Le Chat Noir

Always excellent Varied menu and excellent pastries…read moreTight tables though and noisy At times

Praline's has a pleasant patio upstairs where they serve a menu of standard bistro food. We had a…read moredelightful Mother's Day lunch there, in the full splendor of spring. I ordered the Nicoise salad, which came with canned tuna. Sorry; since I have been to restaurants that serve it with grilled fresh tuna over the salad, I can no longer be happy with this. The other components (egg, potato, green beans) were simply boiled, no dressing except for the spinach. It wasn't bad, but it was also something I could easily have put together at home. Nothin' special. The others had the lobster benedict. While they were happy with the quantity of lobster, I did not hear any oohs or aahs about the taste. Service was either paced for a leisurely lunch, or too slow, depending on how you like to dine. If this is your neighborhood restaurant, it is a fine place to dine in good weather. I wouldn't cross town for it. Perhaps the lack of effort is because the focus is on the bakery downstairs, but the bistro upstairs falls just short of that je ne sais quoi that you want from a restaurant experience. Come on, Pralines, just a little more finesse!

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I've only been here once, but the lemon crepes were exactly what I was in the mood for. I don't go…read moreout for breakfast often but this was worth the occasional splurge. They had a lot of other crepes that sounded good but I wanted lemon and sugar that day and that's what I got. I'll probably bring the guy with me next time and try the nutella banana crepes he's almost certain to order (it's almost like I know him or something). It's been a couple months (Yelp reminded me I hadn't reviewed them yet) so I may be getting my wires crossed from some other place, but I think they actually had a bidet in the bathroom. Wow!

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4.9(155 reviews)

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Food peach cottage cheese crepe was excellent and the coffee was delicious…read more Service was excellent, very nice and efficient folks running the restaurant. Ambiance is very pleasant and clean.

I've been reading great reviews for this place for several years and finally had the opportunity to…read morestop in for dessert today around 1PM. The lady working (was that Renee?) was REALLY helpful and so fun to chat with. She gave me her favs as suggestions and I chose the apple filled with nuts. She suggested ice cream, which I wish I would've gone with, but I did it without, as I'm trying to watch my calories. The crepe was made fresh and came out piping hot about 5 minutes later and looked fabulous! Smelled nice too!! I cut into the middle to let some of the steam out and then dug in - WOW - REALLY GOOD! Nice, light crepe dough with tasty filling!! The apple and nuts inside, mixed with the powdered sugar and whipped cream tasted amazing! I initially was only going to eat half, to save the calories, but ended up eating the entire thing and don't regret that either! I'm definitely going to return and next time try a savory crepe! They also have soup and other items on the menu, like cakes. Service and the environment were excellent - Definitely a nice place to stop in for dessert or lunch!

10.5 mi•Old Town Alexandria

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Fontaine

3.8(932 reviews)

I have passed this place SO many times throughout the years and decided to try it. Guess what? They…read moretake inKind. Guess what #2? They are currently giving you $20 off on $60+ in the app when you go to the website, so now's a great time to try it. First, the cappuccino was good. No weak flavor here. The farmer's crepe had mushrooms, zukes, so many veggies, and feta. The filling was very flavorful. The crepe is very thin and didn't add or detract from the veggies and I'm ok with that. The fruit plate was pretty (see pic. Haha) and each fruit was the best it could be. Blueberries were perfectly firm enough with great flavor, as was the rest of the fruit. My friend got the salmon avocado toast which I tried. There is a lot of salmon in this entree, as well as avo. The tomatoes and other veggies were great, including the very simply dressed salad. It was a delicious breakfast in a very charming space with bistro tables and chairs, along with banquet seating. There are also a few tables outside for your enjoyment.

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.

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Egg salad with cucumbers. Delicious!

