
The decor of Monsieur Crepe is urban industrial, with wooden floors and tables made with repurposed timber. The windows are large. The countertop is white. There is an array of food and drinks to choose from, including crepes and gallettes. The word Crepe means pancake in French, and as well as the crepes French toast is on offer.
See their website for the menu and other information.
The entrance is flat. The floor is flat throughout. There is no separate accessible toilet, but there are toilets. Highchairs are available and dogs are welcome. There are no Braille or large print menus, however the staff are able to explain what is available. Although staff have not received training in Neurodiversity they are able to help to the best of their ability.
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