Crepe Diem

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Crepe Diem is a locally owned mobile food business based in Billings, Montana, specializing in fresh, made‑to‑order sweet and savory French-style crepes and beverages at events and pop‑ups.

Billings, MT

About Crepe Diem

Crepe Diem is a family-run crepe business headquartered in Billings, Montana. Operating primarily as a pop‑up booth and food truck–style setup, they serve freshly made French-style crepes in both sweet and savory varieties, along with items like house-made lemonades. Local event programs and festival materials consistently describe them as offering “fresh, made‑to‑order French crepes” and “fresh French crepes and homemade lemonades,” highlighting a menu built around on-the-spot preparation at fairs, markets, and special events.([montanarenfest.com](https://montanarenfest.com/food-vendors/?utm_source=openai))

A charge from “SQ CREPE DIEM BILLINGS MT” on a bank or card statement is very likely tied to a purchase made at one of Crepe Diem’s event booths, farmers’ markets, fairs, or festival appearances in or around Billings. They frequently appear as a food vendor at regional events such as the Yellowstone Valley Farmers Market, the Flower/ Sunflower Festival, Strawberry Fest, HarvestFest, the Montana Renaissance Festival, and other Billings-area community events, where customers order individual crepes or combos that are paid for via mobile card readers like Square.([billingsmix.com](https://billingsmix.com/billings-needs-more-things-like-the-sunflower-festival/?utm_source=openai))

If there are questions about a Crepe Diem charge, the best first steps are to match the transaction date and time to when you or a family member attended a local Billings-area event or farmers’ market, and to check any paper receipts, emails, or mobile wallet logs from that day. Because they are a small local business without a dedicated standalone website, they primarily communicate upcoming locations and contact information via local event listings, market vendor lists, and social media; if needed, you can often reach them through the organizer of the specific event (farmers’ market, festival, or fair) who maintains a current vendor contact list.([bbb.org](https://www.bbb.org/us/mt/billings/category/fast-food-restaurants?utm_source=openai))

Bank Statement Variations

3 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Crepe Diem.

  1. SQ BEAM CREAM BILLINGS MT 52934883 9043 73 XX5892 DEBIT CARD 07/26 19:25
  2. SQ CREPE DIEM BILLINGS MT 07642737 8375 05 XX5892 DEBIT CARD 07/04 22:11
  3. SQ TEMPTATIONS BILLINGS MT 09382373 585 086 XX5892 DEBIT CARD 07/04 22:08

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my statement say “SQ CREPE DIEM BILLINGS MT” instead of just Crepe Diem?

The “SQ” prefix indicates that your card was processed through Square, a mobile payment processor. The actual merchant is Crepe Diem, a local crepe vendor based in Billings, Montana, which uses Square readers at events and markets to accept card payments.

What kind of purchases usually result in a Crepe Diem charge?

Crepe Diem charges typically come from buying fresh sweet or savory crepes and drinks at their pop‑up booth or food truck at places like the Yellowstone Valley Farmers Market, the Flower/Sunflower Festival, Strawberry Fest, HarvestFest, or other Billings-area events and fairs. The amount will usually match the cost of one or more crepes, plus any add‑ons or beverages purchased at the same time.([billingsmix.com](https://billingsmix.com/billings-needs-more-things-like-the-sunflower-festival/?utm_source=openai))

Does Crepe Diem run subscriptions or recurring billing?

No. Crepe Diem operates as an event-based food vendor, so charges are one‑time purchases tied to specific orders placed at their booth. If you see multiple charges, they will usually correspond to separate visits or multiple transactions made the same day at an event.

I don’t recognize this Crepe Diem charge—how can I verify it?

First, check the transaction date and see if you or anyone on your account attended a Billings-area farmers’ market, festival, fair, or community event that day. Look through any paper receipts, mobile wallet history, or email confirmations from that outing. If you still don’t recognize it, contact your bank or card issuer and ask for additional details (exact time, card-present vs. keyed entry); they can also initiate a dispute if you suspect the transaction is fraudulent.

Can I get a refund from Crepe Diem if there was an error with my order or charge?

Because Crepe Diem is a small, on‑site food vendor, most billing corrections or refunds are easiest to arrange at the booth at the time of purchase. If you notice an overcharge later, check the event’s vendor list and contact the event organizer or market manager—they typically maintain up‑to‑date contact details for Crepe Diem and can help relay your request so the owner can review the transaction and issue a refund if appropriate.([yvfm.org](https://www.yvfm.org/vendors?utm_source=openai))

What are typical dollar amounts for Crepe Diem transactions?

Typical Crepe Diem charges usually reflect casual food-truck pricing: individual crepes and drinks often total somewhere in the low-to-mid tens of dollars depending on how many items were ordered. Larger amounts may indicate multiple crepes purchased for a group, or catering-style orders placed at special events.

Could I see a small pending or duplicate charge from Crepe Diem?

Yes. Because they use Square to process cards, you might briefly see a small authorization or a pending transaction while the payment is being captured. These temporary authorizations should either drop off or merge into the final settled amount within a few business days. If a pending charge doesn’t clear or you see a duplicate, contact your card issuer for assistance in reversing the extra transaction.

How can I contact Crepe Diem about a charge if they don’t have a standalone website?

Crepe Diem’s schedule and presence are usually promoted through local Billings event pages, farmers’ market vendor lists, and social-media posts. To reach them, start with the organizer of the specific event where you made the purchase (such as the Yellowstone Valley Farmers Market, Flower/ Sunflower Festival, or All Hallows/Medieval festivals); organizers keep current vendor contact information and can forward your inquiry directly to the Crepe Diem owners.([billingsmix.com](https://billingsmix.com/billings-needs-more-things-like-the-sunflower-festival/?utm_source=openai))

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