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4.4(227 reviews)

29.0 mi

My tongue went into that crepe like a little worm escaping the rain and I was satisfied during…read moreevery second of my entry. Those little Oompa Loompa's fulfilled my dietary needs with... delicious... efficiency. The service fulfilled my desire. The lighting was perfect for my feeding. Thank you for my satisfaction.

French Twist Café is an absolutely wonderful crepe spot and always a treat. I tend to gravitate…read moretoward the savory crepes, which are consistently excellent, while the kids loved the sweet options topped with fruit and honey. The espresso drinks are fantastic and pair perfectly with the food. The eating space is adorable and adds to the charm, but it does fill up quickly -- definitely get there early, as it gets very crowded. A must-visit if you love crepes, great coffee, and cozy vibes.

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Crepeaway

3.9(578 reviews)

4.0 mi•Downtown

The crepes were so good! fresh, warm, and packed with flavor. Mikey definitely put me on everything…read moretasted amazing and the portion was super filling. definitely hit the spot

This place is so awesome. When I need something sweet, I go to Crepeaway…read more Also, they have savory and sweet combo deals. Sometimes I take the deal. It is good for either lunch, or Dinner time.

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Carlyn - nutella, marshmallow, oreo

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Can't count on fingers and toes how many crepes I've had in the past decade at the Sunday Bethesda…read moremarket. The Veggie Supreme is hearty and loaded with spinach, onions, peppers, cheddar cheese, and scrambled egg. Hits the spot every time and perfect for brunch and doubling over from breakfast to lunch!

I got Rita's Crepes at the Georgetown farmer's market (which happens every Wednesday in the…read morespring-late summer months) and while I enjoyed the crepes I think they are overpriced. I totally understand that this is a small business, but I found the prices a bit high for what they offered. Nevertheless they do taste good and if you're in the mood for a crepe and want to treat yourself then you should go for it! My go to is the chicken pesto crepe. It's filling and satisfying.

Our Veggie Supreme With a Cheddar Crown

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3.8(64 reviews)

2.4 mi•Glover Park

The food was delish, and incredibly affordable. The inside is cozy, and relaxed, perfect for…read morestudying. I've seen poor reviews on here, and I can't imagine why. The lady at the front was very welcoming, specifically the lady with a slicked back pony and glasses. Definitely will be coming back!

I was passing by Point Chaud looking for breakfast. I ordered a savory grilled chicken crepe and a…read morelatte. They had 4 cheeses to choose from - I picked ricotta. I also ordered a latte. The crepe was good. My first bite with chicken and ricotta backed my choice of cheese. It was creamy and the crepe was soft and pillowy. They also had pesto and tomatoes. The tomatoes were a good contrast in flavors. I ate the whole crepe, but I had some bites of chicken that had bones in them.

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La Ferme

3.8(283 reviews)

2.0 mi

•$$$

How have I managed to live in the DMV area this long, eaten at what I thought were some of the top…read moreFrench restaurants and only now discovered the pleasure of dining at La Ferme? I am still scratching my head on that one. It pretty much started in the lobby while I was waiting to be seated, but was definitely confirmed after I spotted the sautéed calf liver with caramelized onion on the menu. That transported me back to my two years living in Paris, where I first discovered it prepared in what I have since called the 'French way' - meaning with onions and typically a touch of something sweet. As a child, I absolutely hated liver which my mother also made with onions, but it tasted NOTHING like what I discovered living in France. And after years of dining at restaurants throughout the DMV, I can't say I recall that seeing it on the menu. I'd been experimenting with preparing it myself, imitating the recipe. At La Ferme, I started with the mesclun greens salad and shared the cassolette of snails and wild mushrooms Provençale. My lunch date order the lobster bisque and throughly enjoyed it. The salad was what one would expect (deliciously fresh) and while the cassoulet wasn't bad, it didn't exactly make my taste buds joyful, either. I feel like I may just go with La Ferme's classic escargots next time. And yes, I'm hoping there will be MANY next times. As I jokingly (but seriously) told the staff, I'll need to work my way through the menu, especially after that soufflé. Seriously, what could I possibly say that hasn't already been said or written about it, other than simply ORDER IT?! It is a delight for the senses--beautiful, sweet, but not too sweet, warm, comforting, and so darned delicious. I savored every spoonful as though it were my last. We also ordered the veal scaloppini with lemon and capers. Another winner!! The service? Well, once I got on their radar, it was phenomenal. The beginning was a little curious, though. Upon entering, I was surprised by how long I stood waiting before anyone appeared to greet me. But also funny enough, while standing in the entryway, I told myself--based solely on the décor (all those roosters?) that 'they make a very good cassoulet here'. So I WILL be back for the traditional dish. I also absolutely intend to return for the French onion soup (another favorite). I couldn't help but peep a few passing by our table. La Ferme, where have you been all my DMV life? Or perhaps the better question is, where have I been?

