Crêpe Neptune serves, unsurprisingly, crêpes, both in the sweet and savory variety. The names are all coastal in theme, from local beaches like Manzanita (ham and cheese), to landmarks like Haystack (Nutella, banana, and whipped cream). Guests can also create custom combinations, and there are options available for gluten- and dairy-free crêpes.

After coffee, Crêpe Neptune is the spot for a sweet or savory breakfast with crêpes named for local spots, including “Cape Blanco” and “Manzanita.” If a full-service breakfast is more your jam, head to the Wayfarer for views of Haystack Rock, scratch-made smoked salmon Benedict, and Dungeness crab omelets.

Went here for an afternoon snack. I asked for the Neptune’s Daughter, which is $6.50 (the menu listed here on Trip Advisor is outdated) and to add lemon curd to make it more lemony. The guy charges me $8.50! So that’s $2.00 for a smear of lemon curd? I can get a whole jar of it at Trader Joes’s for that much! What’s worse is that when I got my crepe, there was no lemon curd on it, so I had to take it back and have them put it on. Poor service and a rip off to boot! Will not be going back.

You don’t have to travel all the way to France for an incredible crepe!. Crêpe Neptune offers a variety of savory and sweet treats that are sure to satisfy your palate. (Not sure what to order? Try the classic Nutella crepes. They are to die for!) Gluten-free, dairy-free, and buckwheat batter is also available, so you can join in on the fun no matter what your dietary needs are.

Open only on weekends, Crepe Neptune is one of the best spots to grab breakfast in Cannon Beach. With both savory and sweet options, you’re sure to find something to satisfy any craving. Dig into their smoked salmon crepe served with cream cheese, green onions, spinach, and dill sauce for a meal that celebrates the coastal bounty.

Crepe Neptune is a small walk-up window featuring both sweet and savory made-to-order crepes. Order at one of the two kiosks and you’ll receive a text when your order is ready to be picked up. Eat with your pup on a nearby bench or take a crepes and bubble tea to the beach, located a short block and a half away.

Crepe Neptune – this is a yummy, street side take out option if you love crepes. There are some benches around the area to sit at while eating, or you could easily walk down to the beach and enjoy your crepes. They come in a handy little paper sleeve to eat your crepe without utensils.

They have a wide variety of options to choose from and there's something for everyone!. They had gluten free options and were very open about their process and the steps they take to help prevent cross contamination. I'm a fairly sensitive celiac and had no problems!

Whether you're craving savory or sweet, Crêpe Neptune will satisfy all your cravings. A popular place to eat in Cannon Beach, Crêpe Neptune names dishes after local landmarks that will surprise and delight. (503) 436-9200 Email us(crepeneptune[at]gmail[dot]com)

Found inside the Cannon Beach Mall, Crepe Neptune is only open Friday through Sunday. Select from a range of sweet and savory crepesto find something that satisfies your craving.

Other places in town that I would recommend are Sleepy Monk Coffee, Crepe Neptune, and Chocolate Cafe (Mayan hot chocolate/shake is awesome).