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What a find! Tiny little colorful spot with righteous crepes. I had the orchard crepe with arugula, Brie, apples and walnuts and it was filling and fresh. We also had the Nutella crepes which were also good . Delicious coffee options. The space is tiny - one square table and a bit of a counter seating along the wall. There were a couple of outdoor tables as well. Quick service. Overall, fantastic breakfast option.
I went back to Cafe Zoey with my friend and her young daughter. The only table was taken but we managed to make it work at the high top along the wall! My friend enjoyed her coffee and her daughter had the Nutella crepe again. They seemed to have more things for a Monday which was great since we were told Monday's can be challenging if they run out of stuff. My friend had the lox sandwich and I had the east sider without cheese. The bread is phenomenal. The sandwich was good too, I felt like it was missing something and couldn't have had been filled a little bit more with stuff. All and all, very tasty!
Super teeny cafe on Hope Street. Small food menu but everything sounded delicious. They had some baked goods, including NAVAD sweet breads and an amazing looking banana bread that I am still kicking myself for not ordering. Coffee was good, service was friendly and cute little tables to sit on the quiet sidewalk. Love this area-plenty of street parking and places to stop in at along the way.
I've been here twice and sat outside one time and inside the other. Inside was a considerably less pleasurable experience. It was really crowded and there was no personal space. When I went yesterday, I ordered a golden milk latte and it came to me with coffee in it. The barista hadn't made one before and they were very apologetic about it. The drink was OK. Interior is lovely. The seating situation borders on stressful.
Cafe Zoey is a chill coffee shop with decent drinks. This shop is very small, so don't expect to come here and work or hang out for a long period of time. The drinks are decent, but I wouldn't say it's anything spectacular. I've stopped by when I want an espresso, matcha or ice caramel latte. I come more for the caffeine boost after walking around the neighborhood. The decorations on the wall and tables are very bright and bold. The staff all seem pretty friendly and seem to know what they're talking about as it relates to the menu. I'd recommend trying this shop, but unfortunately I can't say there is anything craveable on the menu. -ODL Connect with me! IG & YouTube: @AOEAT
Employees acted like they were inconvenienced to take my order. I work in the area and figured I'd switch it up for lunch today. I've been here once before when they first opened and tried the Orchard crepe which was so- so. Today I grabbed the Buddy and the Ladd, both of which were equally disappointing. The space is small and uninviting despite the vibrantly painted walls. Peak hours would probably make people feel claustrophobic. Parking on Hope street can be a hassle, so you better be good at parallel parking! If you come here I would recommend maybe trying a different crepe and drink.
Super cute cafe with sweet and savory crepes~ they have indoor and outdoor seating, and it was lovely to admire the colorful mural within the shop! I ordered a classic banana, honey, Nutella crepe that was filling as my cheat lunch day! Staff was prompt with my order allowed me to make a modification of adding fluff to my crepe because I had an sweet tooth today~ space is limited, so grab a seat outside if you easily feel nervous in tight spaces~ I like little cafes like this, but I did notice a small ant on my table, and I can only assume they were attracted to the sweet crumbs of peoples lunch~ it didn't bother me, but might bother others~ I still had a pleasant lunch date experience ~
An artistic haven on Hope Street. This small cafe is so darn cute and a "must visit" just on the basis of ambiance. I was sadly disappointed with their ice matcha latte, as the oat milk tasted like it was past its expiration date (though there is no way to know for sure). I took a couple sips and then I had to discard it. I had initially asked if they had hot matcha lattes, and staff said they could make it hot, but with no latte art. Given the artistic nature of the cafe itself, I was sad to learn the drinks don't complement it.
This is a really cute shop on Hope Street that I have been meaning to check out. I went with a friend and we each got a savory item and coffee and split a sweet crepe. I really enjoyed the Lox of Love sandwich. It was the right mix of a bagel and a sandwich with the typical bagel toppings of cream cheese, lox, and veggies. All the components were good, and they went well together. I also thought the coffee was good and enjoyed the sweet crepe. I think 1.5 to 2 crepes or the sandwich size is a good amount of food here. There are a few small tables and a bar inside, and there were two outside - even on a ~45F day in December. My friend and I sat outdoors and all our items fit comfortably on the table. Overall, it was a nice experience and I'd go back.
