Lunch date #55 April 25, 2014
We needed to grab a quick bite, and
Uncle Gary was in town to join us. Thought we'd head to the new
creperie in town—but Mom wasn't so sure at first. Never had a savory crepe, so
time for another new experience, and we were off to The Corner Creperie
(349 Main St.; next to Fontina's).
Location 5 points: Still love downtown P-town!
Ambiance 3 points: Open kitchen style so you can watch the crepe
making. Very small place-only 5 tables inside, but more outside available. Mom commented about their "wall-of-clocks" and when I asked
her what she thought about it, she replied: "Well, I guess it is OK if you
like clocks." We counted 7 different clocks on the main wall.
Menu selection 3 points: A few different savory choices-and you can build
your own. Seemed to be lacking in choices of sauces, although they did offer a béchamel.
They also have a grand selection of sweet crepes (which I've heard are pretty
good), but we didn't have time to sample those.
Service: not graded—offer at the counter
and then go back to pick up your own plate.
Food 3 points: The crepes were OK, but too bland for my taste. I
had a build-your-own with chicken, spinach, cheese and mushrooms. It was far to
dry-I even asked the crepe-maker if he remembered the cheese. He replied that
he uses a very fine planer-grater so you can't see the cheese. I couldn't see
it or taste it, so I think more cheese was needed. Otherwise, it lacked flavor. Mom liked her ham and cheese
choice OK and Uncle Gary had a "complete" with egg, ham and cheese. One good
point: a decanter of water on the counter with fresh orange slices to
serve-yourself a glass of water. I was disappointed, however, that the only
non-herbal tea they offered was Earl Grey.
Value 3 points: Sort of a "fast-food" style place with
serve yourself everything, and the crepes are served on square disposable
plates. Not exactly fine dining—sort of a cross between a crepe stand and a
coffee shop. The prices, however, are very good: $7.50 for my combo, Mom's ham
and cheese only $6.
Overall score for The Corner
Creperie: 3.4 points. Not a bad spot—and
probably fun for dessert to get a sweet crepe. Not big fans of the savory,
however…but might return and try a different combo and ask for extra cheese.
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