Absolutely delicious! There are many choices of crepes that you can get! I tried the veggie crepe…read moreand it was excellent! My mother tried the Mr. Perfect and it was so good! Plenty of strawberries and a delightful cream cheese filling! Topped with raspberry drizzle!

Oh this place is so cute! It's definitely two $$ and not one, crepes are all about $12. But there…read moreare so many sweet options, savory options, and "in between" options. Delicious! And the ambiance is adorable. Coffee is not bad either, and they offer coffee drinks and flavor shots. Also it's next to a book store ;)

Pro Tip: Heated patio available…read more I stopped by at Tutti Frutti Mix after so much social media hype. The place was just ok, nothing amazing. No aspect of it especially impressed me. Just a little laidback eatery. The eatery is located in West Park with street parking (complicated to find parking). This cozy spot blends savory Mediterranean flavors with indulgent dessert options (crepes with various toppings). The entrance is through covered heated patio that has cute flowers hanging from the ceiling. The outdoor area has a lot of tables. Inside has only a few booths, and a lot of Nutella buckets. The latter is fun! I ordered my order to go but peeked inside the boxes before leaving. Gyro Sandwich with fries (extra charge) had a lot of meat, but was very light on the sauce. Fries were too salty and over-fried. It wasn't the best gyro that I experienced. I also ordered pistachio crepe with strawberry and Nutella. The crepe was made to order and you could watch the prep process. I'm pretty sure this crepe was Dubai chocolate inspired but it had very faint pistachio taste which dulled it. It had too much chocolate and was ok. There were also ice cream choices but I didn't try them. I had much better Middle Eastern food in the area. Food order was made quickly though which was a plus. Think of it as Middle Eastern fast food. The place had signs that if you ask for your food to go then dine in, there's a special $4 charge. The place was pretty busy considering it was Saturday a little after 9 PM. The service wasn't too friendly. I had to repeat my order multiple times and the response was - "what?" Just wasn't warm or welcoming. Overall, I'd recommend this place only if you're in the area and coming home from the bars. It's open late, which is clutch if you're craving something sweet and savory after hours.

I've only had dessert here, so I can't speak to the rest of the menu, but if you're looking for a…read moreunique sweet treat, this is the place to come to! Located in Lakewood, parking is on the street. The shop has an insulated and heated indoor patio as well as a few booths inside the actual shop. The location specializes in shawarma, as well as crepes, Belgian waffles, and ice cream, and Dubai Chocolate. The first time we came here, my husband and I split the Lotus Crepe and a Belgian waffle with fresh strawberries, Nutella and white chocolate with Oreo ice cream. Both desserts were excellent and decadent but we both enjoyed the crepe the best. The next week we came back and again split a Lotus crepe with lotus ice cream and a fudge cake crepe. Again, both were excellent but we still liked the lotus crepe the best. Both times we asked about the Dubai chocolate and both times they were sold out. This place is worth the drive to enjoy these unique and delicious desserts. I did ask, and all food in their entire restaurant is Halal with the exception of one ice cream flavor that has marshmallows in it. They also carry specialized coffee drinks and Turkish coffee. Give this place a try on your next date night or night out with friends or family. There is something for everyone and everything is great!

This was a great surprise. Unlike some places that say they do crepes, these folks DO crepes. I got…read morea peanut butter and banana crepe (the Elvis, if you will) and my son got Nutella. A big point in their favor - most places put the peanut butter on when the crepe is still hot, which creates a messy, liquidy mess. These folks do not. The peanut butter was thick, rich, and creamy all throughout. Big time props for that little attention to detail. My only regret is not being hungry enough to also get a savory treat. It's counter service, but they encourage you to grab a menu, look it over, and order. Great. Advice. It's a nice little spot with WiFi and underrated coffee. If I were local, I'd make this a regular thing.

I won't be returning nor recommending this location. Service was absolutely poor. Beverages were…read moreserved to our table after the meals came out only after asking for them. I needed to go get my own beverage from the cashier. Believe it or not, We bussed our own table of dirty dishes. No follow up was provided asking how our entrees were. The restaurant was not busy, so there's no excuse for the poor service. The soup had one tiny piece of chicken in its broth. The bowl was filled approximately one fourth of the way up. The crepe was bland. This lunchtime adventure was a total bust. Disappointing. Plus (The desserts in the case looked old & dried out).

There aren't a lot of brunch places in Crocker Park that aren't chains so my boyfriend and I chose…read moreto go to the somewhat new Crepes in the City with friends for a double date in March 2026. There is outdoor seating but it was chilly out and the vibes inside are cute and Instagram friendly, so we ate inside. There were 4 of us and we each ordered a different drink and a different crepe. I ordered the Hawaiian crepe and an iced matcha latte with oat milk. The other 3 ordered a dirty Chai, a regular Chai, and a brown sugar oat latte for their drinks and the chicken tuscan, Parisian, and the bacon avocado crepes. We were really happy with our delicious crepes but were mixed on our drinks. The crepes are huge and definitely worth the money! I can only speak for mine but I thought my Hawaiian crepe had a generous serving of ham and pineapple inside and the pineapple sauce was chunky and slightly spicy! For the two of us, my bf paid about $45. So the crepes were great but I'd like to mention a few things that bumped this down to just a 4 star experience. The limited time drinks didn't have the prices listed on their special menu. I think that, if they read this review, they should write the prices next to all items they offer. Also, they forgot to charge my bf for his crepe and didn't put in his order so the other 3 of us had our crepes for a few minutes already before he asked where his was. They apologized and whipped his up immediately so he didn't have to wait in line. They still had him pay at the end though. Oh well! And lastly, they ABSOLUTELY need better ventilation here - your clothes will smell like fried food until you get home and wash them! Don't wear something non-washable here haha. Anyway, I'd come here again if I'm in the area for a crepe or two!

