sauce.

"Wait - are they the really thin pancakes? I love those!"

[Robin Garr]

That is one of my favorite dishes in town. Delightful with a little sriracha sauce.

Me too, Amy! We had 'em Friday night, and I could go back for more for lunch today ...

That is one of my favorite dishes in town. Delightful with a little sriracha sauce.

Me too, Amy! We had 'em Friday night, and I could go back for more for lunch today ...

Wow, banh xeo sounds good! OK...Lemongrass, Cafe Mimosa, Zen Garden, or Little Saigon?

My husband often makes them for a weekend breakfast using the recipe from The Joy of Cooking. We fill them with preserves, but my children like to fill them with chocolate syrup and marshmallows. They are fun and delicious to eat and pretty simple to make from scratch.

[Robin Garr]

Wow, banh xeo sounds good! OK...Lemongrass, Cafe Mimosa, Zen Garden, or Little Saigon?

You left out the winnah and still champeen: Vietnam Kitchen!

Wow, banh xeo sounds good! OK...Lemongrass, Cafe Mimosa, Zen Garden, or Little Saigon?

You left out the winnah and still champeen: Vietnam Kitchen!

One of these days I'll get down to Vietnam Kitchen, but I got some banh xeo from Lemongrass on my way home from work. I also got a papaya salad and Thai tea. It hit the spot!!! (Although the best Thai tea is from Yang Kee Noodle or Simply Thai)