La Ferme, please don't ever change!…read more So far, it hasn't. The decor is French country, think Pierre Deux and a ceramic rooster greeting you by the door. The food is great; not surprisingly a traditional menu filled with things like trout amandine. But it has the best burger in town and perfect salads. It's really the service that is special. The owner comes around to chat and talk about his kids. You sit down, order a drink, and get fresh warm bread and butter delivered from a basket. Love the desserts. Can't go wrong! Whenever I'm feeling nostalgic, I want to go to La Ferme.

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Elsa L.

169

11 years ago

I came here with three friends looking for somewhere warm the day after Winter Storm Jonas. The overall experience was good, however we came very close to walking out after our initial encounter with the host/busboy. We probably would have walked out except for all other nearby restaurants were closed by the storm. The host made us feel uncomfortable from the beginning. He asked us to take off all our winter clothes at the door before we got to the table and made no effort to show us to a table so we sat ourselves. When we got our menus, he overheard me mention to my friend, "A cappuccino sounds good." "Oh, you want a cappuccino?" the host says, to which I responded, "um yes I would please." He goes, "well it's just really hard to make." At this point, I was really uncomfortable and I know that an espresso machine is NOT that hard to operate. "Really...?" I said, to which he responds, "yes it's a lot of work to make the coffee." This pissed me off, so I responded, "okay I don't have to order one then." We were getting ready to leave when a very friendly man, who turned out to be our server, for the rest of the time came over and asked us if we would like coffee, hot chocolate, and yes, a CAPPUCCINO (because it is on their menu). So we ordered cappuccinos and they turned out to be wonderful, they were even served with a little piece of Valrhona dark chocolate. After that the experience was great, the atmosphere is nice, and the food ( we all ordered crepes or sandwiches) was good also. The pricing was reasonable. However the initial experience with the host and busboy was horrible. read more

Anthony N.

5 months ago

Le Chat Noir is exactly where I'd take someone looking for authentic French food without all the hype!! We made a reservation on a Sunday evening and had a fantastic experience from start to finish. Our server, who also seemed to be the manager, was incredibly knowledgeable and walked us through both the classics and the evening specials. We ended up wanting to try almost everything on the menu. Standouts for me were the escargot, which had a rich buttery flavor, and the country-style pâté. For my main, I ordered the Bijoux de Boeuf aux Sauce Poivre. The beef was tender and paired perfectly with the potatoes and pepper sauce. We also received wine pairing recommendations and suggestions throughout the meal, which made the experience feel personalized rather than rushed. Dessert was my highlight. We shared the profiteroles, mousse au chocolat, crème caramel, crêpe shishi, and mango passion mousse cake. None were overly sweet and each was a great way to end the meal. Service was polished and well-paced. Plates and silverware were cleared efficiently, food arrived at the right times, and we never felt forgotten. Would I come back? Absolutely. While I understand why people love Le Diplomate, I'd personally choose Le Chat Noir if I'm looking for quality French cuisine, a more intimate atmosphere, and neighborhood gem vibes over a trendy scene!! read more

Joshua G.

