I came here on a Saturday afternoon with a friend to check out this place. I parked on the street…read moresince their little parking lot was full. The exterior is adorable! It's an unassuming building but they've made it very cute! They have painted the brick around the bottom to look like stone as well as a continuation of the awning painted around the top. The inside is just as interesting. There is a huge wooden map of the world on the wall, a piano, and the lights over some of the tables are made from teapots. There is a large bar in the middle and plenty of seating. This place is larger than it appeared from the outside. The menu offered several types of teas- white, green, herbal, black with several different flavors within each type of tea. I chose a tropical white tea. It came out nice and hot with a packet of honey. My friend ordered a sweet crepe with mixed fruit. She loved it! I decided to try their unique offering of 6 mixed pancakes. It included 4 savory pancakes (beet, zucchini, squash, potato) and two sweet pancakes (Oladi, farm cheese). One of the sweet pancakes was fluffy but dry and flavorless. I think it was the Oladi. All of the other pancakes were excellent and the service was flawless. What a cute place with great food and service! I'll definitely be back!

Came here for lunch after a long train and bus ride to Mass. I hit a savory crepe and put shrimp,…read morespinach, mushroom and cheese in it with a side of the garlic cream and house hot sauce. My friends got the strawberry and banana crepe and a beet and a zucchini pancake. We got the small crepe which was massive. The service was quick and polite. The house hot sauce had a different kick to it. It was vinegar based and it didn't layer the taste of the food but added some spice without the burn to the food. The place was quaint.

This place is a gem for a breakfast, lunch, or Sunday brunch! I had an egg and cheese crepe with a…read moreLondon fog. The breakfast crepe came with some side greens and was light and fresh. The London fog had a hint of lavender for perfect slight sweetness needed on a frigid winter morning. I will definitely go back there again!

The starving artist Café makes decent food for the Berkshires. But it is not a place that has…read moreamazing crêpes by city standards or French standards. I'm not sure what is missing, but it feels very suburban or country which it is and there's nothing necessarily wrong with that, but it doesn't taste like authentic crêpes. I really do like the fact that it's a cute spot decent coffee and decent breakfast in small town USA with friendly service and you feel like you're supporting a local business. We will keep coming back, but I do wish some of the crêpes for me being more authentic versions of what they are today.

Fantastic place to grab a bite. Tons of crepe options, sweet or savory. They're all delicious. The…read morestaff is always super friendly. My wife and I eat here all the time. We even came here the day after our wedding, with our out of town guests. If you're looking for something outside the usual diner fare for breakfast or brunch, Suzette is an excellent alternative.

I went here a few years ago and didn't love it. But I'm glad I tried it again. They have both…read moresavory & sweet crepes. I had the Nutella & banana crepe. It was pretty good. Not the best crepe flavor but still decent. I got an iced caramel latte and that was probably the best coffee I've had at a local breakfast joint. It's the kind of place where you line up to order at the register then sit down & wait for your food. We came right at 11am on a Sunday and the place was unusually (according to a friend who goes often) packed. I applaud the 2 workers I saw who got the line down as fast as they could. The woman on the register was also making the coffees/teas and there was one man making all the crepes. One weird thing to note because as a mom, I always like to know: at least one of the bathrooms had a changing table which I appreciate so much. I think I'd definitely come again & just hope it's not busy. Might try a savory crepe next time!

It's been a while since I've dined here, their hours are limited which makes it more difficult to…read morefind a time to stop in. They have a pleasant French inspired ambiance, which isn't fancy but very enjoyable. Note that their metal chairs, however, don't invite long stays. Historically, most of my visits here have resulted in some tasty crepes. Today was no exception, other than my Country Breakfast Crepe which was outstanding, the best Crepe I've had at this nifty, out of the way spot. After our 3 mile walk at the beautiful Blackstone Canal, we stopped by this interesting, little restaurant and selected: * Ham, Apricot & Brie Crepe $16.95 * Country Breakfast Crepe with Sausage $16.95 The Ham & Brie Crepe was nicely prepared and tasty. The Country Breakfast Crepe arrived surrounded by a cheese sauce with a sausage patty and perfectly cooked sunny side up egg on top. I think there were mushrooms, diced potato and a tasty sauce inside. Would I order this again? You betcha! Service was prompt, and we enjoyed the last few minutes of the live Jazz Ensemble just before they finished up. I look forward to a return visit.

