crepe pancakes

hidden in the by-lanes of the macleodganj market this cozy cafe serves some of the best pancakes amongst cafes in india.

the pancakes are freshly made and the best part is that they are just the right amount of sweet which brings out the flavour of the food. we ordered the mixed fruit maple syruppancakeand the egg, spinach and mushroom pancake. both were delicious and worth paying a visit to start off the day with an amazing breakfast.

loved it loved it ..jas shakshukha for first time..never thought it will be soo amazing.....and the crepepancakeof banana and chocolate. wowww..to die for

the food is so delicious. every item on the menu is prepared with love. went there everyday for breakfast or lunch during my stay, and every time it was worth the money. the café is cozy and family run. i tried the sushi, burrito bowl, tortilla, salads, crepes, carrot cake, fruit salad : all of the dishes were delicious. the sushi is made with brown rice and is so reasonably priced. the cinnamon oatspancakewith apple cheese sauce is just heavenly. the burrito bowl had the rice done right! and the carrot cake was so yummy.
they also have a nice selection of herbal teas. i tried the ginger lemon honey and tibetan herbal tea and both were very relaxing. also, a unique item is the kombucha tea which is fermented (it might not be everyone's cup of tea, but go ahead and try).

in short, best place to eat. in love with this place.

if you are looking for a place to relax and have some good crepe pancakes , crepepancakehut is the place for you . a very nice & comfortable seating and a peaceful ambience is what you'll get . in our 2 visits , we ordered some different flavoured pancakes with different base and everytime , those were just awesome . i would highly recommend to try cinnamon oat basepancakewith mixed fruit and maple syrup topping . the staff was very polite and happy to co-operate .
p.s. : don't forget to try the iced lemon tea if you are an ice tea lover .

i walked by crepepancakehut probably 70 to 80 times before stopping in. neither crepes nor pancakes, particularly vegetarian ones, sounded good prior, but i wanted to give them a try before leaving. i am sorry i waited so long!

like most restaurants in mcleod ganj, especially the ones with eastern-style (sit on the floor) seating, this place was filled to the brim with young, bohemian, hippie-wannabes. if you have traveled in india recently, you know the type ... long, filthy, unwashed dreadlocks, pajamas, nose stuck in their phone or computer and unable to carry on a conversation with anybody over 20 even if their life depended on it.

anyway, enough of my judgmental attitude (i really am working on it and learned a bit more through buddhist philosophy classes, but it is obviously a work in progress) and on to the food. 

i ordered a veggie burrito with avocado pico di gallo (90 rupees - $1.45) and a pot of lemon ginger honey (50 rupees). the burrito was crispy and tasty, filled with sauteed bell peppers (capsium) and onions, kidney beans, and accompanied by half an avocado peel filled with a combination of mashed avocado, diced tomato and onion, and a bit of sour cream (or yogurt, i could not tell which).

the pot of ginger lemon honey was delicious and one of the cheapest in town at 50 rupees, filling my cup four times at 12.5 rupees (20 cents) a pop. in all, it was a light, healthy, yet filling lunch at an extremely reasonable price.

combatcritic gives crepepancakehut 9 bombs out of 10 ... bombs are great!