Three words: quirky, quick, & quaint. The colorful interior walls and attentive staff are the first things I noticed walking into this cafe this morning. After we placed our order, we chose to sit at the hightop counter and admired the plants and decor around us while we waited for our drinks and sandwich. The barista was kind to check in to ask how we liked our drinks made (wet with less foam VS dry with more foam) and brought them out in no time. We were happy to share the sandwich as it was about the size of a 2 typical breakfast english muffin sandwiches. You can order the coffee for here and have them served in a ceramic cup but we opted to take them to go to enjoy them on a walk down Hope St. This was my second visit to Cafe Zoey and it certainly won't be my last! Definitely check them out :) *edited a typo*
We liked this little place even though seating is very limited. Takeout might be the best choice for many diners as there are only a couple of table options inside, and three outside. We love crepes and wish there were more creperies available. This one had good Yelp ratings and was near our walking destination (Blackstone Boulevard), so we decided to give it a try. It was nicely air conditioned inside on this warm day, but most seats were taken leaving only a few tightly spaced counter seats available. Fortunately we scored the last remaining table outside, and stealthily moved it out of the sun, and into the shade of the building. We ordered: * Breakfast Crepe $9.50 Egg, cheddar, scallions, Impossible sausage (vegan) & spinach. * Ambrosiac Crepe $9.00 Ricotta, peach jam, strawberries, and honey. * Mushroom Crepe Special: $11.00 Ricotta, tomato, egg. Though I didn't see it stated anywhere, this must be a vegetarian (or possibly vegan) restaurant, there is no meat on the menu. I was surprised how much I enjoyed the vegan sausage in my breakfast crepe! I also liked the sweet Ambrosiac Crepe and would be happy to order these again. My co-diner was less impressed with the Mushroom Crepe, she thought the ricotta was grainy and created an unflattering texture to the dish. Overall, we enjoyed this little spot, their second location according to their website, and would return upon our next crepe craving!
Super cute breakfast and lunch spot. Food was delicious and made with high quality ingredients. Staff were friendly and the service was quick. It's tiny though and I imagine would be hard to get into on the weekend.
Delicious crepes, and very cool interior. I got a Mount Hope and Ambrosiac, both great. Would recommend.
Took my Mom here for breakfast after an appointment. She's very picky but agreed to go based on a picture of one of the challah sandwiches here. Cute, small cafe with great staff. I'm happy to say she loved it! I didn't even get a picture because she ate it so quick! Challah seeded bread was fresh and actually beautiful! She had an egg, cheddar, scallions, arugula and chipotle mayo on her sandwich. We also ordered lattes, iced cardamom rose (my fav), iced hazelnut and hot caramel. All were very good. Flavoring didn't have that chemical taste that most places have when they use those standard syrups. We will definitely be back! read more
The cutest little café, where you can also eat amazing crêpes. Café Zoe is well decorated, has great service, excellent coffee, and sweet crêpes as well as savory crêpes, and challah sandwiches also. We came with our Rhode Island food fights iced coffee coupons, and also got the Elenore crêpe with lemon curd. It was so delicious, and I'm so glad we came here. We sat outside as it was a beautiful morning and parking was no problem right on Hope Street. Loved all of the decorations inside and we will return to walk around this pretty area and try more crepes. read more
What happened to the signature paper cups?! Please bring them back! The shop is super cute and I love their crepes! They do gluten free ones too in case you have an allergy---love that! Service this time was just okay. Lacked the usual enthusiasm. Food and coffee were though! read more
What a find! Tiny little colorful spot with righteous crepes. I had the orchard crepe with arugula, Brie, apples and walnuts and it was filling and fresh. We also had the Nutella crepes which were also good . Delicious coffee options. The space is tiny - one square table and a bit of a counter seating along the wall. There were a couple of outdoor tables as well. Quick service. Overall, fantastic breakfast option. read more
I went back to Cafe Zoey with my friend and her young daughter. The only table was taken but we managed to make it work at the high top along the wall! My friend enjoyed her coffee and her daughter had the Nutella crepe again. They seemed to have more things for a Monday which was great since we were told Monday's can be challenging if they run out of stuff. My friend had the lox sandwich and I had the east sider without cheese. The bread is phenomenal. The sandwich was good too, I felt like it was missing something and couldn't have had been filled a little bit more with stuff. All and all, very tasty! read more
2 months ago
Super teeny cafe on Hope Street. Small food menu but everything sounded delicious. They had some baked goods, including NAVAD sweet breads and an amazing looking banana bread that I am still kicking myself for not ordering. Coffee was good, service was friendly and cute little tables to sit on the quiet sidewalk. Love this area-plenty of street parking and places to stop in at along the way. read more
24 days ago
I've been here twice and sat outside one time and inside the other. Inside was a considerably less pleasurable experience. It was really crowded and there was no personal space. When I went yesterday, I ordered a golden milk latte and it came to me with coffee in it. The barista hadn't made one before and they were very apologetic about it. The drink was OK. Interior is lovely. The seating situation borders on stressful. read more
