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Crêpes & Waffles is a Colombian restaurant chain.[1] The idea was born from a couple of Colegio de Estudios Superiores de Administracion (CESA) university students who were working on a project; this project led to a vision of opening a business they believed in and were passionate about. Crêpes & Waffles originally catered to the upper class, but within the past few years, the prices have decreased, making it more affordable than other similar restaurants. The combination of high quality products and low-priced meals were factors leading to its commercial success.
| Industry | Restaurant |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1980, Bogotá |
| Headquarters | Bogotá, Colombia |
| Products | Crêpes Salads Ice cream Waffles Other food products |
| Website | crepesywaffles.com |
History edit
Founded on April 13, 1980, two students of Los Andes university, opened their first restaurant in Bogotá, Colombia in the style of a small rustic French crêperie. The restaurant was so simple that even the menu was made of a piece of wood that contained the different types of crêpes, waffles and ice creams. During the past few years the chain has been so successful that now it has restaurants in Spain & Peru, and many other countries. The last international restaurant that opened was inaugurated in São Paulo, Brazil. Also the chain stop selling franchises.
In Colombia it's also well known for only hiring single women and "women in need" because responsibility,[2] and also does this in Quito.
A project to export Crêpes and Waffles to France, Italy, and Portugal has been halted for the time being.
Restaurants edit
Colombia: 84 Restaurants; 69 Ice Cream Shops
- Barranquilla 4 Restaurants; 3 Ice Cream Shops.
- Bogotá 43 Restaurants; 43 Ice Cream Shops.
- Bucaramanga 3 Restaurants; 3 Ice Cream Shops.
- Cali 8 Restaurants; 5 Ice Cream Shops.
- Cartagena 5 Restaurants; 4 Ice Cream Shops.
- Manizales 1 Restaurant
- Medellín 17 Restaurants; 9 Ice Cream Shops.
- Mosquera 1 Ice Cream Shop,
- Pereira 2 Restaurants; 1 Ice Cream Shop.
- Santa Marta 3 Restaurants; 1 Ice Cream Shop.
- Villavicencio 1 Restaurant.
- Cúcuta 1 Restaurant; 1 Ice Cream Shop. (Project)
- Montería 1 Restaurant (Project)
Chile: 3 Restaurants (Santiago de Chile)
Ecuador: 5 Restaurants; 5 Ice Cream Shops. (Quito)
Spain: 4 Restaurants (Madrid)
Mexico: 7 Restaurants
- Ciudad de México 6 restaurants.
- Naucalpan 1 restaurant.
Panama: 4 Restaurants (Panamá)
Peru: 4 Restaurants; 1 Ice Cream Shop
Venezuela: 1 Restaurant (Caracas)
Brazil: 1 Restaurant (São Paulo)
References edit
- ^ Porup, J. (2010). Lonel Colombia. Country Guide Series. Lonely Planet Publications. p. 85. ISBN 978-1-74220-326-3.
- ^ Kohn, M.; Landon, R.; Kohnstamm, T. (2006). Colombia. Ediz. Inglese. City guide (in Turkish). Lonely Planet. p. 69. ISBN 978-1-74104-284-9. Retrieved May 10, 2015.