Arnor Crepes & Bubble Tea

I noticed this place about a month ago while visiting a friend in Bay Parkway. I honestly wouldn’t of noticed this store if it wasn’t for the sign chained on the big street. I enjoy trying new bubble tea places out and I chose the Passion Fruit with Mixed Popping Boba since I really love popping boba. The drink was awesome but, I found that their popping boba was kind of harder to pop than Yaya’s. I’ll definitely be back to try the other drinks with their mixed popping boba!

Not a bad place for dessert. There are plenty of good flavor options (maybe too many actually), but they only serve crepes and drinks here. The low price is very good for the quality.
I got the lychee and mango ice cream crêpe. Came with two huge scoops and a wafer cookie. The crêpe is hard and crispy, almost cookie like like, which works in holding up to the wet ingredients. A little different from the soft, chewy texture of a crêpe at Bar Suzette.

A hidden gem along the bay parkway. Their crepes are crispy all the way through and pretty big in size compared to most places. I love that it comes with a chocolate cookie straw and a thin round cookie, and to top it off, whipped cream! The Japanese matcha red bean sundae is the perfect combo for an Asian inspired dessert. I love me some red bean sweets. I only wished that there was red bean throughout the entire length of the crêpe instead of just at the top, so I’m not only left with green tea ice cream and a crêpe base. But nonetheless it was delicious and there was a good amount of red bean present. Next on my list of things to try is the mango lychee crêpe!

This place is a bit hidden, on a side street. But is a nice spot to come in and get something new. Ice cream, bubble tea, crepes.
I personally didn’t like their crêpe — we got a simple crêpe with Nutella. It was crisp and it felt burned and dry to me but my partner loved it. So maybe you’ll like it. We got vanilla & strawberry ice cream scoops on the side which were absolutely amazing — the strawberry was 5 STARS!!!
I also got a milk bubble tea (my 1^st time!) but when I got here I felt comfortable finally getting it. It was ok I think I would get it again.
The packaging of all their times and their logo/​branding is really nice.
As other people have said its a small place and it was filled when we got there so we went to sit on their bench outside which was actually pleasant.
This place is a nice pit stop for a few interesting sweets.

You have to come here for the crepes! They’re not too sweet, which I like. I actually finished the whole thing. I recommend the strawberry and lychee ice cream. The combination of black bean ice cream and red beans compliments each other. Definitely coming back!

My boyfriend and I decided to try this place out since it is located very close to his house. To start off, we ordered the Mango & Lychee ice cream crêpe. It wasn’t bad, in fact, the mango and lychee ice cream were both very good; flavor and texture wise. The crêpe itself was a bit chewy, but tolerable.
As you see, the crêpe was pretty average. The reason I gave this place a 3 star, however, is because of the atmosphere during my time there. There was a group of 4 or 5 people (who are all friends of one of the employees, I presume) conversing extremely loudly during my time there. And when I say loud, I mean LOUD. Now, I may be judging too harshly, but experiencing that ear-​screeching environment really ruined the experience for me. It’s even more upsetting knowing that they’re friends of the employee because it gave them leeway to act however they pleased. Again, I may be judging too harshly, but it was a really unpleasant experience.
Would I go back? Probably, if I don’t encounter that group again. Other than that, the food is ok, but nothing special that draws me back.

For some reason, I was craving crepes so I Unilocaled for a place nearby. Arnor’e crêpe was close enough so I drove out with my BF.
We tried the Nutella strawberry crêpe. The crêpe was good. It kind of reminded me of the thin cookies with a taste close to pizelle. Nutella is always good so the crêpe wasn’t too bad. The only downfall is, the crêpe is big but the Nutella and strawberry inside didn’t fill the crêpe so it kind of looks empty.
I also had the oolong milk tea which was good and warm for a chilly day.
They have a if you spend $ 5, you earn a stamp card so make sure to ask for one.
Parking is pretty easy to find.

This was quite a cumbersome treat! There was not much of a hassle ordering and the workers were nice. The crêpe I got had the perfect proportions; I had enough ice cream and toppings to compliment my crêpe. The only problem is that the crêpe might be a little bland to some. Powdered sugar would be a fix, but alas, there wasn’t any. Overall, pretty worth it for $ 6.50.

Little cute shop easily missed right across the street from the car wash place. This place sells all kinds of bubble teas and crêpe. Regular size bubble tea is $ 3 and large is $ 4

This place is out by our dentist so we always go after going to the dentist (probably shouldn’t tell our dental hygienist this!). It’s a cute spot that feels bright and sunny even when the weather isn’t great. The people who work there are nice and the bubble tea and crepes are good.
I’ve been to a handful of different bubble tea places in the neighborhood and this one is the best, also the only one that has the machine that seals the lids on and actually has a setup that is well suited to making bubble tea (not that the other places are bad, they are just bakeries that also sell bubble tea instead of bubble tea places).
Only had their crepes a few times but the ones I’ve had have been good and served in those cardboard things that make it so you can eat it without a fork which is nice.

Great little crêpe and ice cream place
Fresh crêpe the lychee ice-​cream is as good as Chinatown ice cream factory
It’s kinda hard to see its next CVS and car wash
I usually calls them to place order and I pick up
Very good service and fresh stuff
Close too early !

The place was nice, people were nice, service wasn’t bad.
The crepes however is a little different than the usual I eat. I’ve tried asian styled crepes from over the world. Almost all the ones I’ve tried had the soft skin. This store’s was more towards the harder skin. I’m not too used to the texture and taste of it.

