Restaurant

Crepe House Astoria

Name: Crepe House Astoria
Address: 33-15 30th Avenue, 11103, Queens, New York, United States

Crepe House Astoria is a late-night dessert counter for made-to-order crepes, waffles, mini pancakes, ice-cream sundaes and fruit-and-chocolate combinations.

City guideAstoria

Why dine here

Crepe House Astoria operates at 33-15 30th Avenue as one of four New York locations. Its long evening hours and open counter make dessert the main event: batter is spread thin on a hot plate, filled while pliable and folded around combinations chosen for temperature and texture.

What to expect

Nutella and strawberry remain the clearest crepe pairing, combining warm pastry, melted chocolate-hazelnut spread and fresh fruit. Waffles offer deeper wells and crisper edges for sauces and ice cream; mini pancakes multiply the browned surface, while sundaes emphasize cold creaminess and layered toppings.

Before you go

The menu also follows newer dessert trends through Biscoff, pistachio and Dubai-style chocolate treatments, rather than limiting itself to classic French combinations. The official operator site confirms the Astoria address and late hours, and a current halal directory identifies the venue as a halal bakery and creperie.

Muslim check

Halal dining checks

These checks help Muslim guests assess service details before booking or visiting.

Serves alcohol?Not verified
Serves pork?No
Separate utensils for pork?Not applicable
Washroom has bidet / Muslim shower?Not verified
Has prayer room?Not verified

Verified July 1, 2026

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Last editorial review: 2026-07-01

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What to expect

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