The mobile bistro features terrace seating and serves sweet and savory crepes, cheese boards and baguette sandwiches. 281-861-4615. www.artsandcrepes.com
Arts & Crepes closes Cypress storefront, transitions to fully mobile business
Arts & Crepes is now a mobile bistro. (Courtesy Arts & Crepes)
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Officials with Arts & Crepes announced the closure of the 24224 Hwy. 290, Cypress, location and plans to operate as a fully mobile business starting Jan. 11. The food truck will travel from Cypress and Katy to The Woodlands, Sugar Land and Houston.
The mobile bistro features terrace seating and serves sweet and savory crepes, cheese boards and baguette sandwiches. 281-861-4615. www.artsandcrepes.com
The mobile bistro features terrace seating and serves sweet and savory crepes, cheese boards and baguette sandwiches. 281-861-4615. www.artsandcrepes.com
By Danica Lloyd
Danica joined Community Impact Newspaper as a Cy-Fair reporter in May 2016 after graduating with a journalism degree from Union University in Jackson, Tennessee. She became editor of the Cy-Fair edition in March 2020 and continues to cover education, local government, business, demographic trends, real estate development and nonprofits.
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