Crepe Creation Cafe

Love the parmesan chicken creepe. Service was fast. and on point.
Their caramel mocca tasted like glory.
Is a most go place on South Carolina

Tried Crêpe Creation for the first time on Valentine’s Day. I wanted to try a new restaurant we hadn’t gone to before. Since it was a ‘holiday’ it was pretty busy. The host said about 30 minute wait for two. We waited maybe 10 – 15 minutes tops? That was pretty good! I thought the waitress was great, she was on top of everything. And the overall service was rather quick for how busy it was at brunch/​lunch time on Valentine’s Day.
I ordered the French Toast crêpe, stuffed with strawberries. It was excellent and really hit the spot. It was stuffed with a decent amount of strawberries too. You are not jipped on the filling of your choice from what I experienced!
I thought the prices were very fair! We ordered a French toast stuffed crêpe, a mimosa, a coffee, a side salad, and a panini sandwich, and WITH TIP, our bill was $ 31. Not too bad I thought — for good food and drinks.
Cute little café with Eiffel Tower décor all over. Located to the left of the Movie Theater in Market Common, next to Cold Stone Creamery. I think we will be back another time to try something different off the menu.

Average to below. The crepes were undercooked and the filling lukewarm. On top of that the presentaton was limp. They can do better.

Excellent quality freshness and taste at a reasonable price. The meals are all prepared in front of you. Healthy delicious and served with presentation. They also have excellent desserts that can be healthy for the calorie conscious or a total delight for that sweet tooth.

I would show a picture of my food, but it was gone too quick! Everything was delicious, and the whip cream was amazing. My boyfriend and I tried the bacon Waffle, parmesan chicken crêpe, the waffle with nutella and strawberries, and the almond joy crêpe! There wasn’t a drop left on our plates!

Love this place. Great food and love it’s location.
So many great things to choose from. Not to mention friendly customer service

Excellent! The almond joy crêpe was the best crêpe I have ever eaten! Very fast service and spacious seating.

I love crepes. Like, a lot. It’s a fantastically yummy — though maybe not-​so-​healthy — breakfast option. When I was walking down the Market area and saw the sign for this near the Cold Stone Creamery, I made a note to go back, and it was totally worth it.
First off, the pricing is pretty awesome. We spent less than $ 23 on a breakfast for three people — and everybody came away full and some people couldn’t even finish their breakfast. Great value.
This place basically serves paninis, savory crepes, dessert crepes, and waffles. That’s really about it. Some of their options can be made in crêpe or panini form, and there are a couple «make your own» options as well. They also sell $ 3.50 mimosas as well as wines and other alcoholic beverages. They also have Coke products.
The atmosphere here is pretty «hipster». That’s not an insult. It feels so comfortable and laid-​back. There are electric tealight candles on every table, and the entire atmosphere feels very nice. It looks modern and very well-​kept. There isn’t a ton of seating or room in here, though. Lots of two-​person tables and a couple four-​person tables. I could imagine having to have a wait on a busy morning, but we were seated promptly and with no problems.
Service was pretty good here. We ordered a mimosa and it was never brought nor acknowledged on the bill or by the waitress, but we didn’t remind her, so we just kinda let that go. Check was brought promptly, and all of our water was regularly refilled. No complaints about service.
The food is VERY rich here — and in a good way. The panini tended on the very salty side, but it was delicious. The Reeses Rush waffles was basically a delicious, fluffy waffle (super filling) with a drizzle of Nutella and Reeses chocolate. It came across feeling very peanut-​butter and chocolate. Super, duper rich. I had the Apple dessert crêpe, and it was super great. It came with a bit of ice cream, and while the ice cream could have used a bit more melting, I was really, really pleased with the crêpe — and like I mentioned, everyone was super satisfied after their meal.
Definitely would come back. If I could talk my party into it, I’d honestly be back tomorrow. It’s way more affordable than most breakfast options, feels like I’m supporting a lovely small business, and the food is super delicious and affordable.

Went there today. Seated quickly in a pretty full restaurant. Still didn’t expect such a long service. The dessert crepes and waffles were tasty, but the Swiss Breakfast crêpe would’ve been better without a crêpe. That crêpe didn’t taste that good with those savory ingredients. Also, if you charge $ 3 for bad coffee, you might want to at least offer a refill if your service takes so long.

Have to eat gluten free as does my wife. Service and gluten free crepes were over the top. We plan to go back again before we have to leave Myrtle
Beach. Wife had GF wrap and said best she’s ever had. If you are in the area recommend highly.

One of the best crepes I’ve ever had! Had the brie & mushroom with sage oil & added roast beef for protein. The crêpe was light & flavorful & the mushrooms were marinated & full of rich flavor. I carried out the same crêpe for lunch the next day!
My husband also loved his chicken buffalo crêpe, which had a salad mix in it & was served in more of a wrapped, burrito fashion. Service was on point too. Wish this was in my home city. I would be there frequently!

