Crêperie Landquart
Our Crêpe Chalet at the Landquart Fashion Outlet
What began in 2019 with a foodtruck led to the crêperie near Zurich-Enge station in 2023. The next chapter followed in April 2026: we opened our little crêpe chalet in the heart of the Landquart Fashion Outlet .
Here, Anthony Hes and his team present our delicious crêpe creations to guests at the outlet and throughout Graubünden – sweet, savoury, creative and prepared with a passion for the craft.
Whether as a dessert, a snack or a light meal whilst out shopping: our crêpes combine French inspiration with Swiss standards of quality.
Our offer
At all about crêpe in Landquart, you’ll find a fine selection of sweet and savoury crêpes – from popular classics to special creations.
We also serve seasonal specialities such as our chocolate-dipped strawberries, refreshing drinks, beer and a selection of alcoholic beverages – from Aperol Spritz to fine wines – to complement our crêpes.
We regularly update our menu to reflect the season. This means we’re constantly coming up with new crêpe creations using carefully selected ingredients and fresh ideas.
You can enjoy your crêpe right here on our small terrace – the perfect way to take a relaxing break whilst you shop.
Made from fresh regional ingredients
In Landquart, too, we focus on quality, freshness and local sourcing. We make our own crêpe batter, and the crêpes are pre-baked fresh several times a day and finished at the booth.
A particular highlight are our chocolate-covered strawberries: we source the strawberries locally from Beiner in Landquart – right next to the Fashion Outlet.
This is how we combine the French crêpe tradition with regional products from Graubünden.
What our customers say
Directions & opening hours
You’ll find our Crêpe Chalet right in the Landquart Fashion Outlet, centrally located and easily accessible by car or public transport.
Landquart Fashion Outlet
Tardisstrasse 20a
7302 Landquart
We are open as follows:
Monday to Sunday: 11:00 am – 7:00 pm
All year round, except on 25 December and 1 January