I enjoyed the crepes that I ordered from here. Tasty and unique. Staff were friendly and helpful…read more Ambience was great. A nice place to go while at Crocker Park.

On The Rise is famous for their sweet and savory carbs…read more We kicked off Halloween with breakfast at this local gem. Since I wanted the inside scoop on this award winning bakery, we ordered a variety of goodies to taste test. This included a chocolate chip cookie, the mushroom quiche, and the classic chocolate croissant. While each was delicious, the mushroom quiche was my favorite of all three items. This creation was warm and savory, while also being light and leaving me ready to take on the rest of a busy day. Highly recommend visiting early, popular menu items sell out fast!

Try their breakfast sandwiches!…read more On the Rise Artisan Breads is a stand at the Van Aken Market Hall. It will be right in front of you as you walk into the Market Hall. The sister location is in Cleveland Heights. This stand is an easy destination for quick coffee, tea, pastries, and breads! Tea/Coffee: Good and quick. Nothing notable. Visit the neighboring stand Rising Star for an elevated cup of coffee. Sandwiches: Breakfast sandwiches (when available) are so yummy! You can add on bacon or sausage (not both). They are prepped very quickly and have the freshest bun. Must order! I will say that they're a little pricey ($9 and $2.50 extra if you want to add bacon or sausage). Bread/pastries: The case is usually full of different pastries. Croissants are really good here but light on filling. Breads are hit or miss. On some days they are very dry, at the start of the week much better. Service: Always pleasant and quick. Usually your order is taken care of before interaction with the next customer. This keeps things moving along very efficiently. Seating: After you order, you can sit at the Market Hall or on the patio. Lots of seating choices - tables, couches, high tops, and booths. It may get crowded on weekends but you'll always find seats. Specials: Check out their specials (pastry and bread days) attached to this post and on their social media. I highly recommend them for speedy breakfast and tasty breakfast sandwiches!

Great spot for coffee and a pastry! Perfect cortado which is not always easy to come by. Everything…read moreis made in their kitchen.

This cute place is snuggled in the middle of Olde Avon, across from Strip!…read more They are a handmade shop so once they run out... you're out of luck!!! (You can call and ask or order ahead to order- a guarantee you get to try the food) They offer made to order sandwiches (on house made bread), local espresso, teas and coffees, cakes, and other desserts!!! We got the buffalo chicken dip melt ($13 & comes with a bad of chips or pretzels) for another $1.50 you can get their house chip dip!! It was so yummy! The homemade focaccia bread was crispy but also soft... and the buffalo chicken was perfect!!!! The chips and dip were the perfect side!! We also got the Kevin (hot turkey, bacon, Muenster, tomato, lettuce, & mayo) - delicious as well and less messy than the buffalo This was the perfect lunch and worth the wait (10 mins maybe) for homemade bread and sandwiches!!! I will be back to try more!!!

Ordered a Le Roi or the king, sweet crepe, banana, PB and Nutella. $9.25…read more Comes in a paper cone, piping hot. A few slices of banana, glob of Nutella and drizzle of PB. Smells good, not too bad. The crepe is a bite chewy. The Nutella, PB and banana is always a nice combination for sure.

Stopped by Crêpes de Luxe for a quick bite and tried two of their crêpes--the Classic with banana,…read moreNutella, and powdered sugar, and the Complete with ham, egg, and Gruyère cheese. The Classic crêpe was exactly what you want in a dessert-style option: soft, warm, and filled with just the right amount of melty Nutella and fresh banana. The powdered sugar gave it that perfect little finish without making it overly sweet. The Complete was hearty and savory, with that rich, nutty Gruyère cheese pairing perfectly with the ham and egg. It was super flavorful, though a bit tricky to eat--everything was packed in tightly, so it got a little messy. But overall, really tasty and satisfying. One extra tip: I definitely recommend eating on the second floor. You get a great view of the entire West Side Market, which adds a nice little vibe to the meal and makes the experience feel extra special. The service was friendly, the crêpes came out fast, and the whole place has a cozy, European café charm. A great spot if you're craving something sweet or savory--just bring your appetite and maybe a napkin or two!

Tried for first time this morning. Very good food and coffee. The staff is friendly and super…read morehelpful. I'll be back there soon!

Where do I begin, let's start with the funnel cake fries. I have had funnel cakes fries from…read morenumerous places, and the "fries" are usually made from funnel cake batter and then the powdered sugar put over them. These funnel cake fries were legit French fries with some type of syrup and sugar put over them. They were absolutely atrocious. I am not sure what funnel cake fries or funnel cakes is in Cleveland but that's not it and the fries were cold. Everything bagel with cream cheese and salmon aka bagel with lox. I would say slice the salmon a little bit thinner and don't throw on chunks of salmon. For the price paid, it's not someplace my family would go back to.