I really don’t want to share this review because this place is (literally) a hidden gem. Luckily for anyone looking, there is a small sign on the street that points you to their cute shop.
The smell of the sweet batter def distracted us. We were so excited… there’s just so many choices! We ended up ordering the mango and lychee crêpe which was made quickly and was very well presented in the cone holders. For all the ice cream lovers, you will be happy to see the large scoops of ice cream. It was a little difficult deciding where to start eating the ice cream or the crêpe first. Thank goodness the crêpe was crunch and flaky so it held our treats inside very well.

I was feeling a little stressed and depressed yesterday, so I came here. This little shop hidden from the main Bay Parkway sells not only bubble teas, coffee, hot chocolate, and crepes, but also happiness.
Their ice cream crêpe literally lightened my mood and gave me energy to keep working on my college essays. Maybe it was the strong matcha ice cream. Maybe it was the not too soft not too crunchy crêpe. Maybe it was the overload of the red bean. Or maybe it was sugar that I needed, but I felt a lot better after eating it (matcha ice cream and red bean ice cream crêpe).
The service was on par as usual. There are only three little tables, but they did not ask me to leave when i stayed to read my book.
While other people have better mechanisms with coping with stress, Ill stick to this place a little longer!

Maybe I am spoiled from all the awesome crêpes I’ve had while living on South Beach, but this was not what I expected. I have also had great crêpes while in Upper West Side NYC, so yeah I was kind of disappointed. I ordered two strawberry crêpes, one for me and another for the little tike so she can experience it too. While writing this review, I literally took another bite juuuust to make sure and my mouth made a definitive agreement with the words of this review. I literally felt as if I had strawberry jelly with bread instead of strawberry crêpes.
As far as the location, it was a cute space, very clean that smelled like ice cream. There was a group of Asian female friends having a great time. I felt as if when the workers here saw me as a black female they made the accurate assumption I probably wouldn’t tip before I even had the chance to prove them wrong or right, so they were like you’re getting it to go, right?
I let them know I was dining in and shortly after receiving one crêpe, I got up to ask for a fork and knife and then another for my daughter. I later realized, it’s easier to eat it with your hands in the little paper holder they provide.
Maybe I am reading too much into it, maybe I am wrong. I was greeted with a friendly smile when I first walked in so don’t take my word for something that I may be the one making an incorrect assumption on, I will give them that. But what I cannot give is a stellar review for the crêpes I had. Flaky, dry with little flavor.
At the end of the day, or rather shall I say night, maybe they have great milkshakes or other items, maybe it was a bad night for crêpes, who knows. I just know that I came a long distance, taking über for the first time so I could expose my little one to crêpes for the very first time and learned a very valuable lesson… go to Whole Foods, buy crêpes there and eat it at home.

This place is freaking awesome!!! The crêpe is huge and has a crispy crunch to it. Even when I had it to go and ate it at home, it was still crispy and not soggy at all. It’s not overly sweet with just the right fragrant sweetness to it. I’ve tried the crêpe with banana & condense milk, crêpe with banana & Nutella and crêpe with mango and lychee ice cream (comes with two cookies and whip cream) They’re all so good. The mango and lychee ice cream is creamy and so full of fruity flavor. The mango tea with popping boba is delicious. Unlike other places ive tried, the popping boba is thin and doesn’t have a weird taste to it. The milk bubble tea is good too. Has a nice fragrant tea flavor instead of watery milk flavor like some other places. The staff is very friendly and the place is clean. But kinda small with 6 seats.

These crepes & the mango bubble are just delicious.
This is my new desert spot. It’s right across the street from where I get my oil change. Nice way to kill 30 minutes while also refreshing your taste buds.

Lovely desserts that are well executed and delicious!
FOOD = I got the strawberry and green tea ice cream crêpe with actual strawberries in my crêpe. It was delicious and mouth watering.
STAFF = Extremely friendly. Finally! Asian store owners who actually care about customer service! They also bought our crepes to our tables!
PLACE = Sorta small, seats about 10 people max.
Get their stamp card~10 stamps of purchases of $ 5 or more and you’ll get $ 5 off your 11^th purchase!

The place is really pretty with the colorful walls. The presentations of the crêpe are really pretty, along with the crêpe holder. Both crepes came with whipped cream, a cookie, and some cookie stick (?).
I got the Fruit Paradise Sundae ($ 7.25), which came with peaches, kiwi, and banana. I wish there was more fruits, I only got like 2 – 3 pieces each. The ice creams basically filled up the whole crêpe. Wish there was more fruits or filling inside the crêpe. My friend got the Vanilla Chocolate Sundae ($ 5.75) and she have was ice cream, whipped cream, and the cookies. The crêpe skin is hard but not crunchy, not like the usual soft and chewy crepes. This is not a bad thing, it really hold the crêpe together.

This place is officially my favorite crêpe place in brooklyn. Not only do they make crepes but they serve you bubble tea.
I love how they create the presentation of crepes, that’s how it should be. It’s not just a dish you put on a plate it’s a street food you can hold in your hand.
I ordered a matcha red bean sundae and you’re totally getting a bang for your buck, it’s not just topped with a scoop of ice cream but the whole thing is filled with it. I wish they mixed in more red bean on the inside but other than that it was really good, loved the added cookies.
The crepes are paired nicely with bubble tea, it was nice to consume both side by side. I had their passion fruit tea with slot and their aloe was delicious, incredibly fresh and big pieces.
They also offer stamp cards and free drinks with your crepes on Monday — Tuesday!