They must sell mostly spam cakes at this crap joint, because they are the biggest loaders of fake reviews on this site-and that is saying something. Is the food so bad that the have to continue to find splay their chopped ham here and think that its believable.

They sell Chinese cake, with ice cream on it, nothing you can't get at any local Chinese "bread" shop for half the price and one third the lies.

Merde!

One of my favourite spots in Sanlitun Area, either for a fast lunch, I will suggest a fresh, with good ingredients and delicious panini; a sweet snack in the afternoon, sweet crepes or just for a beer and now hot wine before a night out.

It's also a perfect spot during summer and spring to sit down in the terrace and enjoy some of their dishes, stay there for a while and just people watching in one of the most hot areas in Beijing.

The decoration is truly french, the waiter looks like the typical and topic french sailors, it's plenty of photography that reminds me my travels in France. And obviusly the corporative colors reffer to national flag of France.

Crepanini is a nice place to go with a friend (or two... but no more than that, it's tiny!) after dinner somewhere else. I had a waffle for the first time last night and agree they are better than the crepes. The sweet crepes aren't bad, I've had them several times and always enjoy, but I am also used to a bit more butter and a hotter crepe (why do the ones here always feel lukewarm or cold?). Anyways... The waffle, however, was just awesome. I shared a banana and nutella one with a friend last night. It was piping hot, fluffy with lots of nutella on top. When I go back, that's what I'm getting again!

What a lovely place to have dinner or a meal!!!! The food is great and the staff is kind. They also have a nice terrace which is great with a good weather thanks to the trees that provide a good shadow.
I had a celtic crepes which was a great and a nutella crepes which was perfect .
As a french person who had lived in China for a long time this place really made me feel like home and i really needed it. They serve a good variety of crepes, waffles and panini for every taste and such a little budget compare to the quality of the food.
I really recommend this place for every afternoon snack and french food lovers

Cozy place. I loved the salmon crepe and chocolate banana but i think that for the price we have payed, the chocolate should be better quality.
The place looks like a north of France terrace in front of the sea. Great ! Will be back for afternoon crepe.

I have been disappointed by the savory crepes, but the sweet ones hit the spot. I haven't taken a look at the drink menu since they re-opened post-renovations, but last year they had some tasty cider available, too.

The servers didn't know what was inside each crepe and were not exactly attentive, but that's not why I go to this place anyway; the reason to go is to get a quick crepe fix.

"in the span of two years," crepanini has been able to master the art of copying and pasting their above description about themselves four times to make it look like they wrote a lot.
"in the span of two years," crepanini has been able to waste a lot of people's time as they read through their description only to find out it is the exact same words.
"in the span of two years," crepanini has not been able to realize this mistake and correct it.
for how many more years will crepanini hold the title of copy and paste artist?

n.
1. A soft yellowish or whitish emulsion of butterfat, water, air, and sometimes salt, churned from milk or cream and processed for use in cooking and as a food.

Should not need to tell this to a French person but this yellowish gold is what is desperately missing at Crepanini. The food (apart from lack of butter) is good. Panini is actually quite yummy if you want nice sandwich just ask for it without the side salad (a piece of lettuce soaked in vinaigrette that will seep into your panini). Would like to give it 3 and a half stars because its only lacking butter, and the service is average but then again good service is hard to find in Beijing.

Had a quick stand-up lunch there today and my companion and I were both impressed - the panini I had was grilled just right and the combination of jambon and frommage had just the right amount of flavor. It was also refreshing to be able to have a stand-up quick bite in a nice and clean environment. The jug of fresh water is a nice touch as well.

I went there after reading all the good comments on this page, and I was pretty disappointed. Mostly because I read the tenants are from Bretagne. If they were Chinese, well, it would be a little success.
1) If there's one thing i can't accept, it's the lack of fresh butter on the top of the crepe (usually added just before service, so it's still melting when it comes). Butter is not hard to find, it's not expensive.
2) The salad is served in the same plate, wich makes the whole crepe completely ruined by the vinaigrette.
3) The fillings are way too "wet". The should put less tomatos, less cream, less cheese, and let them cook open a longer time.
4) The salmon crepe is almost un-eatable : the crepe is fully wet with lemon and I felt like eating a salmon, cream and lemon soup with a few pieces of cooked pancake floating around.
5) The 25rmb cider cup is filled with the most untasty cider I've ever drunk.

But, for a reasonable price (though to eat to your full belly and drink some you need more than 100), it's ok. The best we tried was not the Bretonne but the one with cream, cheese, ham.