A very quaint, adorable little cafe that's great for breakfast and brunch. The atmosphere is…read moreamazing with a stylish interior and also several outdoor tables to choose from. Service was quick and pleasant. The food was fresh and delicious. The portions were larger than I expected. Everything we had was tasty.

Our last day in Spain and the food and drinks here was AMAZING! We were craving crepes and this…read moreplace did not disappoint. Service was excellent, very attentive and helpful. The place is super clean and chic.

First: the food is ok. But that's pretty much it. Service is…read morewhat lacks severely. It took them approximately 15 minutes to take our order. And only after we called again. The plates in our party were served in with approximately 10 minutes distance in between them and one order was forgotten. Also orders were not taken correctly. Enough said.

The buckwheat crêpe was amazing. It had salmon and vegetables and cheese, etc. The presentation was…read moregreat and the flavor was great. I also ordered the tiramisu which was a little different than a traditional tiramisu. It was OK not what I was expecting. I tasted no coffee in it at all so it was a little disappointing. I would not order tiramisu again. This is a delightful small little restaurant with two floors and outside seating. The service was great and the waiter seemed to be able to Handle English well. I would definitely come back.

Stopped here twice while in Madrid for 6 days. Loved the busy pedestrian street it was on (except…read morefor the occasional panhandling). Slow service but lots of people watching while you wait. Had several crepes both savory and sweet and they were great. There's a buckwheat crepe option of someone requires gluten free. Wide variety of choices available for juices and smoothies as well.

To be honest, I'm not impressed by this place AT ALL. Even though a crepe place is not common in…read moreMadrid, I didn't expect it to be this bad. Our table was stuck in a corner located right next to the door, so we got a whiff of constant cigarette smoke all night. Not the greatest environment to eat dinner. I also had a great view of the kitchen and loved watching the crepes being made, but the chef kept giving me dirty looks every time she saw me watching. We ordered the campagnarde and the jardiniere - both crepes were very dry and burnt. There was no sauce and very few ingredients in either, but the hot apples on the campagnarde are what really helped us get through the dish. Not much else to say other than you're not missing out if you don't try this place.

Obsessed with this place. My friend and I got a little tired of tapas in Madrid and searched for…read moresomething different. Behold: crepes!! My crepe had salmon, goat cheese, pistachios, and very fresh tasting spinach. Each bite had plenty of flavorful filling. The decor is vintage living room which, with the warm lighting and cozy seating, makes for a delightful ambience. We were too full after our tasty dinner crepes for dessert but from what we saw around us (a flambéed chocolate crepe) we will be back again for something sweet.

First time in Madrid, so knowing how much my husband loves crepes, we searched for one near the…read morehotel, it was relatively close but that's the reason for the 2 stars. His "crepe" looks more like a tortilla (American style tortilla) and wasn't browned anywhere on it... my recommendation: think twice before coming here

From the owner: Comida francesa: crêpes salados y dulces, fondues, ensaladas variadas y tablas.read more