Happened upon this casual eatery while exploring downtown DC…read more We had both sweet and savory crepes and everyone in our group was pleased. The staff was very friendly, the crepes were delicious, the setting & bathrooms were immaculate. We highly recommend Crepeaway!

The best thing about this crepe shop is that they're open until midnight which is weird because I…read moreonly see office buildings within 2 blocks of it without any obvious nightlife. I stumbled upon it while exploring what was not much of a neighbourhood. To be fair it is technically downtown. They have both savory and sweet crepes. Some are even named for presidents on both sides of the aisle. They make it in the open and my Obama crepe came out quick. Since it was late night, all I saw was take out orders, and I did the same. The strawberries and blueberries provided a nice contrasting tartness to the nutella in the crepe. I enjoyed even when it cooled down quite a bit after getting back to my room.

The crepes and iced coffee were delicious! Crepes were made to order and came out quickly - I…read morecouldn't believe how big they were. This was a unique breakfast experience with tons of options to choose from.

Good atmosphere and food. Looking forward to returning to the restaurant. I came during the week I…read moresuppose the weekend is more crowded

Hard pressed to comprehend these 300+ reviews experienced what I has. This is not a coffee pastry…read moreshop. This is a humble crepe shop. Calling this a pastry coffee cafe is a bit of a stretch. They have an ambiance of those passing by for a quick bite. They have drip coffee. The crepes were solid, (I had one with Gruyère cheese and egg) but Service was fast.

Great spot right near AA community College. The owner is very nice and they have a wide variety of…read moresweet and savory crepes. Great spot for breakfast or lunch. They also have a variety of teas and other drinks. The inside is clean with hard wood top tables.

The Moroccan Crepe is incredible and the atmosphere is quite nice! The decor of the restaurant is…read morevery cute and european - even the plates our food was served on were beautiful.

Tucked just off King Street, Fontaine offers crêpes and classic French dishes in a charming, bistro…read moresetting. The crepes were good, I tried the Alexandrian and enjoyed it. The menu leans traditional, with a variety of options that highlight classic French flavors. That said, it's a bit on the pricier side for the overall experience. I'd recommend Fontaine more for a specific occasion, like taking visiting parents, or if you're dining with someone who needs gluten-free options, as they have good choices. Overall, a quaint and inviting spot that brings a touch of France to Old Town.

Brought my daughter (5) here numerous times over the years. Lovely spot! Great food, wonderful…read morepeople, and I can't recommend it enough!

Tip: pack your patience…read more I've been wanting to try Cafe Columbia since I heard they have the option to add ice cream to the crepe. Ice cream with crepes are one of my favorite type of crepes, and that's exactly what I ordered; a crepe with ice cream. I walked in and the cafe was bustling with people enjoying their meal, and the workers preparing meals. It was a full house, however, I was able to grab a table for two. French Toast Crepe: this simple yet tasty crepe fit the bill. It had cinnamon flavor with whipped cream and I opted for a scoop of vanilla ice cream. It didn't come with fruit which I will add next time (yes, there will be a next time). Belgium Waffle: another simple item yet the batter was better than I expected. It didn't come with toppings. It came with a lite dusting of powdered sugar and came with room temperature butter. Chai Latte: this was good on the first sip. It seemed watered down and I would have preferred more flavor. Then again, I'm not a regular drinker of chai latte, and my daughter seemed to enjoy it. So don't count this out. When we ordered the staff gave us a disclaimer the crepe would take about 25 minutes. I didn't mind at the time. It took longer than that; however, I could see the workers constantly working on preparing meals so it didn't bother me. We got the waffle about 25 minutes later so we decided to share both the waffle and crepe. The crepe came out about 20 minutes later. The cafe has a well thought out layout. It has tables on each side, a reading area, and an area with complimentary water next to the coffee/tea station. The little station has water, cups, sugar, napkins and creamer (not pictured because it was packed and constantly occupied). On the other side you'll find more tables, the restrooms, and an ostracized nook that had someone in there occupying the chairs for what seemed like quiet time. Customer service is good. Parking is free in a huge parking lot for the business building. The cafe is located at the front of a shared business building. The menu has a variety of waffles with and without fruit options; crepes made either savory or sweet; and coffee drink options. There is an ice cream bar for scoops of ice cream or milkshakes; and lastly some fruit cups. Overall, I enjoyed the cafe and plan to add it to my list of favorites.

June -18 2026 So delightful! I was planning on getting a sweet crepe but then I opted to try a…read moresavory crepe. I ordered the caprese crepe and a bottle of water. The help was very kind and seemed to take pride in this darling little cafe style restaurant. My husband wanted a coffee and he really enjoyed it. I liked how the restaurant offered sugar free coffee syrup. The restaurant had a crepe menu, a puffy pancake menu and maybe another one. So much to choose from and unique offerings. I was impressed by the extensive menu. It's also very creative! I felt like the value was there for the money too. I enjoyed my experience so much I mentioned it to my son and daughter. They both went there later in our trip and really enjoyed the menu and the experience. Crepes are a unique not easy to find treat! My family also enjoyed the food and experience here too! Keep up the great work! This is a well run business with made to order delicious fresh food. Whenever I come back to Gettysburg I'll definitely visit again!

