Not the best, not the worst. Could have had a little more banana. I think the prices are a little high for a crepe, so either lower the price or add more 'stuff'

The crepe was tasty enough with Nutella, banana and coconut flakes. My complaint is that they are skimpy with the fillings. While I waited in the LONG line, I saw them making other crepes and they were all pretty skimpy. Not likely to try again.

The Bombai Dhaba (the daily special) was recommended over the vegetarian Farmer Joe's when I stopped by the truck. Honestly, though, I feel as if I would have been happy with anything off the truck's menu. The crepe was delicious and well-made, and the filling was superb. Was it worth almost $10? I was satisfied with my crepe, but did not feel full - so personally, I think it was a tad bit overpriced.

But, the quality was great. The taste was awesome. The two guys on the truck worked quickly so the wait wasn't long. I plan to make my way to this truck the next time it's in Farragut - but maybe I'll get a sweet crepe as a dessert instead of a savory one for lunch.

The Jean's Dijon consisted of lunch meat, spinach, too much dijon, and possibly gruyere though I didn't notice any. Not much filling, except for the dijon mustard. The crepe itself was okay but I've had much better. The Fraise Amour was strawberries and nutella with a little strawberry sauce on top and a little powdered sugar - nothing special. Way overpriced. In fact, I just noticed that although they charged me $8 each, the prices are listed as $6.50 and $6.10 on their in-store menu which they handed to me. Not worth the price in my opinion, especially considering that lunch meat is used for the savory crepe. That's just lame.