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La Creperie

La Creperie

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Located at Rustys Markets in Cairns are these delicious Gluten Free, Dairy Free, Vegan Crépes?! 🥞 Sweet Savoury French Crepes – FOOD VAN

After spending five years at Rusty’s, Pastry Chef Christopher knows what people want! Offering delicious buckwheat-mix crepes for Vegans & those with dietary requirements, to sensational slow cooked lamb & pork crépes for the carnivores….. with an amazing selection of dessert options thrown in there too! 😋👍

La Creperie offer great value with meals starting at just $6, and you can be rest assured of the standard throughout the cooking process. Christopher and his partner Jess, create, make, prep, cut, chop AND cook every ingredient themselves! Even the sauces are homemade 🍅 Christopher makes all the crepes, is highly trained and experienced in cross contamination control and the needs of a Coeliac.

Based in the food court, these two smiling faces are always up for a chat. 😊🥞😊🥞 Friday, Saturday and Sunday @ Rusty’s Market.

Image from – Rusty’s Markets
Image from – Rusty’s Markets
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