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People have already begun hounding the counter at Cafe Crepe inside Union Station, though the restaurant only soft-opened a day or so ago. Still, having a sit-down casual restaurant for on-the-go commuters who can’t linger over a meal at Traxx is a big deal for the gorgeous Chinatown transit hub.
The marble-tinged restaurant sits right inside the vaulted waiting area and includes patio seating on the south side. The build-out itself, handled by OKB Architecture, took more than a year to finalize after the Metro team announced the opening back in 2014.
Guests will be able to grab a bite to eat as early as 7 a.m., with options for everything from eggs benedict and traditional breakfast to those namesake crepes, grilled panini, and richer dinner entrees like pasta. A menu for the Third Street Promenade location in Santa Monica can be found here.
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The opening of Cafe Crepe should help continue the revitalization efforts of Union Station, along with other openings like the quality coffee stop Barista Society, or the long-awaited Cedd Moses project that dates back to 2014.
Cafe Crepe is now soft open inside Union Station, with daily hours from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. They’re hiring up too, if you’d like to toss your hat in the ring.
Cafe Crepe at Union Station
800 N. Alameda
Los Angeles, CA
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