Cafe Zoey is a chill coffee shop with decent drinks. This shop is very small, so don't expect to come here and work or hang out for a long period of time. The drinks are decent, but I wouldn't say it's anything spectacular. I've stopped by when I want an espresso, matcha or ice caramel latte. I come more for the caffeine boost after walking around the neighborhood. The decorations on the wall and tables are very bright and bold. The staff all seem pretty friendly and seem to know what they're talking about as it relates to the menu. I'd recommend trying this shop, but unfortunately I can't say there is anything craveable on the menu. -ODL Connect with me! IG & YouTube: @AOEAT read more
2 years ago
Employees acted like they were inconvenienced to take my order. I work in the area and figured I'd switch it up for lunch today. I've been here once before when they first opened and tried the Orchard crepe which was so- so. Today I grabbed the Buddy and the Ladd, both of which were equally disappointing. The space is small and uninviting despite the vibrantly painted walls. Peak hours would probably make people feel claustrophobic. Parking on Hope street can be a hassle, so you better be good at parallel parking! If you come here I would recommend maybe trying a different crepe and drink. read more
2 years ago
Super cute cafe with sweet and savory crepes~ they have indoor and outdoor seating, and it was lovely to admire the colorful mural within the shop! I ordered a classic banana, honey, Nutella crepe that was filling as my cheat lunch day! Staff was prompt with my order allowed me to make a modification of adding fluff to my crepe because I had an sweet tooth today~ space is limited, so grab a seat outside if you easily feel nervous in tight spaces~ I like little cafes like this, but I did notice a small ant on my table, and I can only assume they were attracted to the sweet crumbs of peoples lunch~ it didn't bother me, but might bother others~ I still had a pleasant lunch date experience ~ read more
3 months ago
2 years ago
An artistic haven on Hope Street. This small cafe is so darn cute and a "must visit" just on the basis of ambiance. I was sadly disappointed with their ice matcha latte, as the oat milk tasted like it was past its expiration date (though there is no way to know for sure). I took a couple sips and then I had to discard it. I had initially asked if they had hot matcha lattes, and staff said they could make it hot, but with no latte art. Given the artistic nature of the cafe itself, I was sad to learn the drinks don't complement it. read more
This is a really cute shop on Hope Street that I have been meaning to check out. I went with a friend and we each got a savory item and coffee and split a sweet crepe. I really enjoyed the Lox of Love sandwich. It was the right mix of a bagel and a sandwich with the typical bagel toppings of cream cheese, lox, and veggies. All the components were good, and they went well together. I also thought the coffee was good and enjoyed the sweet crepe. I think 1.5 to 2 crepes or the sandwich size is a good amount of food here. There are a few small tables and a bar inside, and there were two outside - even on a ~45F day in December. My friend and I sat outdoors and all our items fit comfortably on the table. Overall, it was a nice experience and I'd go back. read more
Three words: quirky, quick, & quaint. The colorful interior walls and attentive staff are the first things I noticed walking into this cafe this morning. After we placed our order, we chose to sit at the hightop counter and admired the plants and decor around us while we waited for our drinks and sandwich. The barista was kind to check in to ask how we liked our drinks made (wet with less foam VS dry with more foam) and brought them out in no time. We were happy to share the sandwich as it was about the size of a 2 typical breakfast english muffin sandwiches. You can order the coffee for here and have them served in a ceramic cup but we opted to take them to go to enjoy them on a walk down Hope St. This was my second visit to Cafe Zoey and it certainly won't be my last! Definitely check them out :) *edited a typo* read more
We liked this little place even though seating is very limited. Takeout might be the best choice for many diners as there are only a couple of table options inside, and three outside. We love crepes and wish there were more creperies available. This one had good Yelp ratings and was near our walking destination (Blackstone Boulevard), so we decided to give it a try. It was nicely air conditioned inside on this warm day, but most seats were taken leaving only a few tightly spaced counter seats available. Fortunately we scored the last remaining table outside, and stealthily moved it out of the sun, and into the shade of the building. We ordered: * Breakfast Crepe $9.50 Egg, cheddar, scallions, Impossible sausage (vegan) & spinach. * Ambrosiac Crepe $9.00 Ricotta, peach jam, strawberries, and honey. * Mushroom Crepe Special: $11.00 Ricotta, tomato, egg. Though I didn't see it stated anywhere, this must be a vegetarian (or possibly vegan) restaurant, there is no meat on the menu. I was surprised how much I enjoyed the vegan sausage in my breakfast crepe! I also liked the sweet Ambrosiac Crepe and would be happy to order these again. My co-diner was less impressed with the Mushroom Crepe, she thought the ricotta was grainy and created an unflattering texture to the dish. Overall, we enjoyed this little spot, their second location according to their website, and would return upon our next crepe craving! read more
1 year ago
Super cute breakfast and lunch spot. Food was delicious and made with high quality ingredients. Staff were friendly and the service was quick. It's tiny though and I imagine would be hard to get into on the weekend. read more