Always a great experience at Maison de Manger. The owner and all the staff are so incredibly…read morefriendly. The crepes are always amazing and they have new drinks that won't fail to impress! Worth a visit if you're local- truly unlike anywhere else in this area

What a fabulous scrumptious find!!! We loved the personalized service, knowledge level and…read moreenthusiasm that owner and fellow cheese lover, Kevin has for varied flavors and textures of cheeses. Truly delicious, every single item we tasted! We defaulted to his expertise and let him create a seriously wicked good charcuterie of meats, cheeses, nuts, grapes and mini toasts. My mouth is watering just remembering it! Loved the lavender rinded cheese the most. The best part....I'm lactose intolerant and absolutely had zero issues after eating 3 different cheeses! I was in Heaven!! The shop is adorable. Loved the items for sale, so unique, dainty and some are delicious looking too. I had a delicious, sweet crème brûlée iced coffee. It was perfection. I tried my friend's flower prosecco drink....it was refreshing too. Such a lovely cafe, can't wait to return.

I stopped in here recently and it's super cute. I love the gallery wall and the ceiling is…read morebeautiful! They have a lot of beautiful glasses for sale, along with a myriad of other fun things. They have a small menu of food and some wine. Definitely need to come back!

Consistency is a standout quality at T-Swirl. Their rice crepes are consistently thin and crispy,…read moreyet strong enough to hold toppings and dressings in place until the last bits. Fresh toppings such as veggies are always fresh and juicy, and the crepe brulee has definitely become or go-to dessert crepe here. Their fresh tea is in keeping with other similar joints - it varies but more often than not stringent, so sweetening definitely helps mask that. Staff are consistently friendly, quick, and efficient, and it's a nice casual hangout spot. Long live T.

Staff friendly and helpful! Food tasty and fresh!…read more I had an Okinawa hot hot dog and my sister had chicken teriyaki The veggies and dressings were tasty and fresh. The Crêpe tasty and gluten free. Warm! We each had a boba tea! Earl gray and chai My sister is 87 and loved the variety! Next time we will get sweet crepes

If you're looking for authentic Turkish flavors, this place is definitely worth a visit! One of the…read morethings I love most is the large menu selection--there's something for everyone, whether you're stopping by for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or just coffee and dessert. My absolute favorite is the Turkish coffee. It's rich, aromatic, and one of the best I've had. It's a must-try if you're visiting for the first time. The restaurant is small, but it's very clean and has a cozy atmosphere. The staff is always friendly and welcoming, making the experience even better. A couple of things to keep in mind: they are closed on Mondays, there isn't a dedicated parking lot, and it can get quite crowded on weekends. If you want a more relaxed experience, try visiting during the week. Overall, it's a wonderful spot with delicious food, authentic flavors, and excellent coffee. We'll definitely keep coming back! Highly recommended.

Cute ascetic of restaurant, intimate setting close enough you can hear others conversation if they…read moreare loud speakers. 2. States gluten-free on the menu, however I'm not sure how staff is trained. Ordered a savory crepe and beef and potato stew. Both were delicious however be careful about cross contamination if you're highly sensitive to gluten/wheat. We ordered gluten free and the stew came out with a roll when questioned the server said "oh we need to get better at that" they did remove it from the plate with a napkin. They did not change out the platter which the bowl arrived on just left crumbs on top. We did our best with the napkins and covered the space that the bread touched in hopes that we wouldn't experience ill effects. Unsure if they clean the grill/cooking area between batches as the gluten-free crepe did cause some issues immediately after eating. 3. Overall, the food was tasty, reasonably priced especially for gluten-free food. If we get a chance to go back we may ask the staff for better technique if possible especially since we have an actual wheat allergy.

Food, decor, and service, all excellent! So lovely that we went back for a second brunch the same…read moreweekend.

I'm sure this is a great place usually. We went on Father's Day, had a reservation and when I…read morecalled had a conversation with the woman who might have been the owner about her starting the reservation sheet. So they knew how many people would show up. Service was disastrously slow. They were so backed up that their friends dining there abandoned their meals to help expedite. Everything we ordered had at least one thing wrong. For instance my wife got the fruit crepes. They made a crepe that was part the fruit crepe and part a Nutella one. When we pointed it out the waiter checked the menu trying to figure out what we had ordered. It was an embarrassment. They might be good other times but this was a disappointing Father's Day meal.