Choco Crepe, at 638 S. Brookhurst St in Anaheim, built its name on handmade crepes — but the menu has grown well past that into waffles, ice cream, homemade French-and-Middle-Eastern-inspired sweets, whole cheesecakes, and a full coffee and drinks list. If you’ve only ever ordered the crepe you saw on Instagram, here’s what else is actually on the menu, organized by category with real prices, straight from Choco Crepe’s current menu file.

Crepe Delights: The Core Menu

This is where Choco Crepe made its name, and it’s still the largest category on the menu. The Triple Chocolate Crepe ($11.99) and Nutella Classic Crepe ($11.99) are the entry points — straightforward, chocolate-forward, and the base that several other crepes build on. The Special Belgian Crepe ($12.99), a triple chocolate crepe topped with banana and strawberry, is the menu’s best seller. The Kinder Crepe ($12.99) takes that same triple chocolate base and tops it with four pieces of Kinder Bueno for a hazelnut-and-wafer crunch. Fruit-forward options include the Berries Crepe ($12.99), Fruit Crepe ($14.99), and Banana Roll Crepe ($12.99, a whole banana wrapped in crepe with a choice of chocolate). The Oreo Crepe ($12.99) and Brownies Crepe ($12.99) lean into texture and crunch, while the Lotus Crepe ($12.99) and Nutella Fruit Crepe ($12.99) bring in Biscoff and hazelnut spread respectively. At the top of the category, the Dubai Crepe ($14.99) applies the viral Dubai chocolate treatment to a crepe, and the Fettuccine Crepe ($16.99) is the most expensive single item in the section. For something shareable or novelty-shaped, there’s the Sushi Crepe ($13.99, cut into eight pieces), Crazy Burger ($13.99, a crepe styled like a burger), Mini Rolls ($12.99), Mini Pancakes ($12.99), and Half and Half Crepe or Half and Half Mini Pancakes ($13.99 each) for anyone who can’t pick just one flavor.

Belgian Waffles

Waffles get their own category, built on the same chocolate-and-fruit language as the crepes but on a different base. The Chocolate Waffle ($11.99) and Half Fruit Waffle ($10.99) are the most affordable entries, followed by the Lotus Waffle ($12.99), Bubble Fruit Waffle ($11.99), Fruit Waffle ($13.99), Brownies Waffle ($13.99), Half and Half Waffle ($13.99), and Ice Cream Waffle ($13.99, served with vanilla and chocolate ice cream and a choice of topping). The Dubai Waffle ($15.99) is the category’s flagship, applying the same Dubai chocolate treatment as the Dubai Crepe.

Fruit and Ice Cream Delights

This category is built for sharing and for anyone who wants fruit and ice cream without the crepe or waffle base. The Banana Split ($9.99) is the most affordable, followed by the Fruit Cocktail ($10.99), Chocofruit Salad ($11.99), Syrian Fruit Cocktail ($13.99), Lebanese Fruit Cocktail ($13.99), Chocofruit Dipping platters ($13.99 for 3 items, $23.99 for 6), Syrian Nutella Fruit Cocktail ($14.99), and the Dubai Cups ($15.99) at the top of the list. Straight ice cream is its own small menu within the menu: Ice Cream Vanilla and Ice Cream Chocolate are $2.99 each, and the 3D-shaped ice creams — grape, mango, strawberry, peach, steak-flavored, and lychee-flavored, plus the Samanco Icecream and 3D Lemon Ice Cream — run $6.99 each.

Homemade Sweets, Cheesecake, and Skewers

Beyond crepes and waffles, Choco Crepe keeps a rotating case of individually portioned homemade sweets, each $6.99: Tiramisu, Strawberry Tiramisu, Ali Baba, Sheherazade, Trocadero Paris, Petit Choux Choux, Trio Mocha Bistrot, Miss Vanilla, Exotic, and Lemon and Blueberry Rice Pudding. Blueberry Cake runs $8.99. For a whole-cheesecake order — birthdays, office parties, or just a serious craving — Cheesecake Slices are $8.99 and a Full Cheesecake is $49.99. Skewers ($8.99) round out the shareable-dessert side of the menu.

Candy, Coffee, and Drinks

Choco Crepe also stocks grab-and-go candy — M&M’s Minis ($1.99), Kinder Eggs ($2.99), Kinder Bueno ($2.99), Nutella Breadsticks ($3.99), and Dubai Chocolate in small ($7.99) or full ($14.99) size. The drinks menu spans hot options like Chai Karak ($4.99), Hot Tea ($2.99), and Belgian Hot Chocolate ($7.99); cold options including Smoothies and Milkshakes ($7.99 each), Italian Soda and Iced Tea ($4.50 each); and a full coffee bar with Espresso ($3.99), Americano ($3.50), Cappuccino ($5.99), Latte ($5.99), Caffe Latte ($4.99), Frappuccino ($6.99), Affogato Coffee ($5.50), and Cold Caramel Macchiato ($6.50).

Building an Order That Works for Your Group

For a couple splitting one dessert, the Special Belgian Crepe or Kinder Crepe is the safest bet — both are built to share. For a family with kids, the Ice Cream Waffle or Banana Split gives everyone something familiar. For a group, the Chocofruit Dipping (6 Items) at $23.99 or a Full Cheesecake at $49.99 stretches further than ordering individual crepes for every person. And for anyone just stopping in for a coffee and a small bite, the homemade sweets case — all $6.99 — pairs naturally with an Espresso or Cappuccino.

Choco Crepe is open late — Saturday until 4 a.m. and Sunday until 4 a.m. — which makes it one of the few dessert stops in Anaheim built around the after-hours crowd as much as the after-dinner one.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the most popular item on the Choco Crepe menu?

A1: The Special Belgian Crepe ($12.99) — a triple chocolate crepe topped with banana and strawberry — is listed as Choco Crepe’s best seller.

Q2: Does Choco Crepe have anything besides crepes?

A2: Yes. The full menu spans Belgian Waffles, ice cream (including novelty 3D-shaped scoops), homemade sweets like tiramisu and rice pudding, whole and sliced cheesecake, fruit and chocolate dipping platters, skewers, candy, and a full hot and cold drinks and coffee menu.

Q3: What’s the most affordable way to try Choco Crepe?

A3: A homemade sweet ($6.99) or a Half Fruit Waffle ($10.99) are the lowest-cost food items on the menu; for a full crepe, the Triple Chocolate Crepe or Nutella Classic Crepe at $11.99 each are the most affordable Crepe Delights options.

Q4: Can I order a whole cheesecake for a party?

A4: Yes — a Full Cheesecake is $49.99, and individual Cheesecake Slices are $8.99 each if you’d rather order by the slice for a smaller group.

Q5: What are the “3D” ice creams on the menu?

A5: These are novelty-shaped scoops available in grape, mango, strawberry, peach, lychee, and even steak-flavored varieties, plus the Samanco Icecream and 3D Lemon Ice Cream — all priced at $6.99 each.

Q6: What time does Choco Crepe close?

A6: Monday–Friday, Choco Crepe closes at 11:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, it stays open until 4 a.m., making it a genuine late-night option in Anaheim.