A little shop that reminded me of an old fashioned ice cream parlor. They have seating inside and…read moreoutside because inside is really small. The cheery folks behind the counter were super friendly and helpful. We ordered two crepes. One was the their everything bagel crepe which was scrambled eggs, cream cheese, in a crepe made with everything seasoning. My friend ordered the vegan veggie delight crepe with mushrooms, onions, baby spinach, vegan cheese, hummus, and topped with roasted red peppers. Meal was less than fast food, fresh, light, and so tasty! They have a wide menu of coffee and iced coffee selections for the coffee fans. I got their cold brew and it was PERFECTION!

Tried this out in October and really wanted to like it but the item I got I just didn't like it…read more Granted I got the most basic crepe due to some allergies and just got an Apple Strudel with Vegan Batter, Apple Filling, and Brown Sugar and unfortunately the texture just wasn't amazing and there was an after taste. The customer service on the other hand was great, I needed to know what was in the apple cinnamon filling and they brought out the container and informed me specifically what was in it

The three of us needed some food before we get on the road back home. Of course we Yelped it and…read morefound crepes! Say less. It was empty inside and it took us a while to order only because everything looked so good...and there was A LOT to choose from. I chose the special fig, goat cheese, prosciutto crepe. This was delish! Daughter chose to make her own with chipotle sauce, cheeses and prosciutto. This was good, but we all decided that the chipotle sauce needed a kick. It got lost with the rest of the crepe. Sister chose a sweet crepe with ice cream and this was amazing. We all choose to share the sour cherry crepe with creme fraise and cream. Wonderful. Great food. The ladies behind the counter making the crepes weren't very welcoming though. They didn't say one word to us...the whole time we were there and we were the only ones inside. I took off a star because of the unwelcoming service.

It's hard to find authentic galettes in the U.S. - I used to love a quaint shop in Brooklyn owned…read moreby a Niçois couple called Pâtes et Traditions, but after they closed, I wasn't able to find a replacement until discovering Tinette's in Southeast DC. The emmental egg galette was fantastic. It does seem they've pivoted their menu more towards small plates - so the galette options are more limited than advertised online - and they don't serve coffee at brunch times. They've partially offset the fratty sterile vibes of the Navy Yard area, but there's only so much that a poster of Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg can accomplish.

This is a 4.5/5 star rating! I love finding random gems in the city and this is a recent favorite…read more I searched Yelp for crepes and this place popped up so I made a mental note to check them out in the future. One day after a long/hot cycling session I decided to finally drop in and I'm so glad I did! The food was sooooo good! I came in ready to order the Le Mile End, but the server told me they didn't have all the ingredients (hence the 1/2 star deduction) but they recommended the clementine crepe and it was FIRE! I'm so glad they recommended this one because it would have gone under my radar. I got two additional dishes, but the names escape me and unfortunately I don't see them on the menu, but they were equally enjoyable. I love the interior, it's very clean/modern and it's right by the anacostia. I will be back soon when I'm in the mood for French bites.

Fantastic! Great service (thank you Bonnie), food came out hot and full of flavor. I have salmon…read morecake breakfast platter. The salmon cake had a smokey flavor first time someone made salmon cakes and got it right. I had home fried potatoes and cheddar cheese grits (I know both lol) and eggs scrambled with cheddar cheese.i washed it down with all the coffee I could drink lol. My grandson had cinnamon pancakes they looked good and from the way he sounded while eating them the tasted good too. You know how I love dessert so we got a d shard and apple crepe smh, doesn't get any better soooooo good. The price was not bad at all. The wholtime there I kept eyeing my grandson sweet tea lol. I got one for the road really good sweet tea. The atmosphere was nice soft country music played the decor was really nice, checkered curtains and a fire place. If your looking for subtle elegance, great hot food without breaking the bank give this place a try. When I go back I am having the crepe Florentin recommended by Miss full of energy Bonnie. Until next time. VJ

I enjoyed my meal at The Farmhouse. I'd been meaning to try it for a while. It's very cute and…read morewelcoming and it was well-decorated for the holidays. The Farmhouse fills up quickly on a weekend morning. Service was friendly and not rushed at all. I met the owner and he was super nice. That alone made me want to return. Coffee was OK, though there was a wait for it. I'm not really a traditional breakfast person, but the blueberry pancakes are fantastic. They are delicious with tons of blueberries. I wished the potatoes were a little crispier and better seasoned. Bacon was good. I'd absolutely return for breakfast, though I'm also looking forward to trying other menu items.

The Philly was outstanding. The French bread was so good and packed with super tender and flavorful…read moreshaved steak. This is definitely the way to go! The Italian "Yakoma" was good. The meats were flavorful and of high quality. I liked the pickled onions on top, great unique touch from the deli. I don't think it needs the mayo on it, I'd prefer oil and vinegar next time. The butcher case with all the meats is worth checking out...they have some solid prime cuts in there.

First visit, and it definitely won't be my last…read more We stopped in and ordered a Philly with provolone (subbed for Cheese Whiz and added lettuce) and the Faroe Island sandwich. Both were excellent and packed with flavor. The real test for me was the drive home. I live about 40 minutes away, so I didn't get to eat my sandwich right away. To my surprise, it was still warm when I got home and just as good as if I had eaten it there. That's not something you can say about most sandwiches. The fries were a pleasant surprise as well. Crispy, flavorful, and addicting enough that they barely survived the ride home. Beyond the food, I really enjoyed the shop itself. There was a great selection of specialty meats, seasonings, sauces, and unique items that made me want to take my time and look around. The place was packed, which is usually a good sign, and after trying the food, I completely understand why. It's not often that a first visit lives up to the hype, but this one did. Great food, a well-curated shop, and absolutely worth the drive. Looking forward to coming back and trying more of the menu.