Really great service and cute little shop, but a bit slow since every crepe is made to order and…read morefresh. The turkey Dijon was pretty good and my friend got the chicken and pesto which was also good, but the highlight by far was the biscoff and banana. Absolutely gas, I would def skip the savory ones and eat that one again if I came back.

Cute crepe place in UES- Love the ambiance and their crepes are heaven!! Their coffee and smoothies…read moreare pretty solid too. Tried their s'mores/Caprese/Chicken pesto and all were great! Will Defo go back.

best crepe place ever!!! I came back twice in one day!!! The banana chocolate crepe is so good!!!…read morePls go try it! the Ppl are so nice

My husband and I stopped by for a crepe. We ordered our crepe and sat down. The table was dirty so…read morewe kindly asked if the table could be wiped. The waitress was extremely rude, rolled her eyes and walked away. She came back to clean the table with an attitude. I got up and told my husband I refuse to eat there. Customer service was horrible, cleanliness was not up to standards. I would never go back.

A shockingly good (am I just surprised by decent coffee in this area?) cup of coffee. Small space,…read morenice people, generous sized crepes, and moderately priced coffees ($5.99 for a flat white). The blueberry latte didn't have much flavor but did actually have smashed blueberries in it (???) that would have been better with a blueberry compote or syrup. I'm otherwise a big fan of this spot :)

Nicest staff! He makes the blueberry jam himself! Yummy blueberry smoothie!! Tasted very fresh!read more

Love this tiny little French cafe! It's nestled between York and the water, and right next to the…read moreFrench school on the UES. I ordered the croque forestiere with a side salad - the sandwich was huge and delicious!! Super cheesy with a nice crisp on the outside. There is limited seating (tiny table for two, a few seats at the bar, 2 benches outside) but most people seem to take their coffee and food to go. The staff are very nice and efficient.

It's a very good asset to the neighborhood to have this at the corner and look like a French little…read morecorner cafe. They carry French candies and some French packaged food. They also have Marriage Tea from France. Best of all I like their chocolates from Cuizel of Paris and French pastry assortment. Of course they have coffee since it is a cafe. They also carry French ham sandwiches in baguette, egg sandwich, tuna and chicken sandwiches. They also carry chocolate croissant from France which you can bake fresh from the oven.

Love the crepes! And Sam is the greatest. I only go when she's there. Keep em coming!read more

Terrible crepes, they are dry and stale. Definitely would not recommend this location. Huge…read moredisappointment.

I liked the coffee. Fresh and full bodied. The crepes were too thick to be a crepe, but definitely…read morenot a pancake. A thick crepe, which translates to a bit heavy. The lemon ricotta spread was a bit thin, yet offered a smooth zesty flavor. They advertised a teacher discount and although my ID was at home, I offered to showy homework pages. The crepe chef begrudgingly gave the 10% - I think, no receipt offered. Tables for two and an upstairs space for overflow and small couches with tables make for a cozy meeting place, with a familiar playlist. Friendly barista server. Two people came in for iced coffee and smoothies so seems to be a local spot. I'm not sure I'd try another crepe, but I'd get coffee if I'm back in the neighborhood.

The staff here was very friendly and very kind. They have a good amount of space that would be…read moregreat to come and wind down or read a book. However, the crepe was really not good at all. The crepe just essentially tasted like a pancake which is not what they should be like, all of the ingredients inside the crepe were clearly all canned or premade and didn't taste fresh at all, and all of the veggies tasted like they had not been washed properly.

Just when you think a place can't surprise you. I got the seasonal quiche for the first time…read more(onion, mushroom, spinach) which was fantastic - gooey, nice crust, flavorful. I got it with the iced tea which is sweetened, as part of the brunch combo. Not too sweet but be aware.

OMG! Can't wait to return to this small cafe spot that I briefly visited to pick up a the best…read morescone I ever had. It was quite small in this petite size cafe, with some seating on the inside and a few tables outside to sit. The people who worked there and helped me with my ordering were very pleasant. I dropped in because I saw a sign outside that said scones and I love me a good one. They didn't have many options and I don't know if they may have just ran out, but this particular scone and I don't remember the flavor was freshly baked, with warm spices with just the right amount of warmth. It was so good that I must make a return. I'm glad I took a picture of it to just so I can ask what flavor was it. They get a thumb up for me, and if I find more delightful flavors and wonderful service they will sure to get the two thumbs! Happy Yelping!

I was in the mood for something sweet after dinner and crepes was what I was craving…read more I shared a strawberry Nutella crepes with my friend and honestly it was just the right amount. The presentation is very pretty and had a good amount of strawberries and Nutella. It was very good and not too sweet. I'll return to try the other crepes on their menu.

Known for their unique Japanese-style, 100% gluten-free rice flour crepes, which come in a variety…read moreof sweet and savory options and are served in a cone for easy eating on the go, I never quite figured out this eatery. Strangely, I've been here before, but never written a review or had it taken down. I don't know? Yet I knew I had been a long time ago, before COVID, and didn't like the experience, just as I don't like it now. Just not my cup of tea and I don't plan to return, even though the staff were nice and the atmosphere intriguing