Come take a journey to the vibes of a sweet smelling creperie of Paris right in the heart of Saint…read morePaul. I stopped in here on a beautiful fall Sunday right before a walk; I will be back. The crepes were perfect and delicious. They have a variety of options from sweet to savory [I tend to like savory more]. The staff were really friendly and accomodating to our diet restraints. I love the ambiance of the cafe; as someone who has been to Paris it gave the appeal that I was there again. The prices are pretty fair especially compared to some other creperie options in town. Parking however can be a challenge; that part of Selby ave is limited for parking due to so much in that area. It would however be a perfect idea to either walk, bike or even catch uber/lyft and venture to some the neat shops in the area.

I love it here. The owners and staff are friendly and attentive. The ambiance is clean,…read morecomfortable, and bolstered by lovely French and jazz music. The savory crepes are light but filling with some traditional offerings and some less, like L'Italien (pizza crépe). The sweets choices are varied and scrumptious. And one of their most unique offerings is the croffle -- a sweet waffle made with crépe batter. Light texture, subtle flavor, and some straightforward toppings and other combinations that are show-stopping.

One of the best breakfast spots in the suburbs! The Burnsville location is tucked away off the main…read moreroad by the hotels. There is plenty of free parking in a private lot. The restaurant is spacious and bright. Even though there's tons of seating, spots fill up fast! I came around 9am on a Saturday and was seated right away, but by 10am the entry room was full of people waiting for a table. -- The Northwoods Hashbrowns are absolutely delicious if you're craving a savory breakfast. The portion is huge and can easily be shared. The default hashbrowns are on the softer side, so I like to ask for it extra crispy so you get a better bite. It has the perfect amount of spice from the jalapeños and pepper jack cheese. -- The 49er Flapjacks are like the denser cousin of the crepe. The texture is so velvety and the butter just glides on. Absolutely delicious when it's smothered in butter and syrup. The 49ers are thin but they take up the entire plate, so it's still quite a bit of food. -- The cinnamon roll pancakes are arguably better than a standard cinnamon roll. It's the flavor of a cinnamon roll with the moist fluffy texture of a pancake. They do not skimp out on the cinnamon sugar filling or the maple cream cheese frosting. -- The cold brew is nice if you're looking for an iced coffee option, but it does taste a little watered down. It does not come with any refills. -- The thick sliced bacon is around 1/4 inch thick and is flavorful. You can ask them to cook it to your desired crispiness level.

The orange juice is amazing - don't miss it…read more Service was poor this time as our server never came back to refill drinks or check on us. My husbands pancakes, eggs and ham were good. My cheesy hashbrowns were great. The avocado benedict was also very good. It was the poor service and having to wait 20 minutes for the check that lost a star on the review.

Ok, I need to RAVE about a new menu item called Cheesy Garlic King Croissant. This thing was so…read moredelicious, I had to bid farewell to my diet. I know I come here way too often, but it's been my fav coffee shop for the last 7 years. The restaurant is so beautiful and full of natural light, that it keeps calling me back. Their lattes are as delicious and as beautiful as ever. But seriously, try the new croissant. Service was excellent! I love how I can just keep ordering from my table's QR code.

I have been here too many times to count now! I have brought most of my friends, individually so…read morethat says a lot! This time I paid attention to their cleanliness and I would give them -1. The lady who was cleaning tables barely cleaned them. I'm not sure if she just wasn't motivated this day, but that's not okay! I was sure to use my cleaning wipes to while down our table as she partially cleaned the table next to me. I ordered the Crème Brûlée coffee which is always good and the brioche egg and bacon sandwich with potatoes. Both are great choices! It's normally pretty busy here especially on the weekends. I went on a Thursday which was less crowded at about 1pm. It's definitely looking older, they should probably refurbish the tables..

I ordered Crème Brûlée soufflé pancakes, they were delish!…read more First time trying soufflé pancakes, they were just as amazing as they look! Fluffy, bouncy, eggy, delicious. The pancakes themselves aren't very sweet which really balances the sweet toppings on the Crème Brûlée. When I visited, there was no line at 5pm on a Saturday so service was quick and staff let me know the pancakes would take ~15 min which was accurate. The space itself is pretty small so seating options are limited and a bit cramped. The price on the pancakes was a bit steep at 15.99 but would totally get these again because it's such a unique experience!

My friend and I saw this restaurant on TikTok and wanted to check it out. I was a bit underwhelmed…read more I thought my chicken basil pesto crepe was good, but the chicken strips did seem like they were frozen ones from the store and just heated up. In my opinion, strawberry cream soufflé pancake was alright. It wasn't the best soufflé pancake I had, but it was very average. Also, the ube latte tasted a bit artificial. The restaurant had some quirky decorations and aesthetic. I did appreciate how it felt like a "hole in a wall" type of place and our service was quick and fast. I don't know if I'll be back, but I'm glad I did check it out. It's so cool to see places like this pop up in the Twin Cities!

This was a delightful place to stop by for a late breakfast. I came around 11 am on a Sunday, and…read moreeven though there are only about half a dozen tables, a couple were luckily free. I got the Canadian brunch crepes and the cream puff latte. The crepes were a little crispy without being overcooked, and the filling was delicious. The latte was maybe a little too sweet. The cream and the caramel and sweetener combo were a little much. I might get something a little less sweet next time. The place got a little loud as I was sitting there, and a lot of people came in for to go orders, but the ambiance was still very pleasant. Note that the bathroom has two doors, because they share it with the restaurant next door, so make sure you lock both doors.

