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Eye Nosh: Do These Crepes Look...Creepy?
Without a doubt, one of the highlights of visiting the legendary Farmer's Market is sampling some of the amazing food there. (Like the Loteria Grill, perhaps?)
LAist Featured Photos pool contributor neonspecs shares this savory crepe plate from the French Crepe Company, commenting: "Less than amazing chicken crepes. But satisfactory. Salad dressing was gross." We will concur that the dressing looks gross (should dressing really hold its shape like that when dispersed on lettuce?) and that, since we've had crepes here before, that they are generally good. Of course, if you prefer your crepes on the sweet side, you might find these Crepes Suzette (found in Old Town Pasadena) more to your liking.
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