The Turkey Melt Crepe: The Lunch You Didn't Know You Needed

Melted Swiss cheese, savory turkey, and a golden-crisp crepe wrapped around it all — this is the lunch St. Louis didn't know it was missing.

What Is a Turkey Melt Crepe, and Why Is It Better Than a Sandwich?

A turkey melt crepe is everything you love about a classic turkey melt — savory turkey, melted cheese, warm and satisfying — folded inside a paper-thin, made-from-scratch French crepe instead of bread. The result is lighter, crispier on the edges, and a whole lot more interesting than whatever you packed for lunch.

At Crepes & Treats, we make every crepe to order on a hot iron. Nothing sits under a heat lamp. You watch it happen.

Sandwiches are fine. But once you've had a turkey melt crepe in St. Louis, going back feels like a downgrade. Learn more about our approach to savory crepes in The History of French Crepes in America — And Why St. Louis Does It Best.

Where Can I Get a Turkey Melt Crepe in St. Louis's Central West End?

Crepes & Treats at 4630 Lindell Blvd, inside Hotel Indigo in the Central West End, is your spot. We're one of the only dedicated creperies in St. Louis, and our savory crepe lineup is built for people who want a real, filling lunch — not a side dish.

We're steps from Barnes-Jewish Hospital, WashU Medical Campus, and Forest Park. If you're doing a long day at the St. Louis Zoo or walking the park, we're the lunch stop that makes it worth it.

Find us on Google Maps at 4630 Lindell Blvd, Saint Louis, MO 63108. We're open Tuesday through Sunday, 7am to 2pm. Closed Mondays.

What Makes the Turkey Melt Crepe at Crepes & Treats Worth Ordering?

It starts with the batter — made fresh from scratch every morning, no shortcuts. The crepe itself is thin, slightly crisp at the edges, and soft through the middle. The turkey and melted Swiss go inside while it's still on the iron, so the cheese actually melts. Not just warms. Melts.

Saul Juarez, who opened Crepes & Treats and still runs the kitchen, built the savory menu around one principle: every crepe has to be something you'd come back for. Not a novelty. A craving.

Curious how our ingredients compare? See Is Crepes and Treats St. Louis Worth It? An Honest Look for an honest breakdown.

How Does the Turkey Melt Crepe Compare to Other Savory Lunch Options in CWE?

The crepe wins on freshness every time. And the experience of watching your lunch made in front of you — that's not something a drive-through can fake.

Is the Turkey Melt Crepe a Good Lunch for Groups, Dates, or Quick Bites?

Yes on all three. Our space inside Hotel Indigo is relaxed and easy — good for a solo lunch, a date, or a small group from the WashU or Barnes-Jewish crowd grabbing a real meal between shifts or meetings.

The menu covers every kind of eater at the table. Sweet crepes, savory crepes, and combinations that'll make your indecisive friend finally commit. For more on planning a group visit, check out Spring Brunch in St. Louis: The Best Spots Are Already Open.

Want to plan ahead? Order online before you arrive and skip the wait.

How Do I Order the Turkey Melt Crepe Online or In Person?

1. Order online ahead of time at order.toasttab.com — pick your crepe, place your order, show up hungry.
2. Walk in Tuesday–Sunday, 7am–2pm at 4630 Lindell Blvd inside Hotel Indigo. Street parking is available on Lindell and in the Hotel Indigo lot.
3. Call ahead if you're bringing a group: (314) 696-2676.
4. Get directions via Google Maps — search for us, or find us at 4630 Lindell Blvd, Saint Louis, MO 63108.

We're closed Mondays — plan accordingly. Tuesday through Sunday, we're here and the iron is hot.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Where can I get a turkey melt crepe in St. Louis?

A: Crepes & Treats at 4630 Lindell Blvd inside Hotel Indigo in the Central West End is the go-to spot. We serve our Turkey Melt Crepe Tuesday through Sunday, 7am–2pm, made fresh to order every time.

Q: How far is Crepes & Treats from Forest Park?

A: About a 5-minute drive or a 15-minute walk. We're on Lindell Blvd, which runs right along the north edge of Forest Park — making us the natural lunch stop after a morning at the St. Louis Zoo or Art Museum.

Q: How far is Crepes & Treats from Barnes-Jewish Hospital?

A: Less than a mile — roughly a 3-minute drive. We're a popular lunch spot for staff and visitors from Barnes-Jewish and the WashU Medical Campus. Easy to get to, easy to park.

Q: Can I order the Turkey Melt Crepe online?

A: Yes. Order ahead at order.toasttab.com. It's the fastest way to get your crepe without waiting, especially during the busy midday rush.

Q: Is the Turkey Melt Crepe gluten-free?

A: Our standard crepe batter contains gluten. If you have dietary needs, call us at (314) 696-2676 before visiting and we'll tell you exactly what we can do. We want everyone at the table to eat well.

Q: What are the hours at Crepes & Treats in 2026?

A: We're open Tuesday through Sunday, 7am to 2pm. Closed Mondays. Those hours are current as of September 2026 — but always worth a quick check on Google or a call to (314) 696-2676 if you're making a special trip.

Q: Is there parking near Crepes & Treats on Lindell Blvd?

A: Yes. Street parking is available along Lindell Blvd, and Hotel Indigo has a parking lot on site. The Central West End is very walkable if you're already in the neighborhood.

Ready to try it? Order the Turkey Melt Crepe online, or come find us at 4630 Lindell Blvd inside Hotel Indigo, Central West End, St. Louis. We're here Tuesday through Sunday, 7am–2pm. The iron's hot and the Swiss is melted.

Last updated: 2026-09-16