The crêpe list at Choco Fruit is long, and that is half the fun. It is also why first-time guests sometimes stand at the counter for a few minutes, reading names like Sushi Crepe and Fettuccine Crepe and wondering what will actually arrive on the plate. This guide walks through the whole crêpes and mini pancakes menu, group by group, with what goes into each dish and the price from our ordering system.
Every crêpe starts the same way: a thin batter spread on a hot griddle at the live station, cooked in front of you, then filled, folded or rolled. What changes is the chocolate, the fruit and the toppings. Once you understand those three pieces, the menu gets much easier to read.
Start with the chocolate
Most dishes on the crêpe menu ask you one question first: Belgian chocolate, Nutella or Lotus?
- Belgian chocolate is the classic. Our triple chocolate base uses milk Belgian chocolate with white and dark Belgian chocolate drizzled over it.
- Nutella is the hazelnut chocolate spread most people already know. It is softer and sweeter than the Belgian.
- Lotus is the spread made from Biscoff cookies. It tastes of caramel and spice rather than cocoa, so it is the pick for guests who want something sweet that is not chocolate.
Some crêpes come with their chocolate already decided, such as the Nutella Classic Crepe or the Lotus Crepe. Others, like the Sushi Crepe or the Fettuccine Crepe, let you choose. Can't decide? The Half and Half dishes let you pick two.
You can also add more. Extra chocolate (Nutella, milk, dark, white or Lotus) is $2.99. Extra fruit (strawberry, kiwi, pineapple, banana, blueberry or blackberry) is $1.99. A scoop of vanilla or chocolate ice cream on the side is $2.99.
The classic chocolate crêpes
These are the simplest plates on the menu, and the right place to start if you have never had a crêpe here.
Nutella Classic Crepe — $11.99. A crêpe served with Nutella and dusted with powdered sugar. Nothing else on it, and nothing else needed. This is the one to order when you want to taste the crêpe itself.
Triple Chocolate Crepe — $11.99. The crêpe is topped with our special milk Belgian chocolate, then drizzled with white and dark Belgian chocolate. Three chocolates, one plate. Several other crêpes on the menu are built on top of this one, so it is worth knowing.
Banana Roll Crepe — $12.99. A whole banana is wrapped in a crêpe and topped with the chocolate you choose. It holds its shape well, which makes it a good choice for takeout or for eating on the go.
The fruit crêpes
If you like a little fresh fruit to balance the chocolate, this group is for you.
Nutella Fruit Crepe — $12.99. The Nutella crêpe, served with banana and strawberry and finished with powdered sugar. It is one of the shop's best sellers, and it is easy to see why: it is familiar, and the fruit keeps it from feeling too heavy.
Special Belgian Crepe — $12.99. Take the triple chocolate crêpe and add banana and strawberry. If the Nutella Fruit Crepe is the soft, nutty version, this is the darker, more chocolate-forward one.
Berries Crepe — $12.99. Strawberries, blueberries and blackberries, topped with sweetened condensed milk and strawberry syrup. There is no chocolate in the description, which makes it the brightest and fruitiest crêpe on the list. Add a chocolate for $2.99 if you want both.
Fruit Crepe — $14.99. A crêpe with your choice of chocolate, topped with banana, kiwi, pineapple and mixed berries. It carries the most fruit of any crêpe here, and the kiwi and pineapple add a tart note you won't find elsewhere on the menu.
The cookie and candy crêpes
These crêpes are about texture. Each one adds crumbs or pieces on top, and three of them come with vanilla ice cream.
Lotus Crepe — $12.99. Lotus spread inside, white chocolate drizzled over the top, and Lotus cookie crumbs scattered on it, served with vanilla ice cream. It is a best seller and the obvious choice for anyone who loves Biscoff.
Oreo Crepe — $12.99. The triple chocolate crêpe, topped with Oreo crumbs and served with vanilla ice cream. Cookies-and-cream fans tend to go straight for this one.
Brownies Crepe — $12.99. The same triple chocolate base, this time topped with brownie crumbs and served with vanilla ice cream. It is the richest of the group and the one to choose when you want a lot of chocolate.
Kinder Crepe — $12.99. A triple chocolate crêpe topped with four pieces of Kinder Bueno. It has no ice cream in the description, so it travels a little better than the Oreo or Brownies versions.
The shareable crêpes
These dishes are shaped for sharing, or for anyone who likes to eat in small bites.
Sushi Crepe — $13.99. Despite the name, there is no fish involved. You choose a filling of banana and strawberry or banana and brownies, it is wrapped in a crêpe and cut into eight pieces, like a sushi roll, then topped with your chocolate. Eight pieces split easily between two to four people.
Mini Rolls — $12.99. Three small crêpe rolls topped with your choice of chocolate. They are simple and tidy, an easy choice for kids.
Fettuccine Crepe — $16.99. The crêpe is shredded into long ribbons, like pasta, then topped with your chocolate and served with vanilla ice cream. It is the most playful plate on the menu and the highest-priced crêpe, so it works well in the middle of a table.
Half and Half Crepe — $13.99. A crêpe topped with any two of the three chocolates: Belgian, Nutella or Lotus. It solves the most common argument at the counter, and it lets a couple split one plate without compromising.
Mini pancakes
Mini pancakes sit on the same menu page as the crêpes, and they are a different experience: small, fluffy, round and easy to pick up.
Mini Pancakes — $12.99. Ten fluffy mini pancakes topped with your choice of chocolate. Add fruit for $1.99 if you want a fresh bite between them.
Half and Half Mini Pancakes — $13.99. The same idea, with two chocolates instead of one. Lotus on one side and Belgian on the other is a good way to try both.
How to choose
Still unsure? Here are a few simple ways to decide.
- First visit, ordering alone: the Nutella Fruit Crepe or the Special Belgian Crepe. Both are best sellers, and both show what the shop does well.
- Two people, one plate: the Sushi Crepe or the Half and Half Crepe.
- A group: a Fettuccine Crepe in the middle, plus Mini Pancakes or Mini Rolls for the kids.
- Not a big chocolate person: the Berries Crepe or the Lotus Crepe.
- Maximum chocolate: the Brownies Crepe, with an extra dark chocolate drizzle for $2.99.
- Taking it home: the Banana Roll Crepe or the Kinder Crepe, since neither comes with ice cream.
Beyond the crêpes
If you finish a crêpe and still have room, the rest of the menu follows the same chocolate choices. The Belgian waffles range from a Half Fruit Waffle to the Ice Cream Waffle. The fruit cocktails include the Lebanese and Syrian cups familiar to anyone who grew up near a Levantine juice shop. For dipping, the Chocofruit Dipping (3 Items) lets you choose three items, from strawberries to mini crêpe rolls, to dip in warm chocolate.
Ordering
Everything above is made to order at the live station in our shop on Brookhurst Street, open until 11:30 every night. You can eat in, take it to go, or order online for pickup or delivery. Prices here match our ordering system on the day this guide was written; the ordering page always has the latest. For directions and hours, see our locations. Arabic readers can find the full menu at /ar/.