This restaurant is small and cozy. There is a breakfast bar where you can watch them make your…read morefood, and it's a bit tight in seating. The staff was kind, and i ordered the caramel apple crepe. It was super tasty, and came out fast. After i self cleared my plate and be mindful it is a little tight navigating around. So it may be challenging for some to fit through some areas of the restaurant with ease.

This has become one of my favorite spots. The service is great, staff are friendly and welcoming…read more The ambiance is that of a bistro...LOVE IT. I have eaten here at least half a dozen times and the food has never failed me. I have gone to both the Woodbury and Mall of America locations and the food has been great at both. I'm actually going back tomorrow.

Had taken a red eye and landed in Minneapolis hours before I could check in so I headed to the Mall…read moreof America. After storing my bags in the lockers, I went on the hunt for breakfast. I happened on this place and after perusing it menu settled on a salmon crepe and a Nutella coffee. The menus has sweet and savory crepes and some other items for those not wanting crepes. You order at counter they give you a number and you go to a table and put the number on their little different towers. Service is quick. Crepe was ok and it literally was just a crepe. Just incase you've been to other crepe places that serve a salad or potatoes.. The Nutella coffee was alike a mocha. I will now be replicating at home. Overall not bad for a mall restaurant.

Scott was extremely helpful and kind! Amazing customer service! Definitely the BEST sambusas…read morearound! The beat the old favorite by a long shot! Made FRESH! Great options for paninis, chicken tikka, smoothies, crepes and so much more! Check them out, you don't want to miss out!

From the owner: Enjoy East African cuisine like sweet and savory crepes, paninis, smoothies, sambusas and more!read more

Three crepes, three distinct flavors all for $8.99 each. 5 stars- granted I have a weakness for…read morecrepes. We got the honey mustard, Pesto and chipotle all with chicken. What this basically is, a salad wrap in crepes. The portions are generous and the taste is exactly what you would expect. The Pesto especially shines thru. These crepes are healthy options that also fills you up. You should check it out.

Freshens is one of those strange food spots in the mall that's just randomly placed between Best…read moreBuy and some other store instead of being in either one of the food courts so chances are you missed it. Surprisingly, although not exactly appealing to the eye, the food is not all that bad and you might beat a long line. Freshens, as the name suggests, uses fresh ingredients with which you can create your own rice bowl or a crepe. Sort of like Chipotle, you get to pick what goes in your food or just select one of the existing recipes they suggest, like the Italian Rice Bowl, which was always my favorite. It's simple in flavor but it does make for a nice light lunch. I've never tried any of their crepes but some of my old coworkers have and they seemed to really enjoy them. Plus the crepes are a little bit more food and therefore I imagine more filling. Prices are fair for the mall, not any different from any other fast food spot you could go to. They have couple of tables you could eat at as well, so you don't have to walk all the way to the actual food court. This place is not to be confused with Freshii which actually is in the food court and has a similar concept but I don't think I like their items as much as these rice bowls. Like I said earlier, the biggest thing Freshens has going for it is the location in the mall. It just never gets busy because pretty much no one knows it's there. Another nice feature about this spot in particular is that they have real fruit smoothies which just makes for another healthier option if you're craving a little something while shopping. Small stand but nice selection of items and it doesn't taste all too bad and you have pretty much no wait.

I love the idea of a crepe stand in downtown, and Meritage executes it beautifully!…read more So far, I've only tried the savory--bacon, spinach, and cheese. It was terrific! The server was friendly and quick--a nice plus for moving the line along. They have hightops where you can stand and enjoy your crepe. Wonderful lunch for a summer day. Now, I just need to go back and try the sweet crepes!

I had a crepe here recently after being curious walking by all summer. It was okay...not bad…read morecertainly, but pretty blah. The guy making them was too cool for school and that kind of put a damper on the experience too...and then they don't like it if you sit at one of their tables to eat. Overall, I am glad I tried it once, but I won't stop again.

Even today, I can't imagine chè đậu trắng Without my mom,…read morehaving half this dessert Milked in coconut cream with a faint Scent of its husk. One day And then for many other days, Tracy gave me this last course After my order, before I left.

So I went to Eat Street to get lunch and Chinese groceries, and discovered that my go-tp Vietnamese…read moredive, Pho Tau Bay, is closed until fall due to construction. Well thinking I would go to Pho Hua instead, I pulled intonthe Shuang Hur Grocer's parking lot thinking I'd grab a few things before heading north on Eat Street. Then I saw signs on the Shuang Hur building for a (new to me) Vietnamese joint in the same building. Boy was I pleasantly surprised! My Huong is an 8-top hole in the wall across the parking lot from the rear of El Nuevo Mariachi Restaurant. The place is homely, small, but brightly lit and plenty of day light through the picture windows overlooking Eat Street. It's a big contrast to Pho 79 type places that are dim and short on ambience. The clientele shows. Instead of just a bunch of Asians throwing down Pho, it's a mix like you'd see at Quang or Eat Street Crossing. I was seated right away, was greeted by a cheery Vietnamese lady, and ordered Hu Tieu Bo Khu (Beef Stew Noodle Soup.) It was a dish I haven't seen before even though I have been to so many Vietnamese places (see my other reviews and lists.) The dish came very quickly, and I was shocked that they didn't bring it with a veggie plate. Oh well. Well the best way I could describe Hu Tieu Bo Khu, its basically a pot roast over noodles. So the beefy broth like a less spicey version of Bun Bo Hue, with flavors of lemongrass and star anise, nicely garnished already with what would have been on a veggie plate. The broth was delicious, slightly sweet with the carrots, and the beef was fall apart amazingly stewed with deep flavor. There were other menu items like Curry Chicken pho and a Stewed chicken rice dish I'd have to return and try!