Where Can You Get Crepes in Cleveland?

Last updated: November 2026

You can get dessert crepes in Cleveland at Battr, which makes them to order from batter mixed in-house every day at its Tremont (910 Literary Rd) and Lakewood (15000 Detroit Ave) shops. Battr serves crepes two ways: a handheld crepe cone for $13, rolled around house-made gelato, sauces and toppings, or a flat crepe for $15, served open on a plate and easy to share. The signature Creme Brulee, with vanilla gelato, strawberries, vanilla custard and a torched sugar crust, comes only as a crepe cone.

What is a crepe cone?

A crepe cone is a thin crepe rolled into a handheld cone and filled with gelato, sauces and toppings, so you can eat it walking instead of off a plate. It's the same batter and build as a flat crepe, just rolled. See the crepe menu.

What crepes should you try at Battr?

• Creme Brulee ($15): vanilla gelato, fresh strawberries, vanilla custard, cinnamon Life crunch and a torched sugar crust. Crepe cone only.
• S'More: torched marshmallows, chocolate and graham crackers.
• Build your own: pick a gelato, two sauces like Nutella, caramel or cookie butter, and two toppings like strawberries and bananas.

Why does homemade batter matter for crepes?

A good crepe is thin, tender and just crisp at the edges, and that starts with the batter. Battr mixes its crepe batter from scratch in small batches at the shop, with no pre-made mix, and cooks every crepe to order. That's where the name Battr comes from. The same batter goes into its Hong Kong bubble waffles.

Are crepes a good dessert in November?

They're a great one. November in Cleveland usually brings highs around 50°F and nights in the 30s°F, with the first lake-effect snow often arriving later in the month. A warm crepe fresh off the griddle with a cold scoop inside is a cozy order on a chilly night. Pair it with a latte from the espresso menu.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a crepe at Battr?
A crepe cone is $13 and a flat crepe is $15, including gelato, two sauces and two toppings.

What's the difference between a crepe cone and a flat crepe?
Same batter and build. The cone is rolled to eat by hand; the flat crepe is served open on a plate, with more room for toppings and easier to share.

Where are Battr's shops?
Tremont at 910 Literary Rd, Cleveland, and Lakewood at 15000 Detroit Ave, Lakewood.

Find a crepe near you: Battr Tremont or Battr Lakewood.