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Crepes Paulette: Bringing France to NW Arkansas

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Bentonville’s #1 ranked restaurant on TripAdvisor is Crepes Paulette. This food truck brings a bit of France to northwest Arkansas with crêpes of both the savory and sweet varieties. When you visit, expect to wait in line – but it will be worth it, I promise.

Crepe Paulettes in Bentonville

Frédéric and Paula Henry are the owners of Crepes Paulette. They moved back to northwest Arkansas from France in 2005 with their two small children to be near Paula’s family.  In 2009, they saw the changes coming in Bentonville with the pending arrival of Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art and the burgeoning international community in the area due to Wal-Mart. They felt there would be a growing need for new and different dining options. Frédéric had managed restaurants in New York City (where they met) and had always been drawn to the hospitality industry. After testing the idea of opening a crêpe restaurant for a while, they decided to try the less-risky format of a food truck to check out the concept. Crepes Paulette opened in the spring of 2010.

nutella and strawberries crepe

With over 40 flavor combinations, it may be hard to choose a favorite. Best-sellers include the fresh strawberry crêpes (with chocolate ganache, Nutella or sugar and butter) and the Spicy Chicken, made with chicken, salsa and cheese on their signature gluten-free buckwheat crêpe.

They even have a crêpe for your four-legged friends. “Because of the open-air format of our food truck, we have always welcomed dogs. In fact, I feature them every week in our e-newsletter (available on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram). It was only by happy accident that we discovered that most LOVE our buckwheat crepes, and after researching it a bit, I found out it also happens to be a very healthy treat for them.  It was only natural that we put it on the menu,” says Paula.

ham and cheese crepe

A few reviews on TripAdvisor:

My husband and I had traveled to Bentonville and stayed at a hotel just across the street from Crepes Paulette. We decided to try it out for breakfast before hitting the road. We are so glad we did! 

It is a food truck with several tables nearby for seating. The owner mingled about and made sure everyone was being taken care of. He is from France and very charming. The crepes were fabulous. My husband had La Comple’te which had ham, cheese and egg. He added spinach which really topped it off. I had La Foster, a sweet crepe with bananas, sweet and salty caramel and cinnamon. It is without a doubt the best crepe I have ever had, maybe the best sweet ever.
We really liked Bentonville, and eating at Crepes Paulette again might just be reason enough for a return trip!

Thai chicken crepe

I have had crepes in Europe and all around the U.S. And these are the best! The sweet crepes are a great treat and the savory crepes are a great lunch. I have never had a bad one. Usually a long line on the weekends but well worth the wait.

Crepe Paulettes

Crêpes Paulette is located at 213 NE A Street near the 21C Museum Hotel and walking distance from the Bentonville City Square. The food truck is currently open Monday – Friday for lunch 11-2, Tuesday – Friday for dinner 5-8, Saturday 8-4 and Sunday 9-4.

toddler eating crepe

Frédéric and Paula will add a new storefront location at 706 S. Main Street later this summer. When asked if they will ever expand beyond northwest Arkansas, Paula responds, “One restaurant at a time, but never say never!”

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Arkansas Women Blogger member Stacey Valley is a wife, mom of four girls (two by marriage and two by adoption), and public health professional. She adores her interracial, real-life modern family, and is thankful that her husband Anthony loves her kind of crazy. Cooking is her therapy. She dreams of moving to Italy one day, so you can often find her binging on House Hunters International. Stacey’s life motto is "Live big. Love deep." which is also the name of her blog.

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2 responses to “Crepes Paulette: Bringing France to NW Arkansas”

  1. […] Paulette, 213 NE A Street and 706 S Main Street — I wrote about Crepes Paulette for Only in Arkansas before. It is one of our favorites, and now they have a new brick and mortar location on South Main […]

  2. […] folks in the Northwest area of Arkansas are familiar with Crepes Paulette, the food truck located across the street from the 21c Hotel in Bentonville that serves authentic and fusion […]

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