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2 years ago
Delicious crepes, and very cool interior. I got a Mount Hope and Ambrosiac, both great. Would recommend. read more
Dropped into Zoeys for a quick bite and coffee . I'm not a big fan of crepes but figured I would try anyhow . The venue is cute, quaint and cozy with friendly service . I ordered a veggie crepe of sort and coffee . Very surprised how good it was and highly recommended!! read more
3 years ago
Loved the vibe! Great coffee and local hangout where we received tips for some spots during out short stay in providence last week. Crepe was good, I'd asked for it to be cooked a tad more. Loved the mural!! read more
2 years ago
visited the Cafe Zooey as part of RI food fight July coffee challenge. We had 2 coupons. Got 2 simple, caramel iced coffee, tasted an unflavored regular iced and ordered an hash brown. Coffees were good. Hash brown was made to order and very tasty. other items looked good. Staff was friendly. Adam, the owner was pleasant and seemed to have a good rapport with patrons. It is a small shop. The decor was interesting and ecclectic. Only downfall (as someone who likes different flavors without lots of sugar) might be that there were no sugar-free flavor or brewed flavor options. But it's a cool area with different spots around it as well. read more
4 years ago
I finally had a day to sit and enjoy breakfast out and ultimately chose Cafe Zoey as I was gravitated towards the design from outside and an antique coffee maker peeking through the window. I also looked at the menu online before going as my partner is vegetarian. The space is small but packs a big personality! The staff and owner both greeted us and explained the menu and what the popular items were. I loved the fun names and options. I chose an iced golden milk latte and the Notre Jam (love the play on words.) My partner chose a hot golden milk latte with the Breakfast crepe. I loved the jam and brie combo in my crepe and it satisfied both sweet and savory cravings. I preferred my partners hot latte over mine (I think turmeric heated enhances the flavor more and maybe a bit jealous his came with the latte art) but overall we were satisfied with our visit here! I will definitely be back again! Thank you Cafe Zoey for a lovely first experience. read more
Such a cute spot. My wife and I went for breakfast and were blown away by the delicious coffee and food. My wife had a Nutella and banana crepe and I had the breakfast crepe and both were phenomenal. We will definitely be back. read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
Charming little spot in a cute neighborhood. I was in a rush and they nicely told me which items could be prepared quickly. I got the breakfast crepe and it was delicious. The latte made by the friendly barrista was yummy. Cute place with a couple of indoor tables and some outdoor seating. read more
Very cozy spot where the old camera repair store used to be on Hope! There are a few seats inside the shops, and several small tables outside on the sidewalk-- a great spot to sit and people watch! I stopped in today for an espresso, drip coffee, and a lox crepe. The coffee was strong and flavorful, and the crepe was delicious! The light and airy crepe was the perfect vessel for a creamy dill spread, salty slices of lox, briny capers, sharp arugula and punchy slices of red onion I would definitely go back for a crepe and try a flavored drink or latte! The espresso was just alright-- and not as hot as I'd like it to be. Overall, well worth a visit! read more
3 years ago
I've always wanted to try this crepe cafe and finally made it this morning! We ordered one savory crepe ( breakfast - spinach, egg, sausage, and cheese) and one sweet nutella and strawberry crepe. Both were really good! It is light and soft crepe not a crisp texture but I really enjoyed it and definitely be back to try other things on the menu. read more
Overall what a wonderful addition to hope street!! What brought me in? It was probably the ESPRESSO flag that was waving outside the business that captured my eye, and then the art-pop colors that lured me inside. First things first, they take dietary restrictions seriously. They are kosher-certified which is actually a big deal. I ended up getting a London Fog and it was very tasty and flavorful. I also asked what crepe I should get and the person behind the counter recommended the savory breakfast crepe and they were SO right because it was delicious! It was also VEGAN. I'm not vegan, but I would recommend this because it was that good. Milk options include whole, 1%, oat, and almond. Service was great! Very friendly and also made great recommendations. You can get your receipt texted to you. The place is small and the decor is very quirky.. basically just embodies everything that people love about providence! You should check this place out!!! read more
2 years ago
Our family went about a week ago. We frequent Hope St but honestly had never noticed Cafe Zoey before. This place is so cute. The coffe, food and service were great. This little gem was busy the whole time we were there. I would recommend Cafe Zoey to everyone. read more
2 years ago
Lovely little spot. Friendly service, excellent lattes and amazing babkas! I am visiting town from afar and really enjoyed this lovely spot! Thank you!! read more
3 years ago
Stopped in for a quick bite and some coffee. The crepes are delicious. I ordered the "Valentina" and my boyfriend got the "breakfast". We would definitely come back for them again. read more
4 years ago
Cute place, great service with smiles and wonderful crepes! Chai tea done perfect. Sweet stop to treat yourself!! Ambrosia crepe was delightful!! read more
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791 Hope St
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