**edit: this restaurant has CLOSED -11/25/07** Paris Creperie is a real nice place to eat and it's a *great* place to hang out. It's located right across the street from MGH, probably a two... More

**edit: this restaurant has CLOSED -11/25/07** Paris Creperie is a real nice place to eat and it's a *great* place to hang out. It's located right across the street from MGH, probably a two minute walk from the Charles/MGH Red Line stop. They serve smoothies (including Nutella flavor!) and a wide variety of crepes: breakfast crepes, dessert crepes, full-meal style crepes with meat and cheese and veggies... my personal favorite is the pizza crepe which costs less than $5. It's really the small touches that make Paris Creperie a personal favorite. They've got a pitcher of water to which you can help yourself, a giant basket of free newspapers to peruse, good music and friendly employees. Highly worth visiting. 326 Cambridge Street Boston, MA 02114 (617) 589-0909 M-F: 7am-10pm S/Su: 8am-10pm
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It's expensive compared to the price of a crepe in Europe (usually not more than 2-3 Euro when purchased from a street cart), but not as expensive as some other crepe places in the U.S., depending... More

It's expensive compared to the price of a crepe in Europe (usually not more than 2-3 Euro when purchased from a street cart), but not as expensive as some other crepe places in the U.S., depending on what you order. If you want a "specialty crepe" it can run you as much as $7-8, which is excessive. The classic banana-nutella crepe is really yummy. They do have quite an impressive selection of crepes and have come up with some really creative combinations. The place is very small, but you can easily get things to go (it's also not usually full). They make smoothies, but these are expensive as well. Service can be rude, which I guess adds to the air of authenticity.
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I come here on occasion for lunch, since it is near my office. In my opinion, I find the crepes to be quite expensive compared to other crepe places in and around Boston. The quality is good, and... More

I come here on occasion for lunch, since it is near my office. In my opinion, I find the crepes to be quite expensive compared to other crepe places in and around Boston. The quality is good, and the service and atmosphere are nice - but the prices alway seem too high for me. It might have something to do with the fact that they are a chain...but I'm not sure.
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I always miss Paris, But visiting his quaint, charming eaterie near the Charles MGH T stop helps me to remember it. It boasts breakfast, lunch and dessert crepes, as well as delicious frozen yogurt... More

I always miss Paris, But visiting his quaint, charming eaterie near the Charles MGH T stop helps me to remember it. It boasts breakfast, lunch and dessert crepes, as well as delicious frozen yogurt and smoothies. With comfortable couches and chairs, this cafe is a great place to relax and enjoy coffee and company.
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