The Real Crepe: A French Delight in Las Vegas

Tucked away near Summerlin Parkway on the west side of Las Vegas is The Real Crepe, a charming family-owned French creperie that offers a cozy experience of sweet and savory crepes, European coffee, and handmade treats.

Our visit turned a regular family outing into something special.

A Hidden Gem in the Heart of Las Vegas

After a fun morning exploring The Las Vegas Farm, my kids and I were ready for a treat.

The Real Crepe, a little French spot tucked away near the Buffalo exit off Summerlin Parkway, seemed like the perfect change of pace.

Stepping inside, we were immediately transported. The cozy, European-inspired decor—soft lighting, rustic wood tables, and the warm scent of freshly made crepes—made it feel like we’d stumbled into a Parisian cafe.

A couple of shelves displayed jars of handmade jam and cookies, adding a personal touch to the space. It was clear: this wasn’t just a restaurant; it was a labor of love.

The owners, a married couple, welcomed us with genuine smiles.

There’s something special about walking into a place where the people behind the counter know their customers and their food.

You feel like you’re being welcomed into their home—and maybe that’s why The Real Crepe feels so, well, real.

Crepes: Sweet, Savory, and Seasonal

The menu here is a perfect mix of tradition and creativity. Sweet crepes, savory crepes, seasonal specials—there’s something for everyone, all crafted with a nod to French culinary tradition.

They even offer European-style coffee, waffles, and trendy avocado toasts.

We started off with drinks to warm us up—a Seasonal Hot Cocoa with White Chocolate and Peppermint. Creamy, decadent, and just sweet enough, my kids were already hooked.

Sweet Crepes for the Kids

For the main event, the kids couldn’t resist the classic sweet options.

My daughter ordered the Nutella, Banana, and Strawberries Crepe, an irresistible mix of chocolate-hazelnut spread and fresh fruit tucked inside a perfectly thin crepe.

My son went for the Banana Split Crepe, which felt like dessert disguised as breakfast—whipped cream, bananas, and a touch of indulgence.

A Savory Twist for Me

I took the waitress’s recommendation and tried the Mediterranean Crepe. It was a savory mix of fresh vegetables, herbs, chicken, and cheese, unlike anything I’d had before.

The delicate crepe paired beautifully with the bold Mediterranean flavors. It was light yet filling, and every bite made me want to slow down and savor the moment.

Handmade Treats to Take Home

While the food stole the show, the atmosphere added something unforgettable to the experience.

The Real Crepe is intimate without being cramped and stylish without feeling pretentious.

My kids felt as welcome as I did—a rare feat for a spot with such refined European charm.

Before we left, I couldn’t resist picking up a jar of their handmade jam. They make it in-house, just like everything else here, and it’s the kind of treat that makes breakfast at home feel a little more special.

I also eyed their cookies for next time—because, trust me, there will be a next time.

The Real Crepe Experience

The Real Crepe is more than just a place to eat—it’s an experience. The owners’ passion for food and hospitality shines through in every detail, from the fresh ingredients to the friendly smiles.

This spot is perfect for a family outing, a quiet brunch date, or even a solo escape with a cup of European coffee.

If you’re looking for something different—something with heart, tradition, and the kind of charm that transports you to another place—The Real Crepe is it.

Whether you stick to the classics, try the seasonal specials, or take the staff’s recommendations like I did, you’ll leave happy.