Gluten free crepes and waffles!
Great selection of crepes from breakfast, lunch, dinner and desert.
I come here often for meetings, meals and just desert.
The kitchen can get a little slow when they’re very busy, but if you come outside major meal times it’s great, even on the busiest of days.

Crêpe creation is the hidden breakfast, lunch, and dessert gem of Myrtle Beach. We have gone twice so far on our vacation. I’ve ordered something different each time and have been equally impressed. As far as gluten free options go, this is the place to be. The gf tastes just like the regular ones. The apple filling and cream cheese stuffed French toast crêpe is TO DIE FOR. Very authentic experience. They even have espresso in tiny coffee cups.
UPDATE:
We literally went here four times in our one week vacation. Wouldn’t change a thing. I took another user’s advice and tried the blueberry compote and cream cheese French toast crêpe and died a little inside.

I’m torn between a 3 & 4 star because the food is great but it takes a really long time to actually get it. We recently went there when there was only 3 people waiting on their food before us, yet it still took 40 minutes to get ours (note: we ordered at the same time we ordered the drinks because we knew they tended to be slow).
Server was friendly, ambience was fine, and food was awesome. If you are not rushed for time, this is a great place!

This precious gem is a bit off the beach. Get in your car. Start driving. This food is superb! Everything is fresh and made from scratch. The service was excellent– good luck with your masters Katie! I will say I was a bit surprised when we got the check. It was about half of what we spent on other lesser quality meals this week. So, affordable and excellent food and service! I did read a post about someone’s food here taking 20 minutes… This is not fast food! This is great food prepared to order and is worth the wait. If you want it your way right away– hit Burger King!

Not sure if perhaps they were just having an off day but our crepes tasted ok & they took 20 minutes to get out to us. We were greeted right away by a friendly smile. Out of about 15 tables 5 were occupied. There were two people behind the counter and two servers — though the servers would pop behind the counter to assist from time to time.
I ordered the almond joy crêpe and my mom an ice cream crêpe with strawberries. We both ordered hot tea as well. Our drinks were brought out quickly but by the time we received our food my tea was almost gone and my moms was cold. The almond joy crêpe was overloaded with coconut flakes and almond slices. I could barely taste the very small amount of nutella that was spread on the inside. After a few minutes the crêpe became hard and I didn’t want to finish it. The same thing happened to my moms crêpe. I’ve had many, many crepes and haven’t ever had one get hard on me. Very disappointed.

This quaint little café is conveniently located near the theater at Market Commons. The atmosphere is cute and the service was great.
I ordered the chicken florentine crêpe after reading a couple of recommendations on here. It was good but needed a good dash of salt and pepper. My husband ordered the cordon bleu crêpe. It was very tasty and I’d consider ordering that for myself next time I come here.
I consider the food to be a solid four star but I’m tempted to knock a star off because of the drinks. We decided to order some hot tea because it was the perfect weather for a nice cup of hot tea. We balked at the 2.50 a cup price but figured it must be good so I ordered the chai and my husband got the earl grey. We were both so disappointed to see that they use Bigelow tea. I generally don’t have a problem with that brand but 2.50 for a cup of hot water and a tea bag is awfully steep in my opinion. You can literally go to target and pick up a box of 20 Bigelow tea bags for 2 dollars as it’s one of the cheapest teas available. I understand that they need to make money but seriously? For that price I expected a better tea, but lesson learned.
I would definitely come back to try some of their other menu items but I will be sure to skip on the hot tea.

Pros: cute little restaurant… quickly seated… hostess does a great job at getting you seated and even busses tables… great use of space… ambiance…other waitresses work as a team and refills others drinks and busses their tables… quick turnover in tables, tea was sweet
Cons: my waitress Katie took a minute to discover me… then brought me a sweet tea with a hair in it, savory crêpe had an odd sweetness to it, filling inside was cold, chicken was that packaged pre sliced junk
I ordered the Tuscan Chicken Crêpe and a Sweet Tea.

If you’re in Myrtle Beach, come here!
My boyfriend and I had a mini vacay in Myrtle Beach for our 3^rd year anniversary. This was one of the last stops we made when we left MB, on the way back home to Va Beach. I love crepes! The plan was to each get a savory crêpe for lunch, and share a «sweet» one for dessert. NO ROOM! That’s how big and filling the savory crepes were. I don’t remember which crepes we got exactly; I wish I had written this review right after we ate there.
The place is pretty, the food is good, and that definitely equals a return visit. Now to plan another trip to MB…

We wanted to go to Paris but instead we took vacation in Myrtle Beach
we can still eat Crepes!
if you love crepes you must try this little spot
has about 10 tables
with some «French» decorations
I started off with a cappachino and it was really lovely
The menu offers sweet as well as savory crepes
there are also more hefty savory meat crepes
since our group wanted to try them all we decided sharing was a good option and our sweet friendly waitress said No problem
little did we know she would actually cut the crepes in half and serve them on their own plates
we had coconut chocolate
lemon Ohh this one was so good
and a cheesy one and a salsa and egg one (forgot the name)
they we all good
prices are between 5 or so dollars to 10 or so dollars
great for breakfast or lunch