fruitjam46
Columbus
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Hey all,
I was wondering if anyone could recommend to me somewhere that has good blintzes or crepes and also mimosas, as I am going out with my family for a graduation brunch and this is what I need to celebrate my four years of schooling!
Thanks!
(Sorry if this post is not in the right place, I'm new at this :oops: )
Crepes have been strongly demanded here and for good reason, but to no avail as far as I know. lizless must be backlogged.
First Watch might be a possibility for a decent crepe, but not likely what you're looking for.
Horse Chestnut
Merion Village
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I'm thinking the Worthington Inn serves crepes with their brunch. You might give them a call.
BetsyB
Westgate
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you may want to check with Lindey's in German Village...They have a really great breakfast they serve-can't remember if it included crepes---if the patio is open ask to sit outside...it is really kinda enchanting to sit out there and have brunch.
Manatee
The eternal present
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My friend Caroline at work is starting a crepe cart, so far has had several successful test runs at small get-togethers.
She is looking for places to make crepes this summer!! So let me know if you have an event you'd like to have crepes at. I'll pass the word along.
She's the foodie/good cook type, can't wait to try this stuff.
honavery
Arizona
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you may want to check with Lindey's in German Village...They have a really great breakfast they serve-can't remember if it included crepes---if the patio is open ask to sit outside...it is really kinda enchanting to sit out there and have brunch.
Damn, I didn't know Lindy's did brunch....
Back on topic, I know First Watch has crepes....I've never had them, the rest of their food is pretty good though.
dirtgirl
University District
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Late night crepes off a cart is a brilliant idea. Reminds me of Paris after you leave the clubs. She should set up shop in Short North on weekends and definitely at Comfest.
Re: First Watch crepes... eh. They're fine but they have a weird mixture of fruit in them (mostly bananas). I would personally expect either berries, or a buttery/lemon creme. mmmmm.... And yeah, no mimosas.
dirtgirl wrote Re: First Watch crepes... eh. They're fine but they have a weird mixture of fruit in them (mostly bananas). I would personally expect either berries, or a buttery/lemon creme. mmmmm.... And yeah, no mimosas.
I'm more into the Key West crepe (Smoked turkey, avocado, bacon, tomatoes and Monterey Jack cheese. Topped with sour cream.) But again, First Watch isn't what I would recommend to fruitjam. We probably have to lose the crepe requirement and think about the overall experience. But then it becomes a general brunch discussion, which probably has multiple threads floating around somewhere.
The Lindey's recommendation is certainly a good one. I'll throw out Due Amici to add another option: http://www.due-amici.com/brunch.html
I think we need to connect Manatee's friend up with some Mr./Mrs. DeepPockets and get a real store front set up. Or maybe a CU collective ownership. Who's in?
michaelcoyote
!seabus
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Back when I was a young coyote in Key West, I lived in a house with a young Quebecois named Paul. Paul would somehow make the most excellent crepes out of my cast iron frying pan. The fruit we had at the time was basically what we could find cheap, and so included bananas and mangoes stolen from neighbors trees.
Oddly enough, I could manage to make great "cafe con leche" out of my old moka pot and a steamer pot I had at the time.
I'm guessing the Crepes made everything taste better.
Also, access to the crazy German girls who lived there made everything taste better.
Yes, Banana Bean is much loved here (CU). Has anyone tried their crepes?
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