It was excellent in every way! Worth the 20 minute drive for the tasty food, the wonderful service…read moreand the entire experience. I felt spoiled for choice but I drove there knowing I MUST have the French onion soup and it was fabulous. Then I took the crepes with pear and maple syrup - Yum!! And the latte was up to Starbucks standards (but not big enough!!) Given our upcoming move to Beverly Hills I felt like suggesting that they move to the US near us and set up a franchise. I will go again before I move :)

FIVE STARS!!! I get…read moreto go here usually for a Birthday Lunch and it's a lovely place to have a treat and what I call a "ladies who lunch" venue. Provincial French inspired decor with in a double level barn. Book ahead as it's popular and you might find yourself without a table. I normally have two crepes. One savoury and then one sweet. It's a bit of a drive down the A38 and if you are going from Birmingham you will have to go up to the next island and double back on yourself. How am I the only yelper to have reviews this? You really must try it! Oh and there was very little in the way of a phone signal! So it's a challenge to check in.

I. Love. Crepes. Forget the doorstop American pancakes give me these thin delicacies any day…read more I much prefer the sweet variety and I'm a bit of a traditionalist with my lemon and sugar but the point here is you have some many to choose from! I think they could put some more filling on in some cases though. You pay a little bit extra if you want to eat in which is normal nowadays to be honest. The lady that served me was very friendly and struck up a conversation while she made our order. Considering she was new she was very calm whereas some of the other staff members looked a little bit stressed out. I wouldn't blame them it does not look easy. There is only one other place that I know of selling crepes in Birmingham and it's a bit of a walk so it's nice to have somewhere I can indulge on my love affair with crepes.

I visited here for the first time today and I was pleasantly surprised. I've always been a huge fan…read moreof sweet crepes (particularly when there are large quantities of Nutella involved), but today I decided to go for the savoury option of pesto, basil and mozzarella. It took at little bit of time to receive my order, but it was beautifully made, served at a suitable temperature (when I've eaten them at other places before they've often been too hot to eat) and was a lovely option for lunch. My friends had the ham and cheese option and a strawberries and cream option, and they were equally as lovely! I'm certainly looking forward to revisiting!

Aubrey's creperie is an adorable little cafe tucked away in the west arcade, opposite an awesome…read moresecond hand book shop. The feel of the place is european yet homely, with mismatching chairs, bare brick walls, outside seating and cute traditional china for their delicious teas. On our most recent visit, I had a "zesty orange" crepe - that's caramelised banana in an orange and cardamom sauce, topped with mascapone cheese - and it was absolutely delicious. My partner had caramelised apples with cinnamon, sugar, creme fraiche and honey on her crepe, and wouldn't stop raving about it. They also do great savory crepes and the entries on the specials blackboard are always worth a try! Considering it's a crepe, and probably not a substitute for a meal, Aubrey's is not inexpensive. It is, however, a delightful and delicious experience, and the staff are fantastic too.

We found this city centre creperie by accident, not design, in the hunt for a good savoury lunch…read more The menu looked perfect and all three of us agreed instantly to go in. It's been a heck of a long time since we were last in Chester. In fact, there was no such place as Starbucks or Costa and a Frappuccino wasn't even in the language it's that far back. Starbucks, a second wave coffee provider, was only venturing into Canada when we were last there. Creperies too were places you'd find only in Brittany and Normandy. The great British public would have eschewed, nay nay, pooh - poohed the very thought way back when. But all change; doncha just love it that the only constant is change? Having enjoyed many a good savoury and sweet crepe - doesn't everybody enjoy a good crepe? - in Brittany and Normandy with calvados and crisp, light, sweet cidré we knew done right it would be tasty. So I had the crisp bacon & maple syrup crepe (just over £5) and being moi (well we must nod to the French) I had only one question. Is it maple syrup or that artificial flavoured sugar rubbish pretending to be maple syrup. The reply was instant and welcome: the real Mc Coy. Great. I did have a moment of weakness mind as there was a goat cheese choice but I stuck with bacon. My companions chose an all day breakfast crepe and a Mexican chicken crepe respectively (just over £7 each). We all had cappuccinos (large at under £3 each) and Welsh sparkling water (£1.8), none of yer Perrier or Badoit here, just right too. The service was darn good. The food was tasty, light and perfect - ooh la la - as our French cousins might say. The coffee was alright and more third wave but I'd prefer a much more punchy coffee, but disappointment aside I'll leave it five star for the great service and tasty food. It might even take us back to Chester one day, but I did notice a divine looking (and smelling) Yorkshire pudding sandwich shop, so it might be there next time - now you certainly won't find one of those in Normandy or Brittany, vive la difference.

A huge choice of savoury and sweet pancakes including a range of delicious Vegan options. Vegan…read moremilkshakes too. Crêpeaffaire is also dog friendly. Highly recommended!

It's crepe, with chocolate and strawberries, nothing can beat it…read more You smell the store before you even see it. The chocolate scent really made me hungry. The line can get long sometimes, especially during the weekends. I hope the wait could be shorter, but honestly there is nothing the staff can do either to speed it up. The have a big selection of the flavors.

This friendly, cute cafe is our favourite eatery! From the hearty reception to the reasonable bill…read morebefore leaving, we enjoy frequenting Little Amsterdam. The Dutch cuisine reminds us of home. A Dutch pancake is filling, substantial and topped with a wide variety of treats and tastes. It should not be confused with a paper-thin, air-light French crêpe. A pancake is meant to feed the hungry! Prepare yourself for a friendly, enjoyable outing to a Dutch island in the heart of Banbury. Long live Little Amsterdam!

This is a cute little cafe near Whately Hall. Service and staff are nice…read more Crêpes were so-so. A bit soggy and thick. Drinks were nice. Most people probably come for the drinks. A bit overpriced for what it is, I think. It is a cute space with light, bright decor. Very limited and tight seating, however. At some tables, you are only a centimetre away from touching elbows with the person at the next table. Savoury food and tight space was 2; drinks and atmosphere 3.