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Datli Crepe & Waffle

4.5 (15 reviews)

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Eric L.

A new Turkish dessert place opened up below the food court at Woodfield. Their feature items are datli's which are like the Turkish version of deep fried donuts. We got the milk datli which was covered in milk and white chocolate. They give a bit of a chew and are very sweet. You can literally taste the chocolate coming from the kitchen as you walk up to the place.

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Hanine C.

This place was packed on a Saturday night. It took about 15 minutes to get my order but everything is made fresh to order and it was super busy. They were working very hard! I got the Oreo waffle stick and wow, they didn't scrimp on the chocolate. I actually wish there was LESS chocolate so that my waffle would have been crispy because it was drowning in chocolate and was soft right away. I saw the bubble waffles that were stuffed with ice cream and serving sizes were absolutely insane. It's new but they need to work out having the cashier also handing out orders because it wasn't the most efficient. I will be back!

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Melanie B.

Enjoyed my waffle sundae. Got the egg waffle with vanilla and salted caramel gelato, caramel, whipped cream, sprinkles, fruity pebbles, and pistachio crumbs. Very random, but very delicious. My cone was about $16, but it was still a great value, as the portion is HUGE and enough for multiple people. Even though it was a bit of a wait, the staff was still pretty quick and attentive. I will definitely go back if I'm in Woodfield Mall.

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Lily V.

We ordered the pistachio waffle stick. The wait was only a few minutes and the waffle fresh and warm. There's just a few seats if you'd like to stick around to enjoy your snack. The pistachio flavor was tasty and I enjoyed it but would've preferred less chocolate since it was too sweet for my taste. It is a bit pricey for something of this size so it's not a place I would stop by all that often.

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As I promised at my last review I will take pictures of what I order next. After 3 months of diet and exercise, I finally earned a cheat day. The first thing I thought of is Datli. Not to be too greedy, I ordered the Classic Pistachio Datli. It's similar to donut holes but drizzled with pistachio & white Belgium chocolate. Topped with ground pistachios. Those 12 pcs of fried dough turned into pillows of sweet delight. The pistachio flavored white chocolate is surprisingly one of the best syrup my husband has tasted. Saturday morning the staffs were a delight to talk with. I requested a box since we would like to enjoy them at home with freshly brewed Kona coffee. The place is clean and has just enough chairs to accommodate those who can't wait to enjoy chocolate heaven.

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Vidal A.

First time stopping by, they have Great food and atmosphere, highly recommended it. Good stuff

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Awesome, Dubai chocolate cup was great but they need to bring down the price on Dubai chocolate, it's not the expensive to make fr.

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