291

131

12 years ago

We went to this location with a group of about 20 people not to long ago and have to say this place is the worst location I have been to in all of DC. Maybe this could pass as high quality food in a small town but I expect much more from this place. The first down fall is their policy to apparel only allow up to 5 cards be used for a group. What type of place would limit their paying customers to being able to actually pay lol. The waiter was snobby and seemed like he was to good for us. This attitude was the worst part of the entire visit. The food was tasteless and when I mentioned my issue to the waiter he blew me and my friend off saying he assures it was cooked well. He was also happy to tell us a large% tip was automatically added to our check. I've been to taco bells with better service than this place. We went here to have a great night for a dear friend and this location ruined the night for her. I strongly recommend avoiding this place at all cost. Trust me you can find better locations in the area. read more

Hannah G.

12 years ago

Went here with about 20 people for a farewell party. Wasn't informed until after we were already half way through our food that only 5 credit/debit cards could be processed per group. This was a huge inconvenience, since we all had to decide who got to use their cards and who had to walk across the street, mind you it was almost 10pm in the middle of DC. The appetizer was ok but the main course was luke warm and took forever from ordering to receiving. The waiter was sub par and didn't look too thrilled to be serving our party. Rarely saw him except when we caught his attention for something. We all kept our drinks simple and stayed with water except for the guest of honor ofcourse; even with that our drinks kept becoming empty and we had to request several times for the same refill. For the price we paid, we expected warmer food and better service. My husband and I won't be coming back nor any of our friends. read more

mia c.

20 years ago

this place is nice, cozy and warmed by its decor with its tin ceiling , the black french window patio and the beautifull lighting . It's a simple classy French restaurant offering great French pleasures: we tried duck pt, veal scallops flambeed with Calvados apple brandy and pissaladiere, an onion and anchovy tart, all was very good. then there are the amazing Savory and sweet crepes .The Colombier made of buckweat filled with chicken and broccoli was creamy but not heavy, i loved it .the classic Crepe suzette or crepe soufle mocka filled with Coffee flavor didn't disappoint. read more

Albert S.

21 years ago

Spending half of the year in Paris and half in the District for the past fifteen years, I am perplexed how anyone could possibly leave Le Chat Noir without being impressed. We have sampled at least 6 different appetizers and six entres. Each was nothing short of superlative. The lamb stew was exceptionally well done. I had something remotely close in Avignon last autumn. The owner is a true gentleman, and the staff was courteous and attentive withoutr being instrusive. It felt like I was down the street from my Paris home in the 6th Albert d'E.. read more

Jennifer W.

8 years ago

We recently celebrated my friend's birthday at Le Chat Noir and not only did they provide excellent service, we all thought our dishes were outstanding. The fish and meat were cooked perfectly with just the right amount of sauce and sides, and the desserts were delicious! The atmosphere is also quaint, cozy and charming. We had a wonderful evening. I highly recommend. read more

Sarah W.

15 years ago

Great restaurant. it is so cute and quaint. Gives you that home like feeling when your eating there. Not to mention the french food is so good. I felt like I was back in Paris with the authenticity of the food. The owners were so sweet and checking on us to make sure we had everything we needed. read more

sofia s.

15 years ago

Adorable little restaurant! It's extremely cozy and give you an at home feel. the salads are absolutely delicious and the foods have a lot of flavor. If you are looking for a cute and romantic dinner, i highly recommend this place. To top it all off, the service is also fabulous. read more

John M.

2 years ago

The dude that owns it was forcing the homeless man off the public sidewalk when we went. I mean really just call the cops or an ambulance considering he was unconscious. read more

Teresa M.

15 years ago

Horrible service, rude, no knowledge of menu, cold food, long waits for service even with reservation. I would never go back here.

Mercedes X.

240

112

10 years ago

The place is crowded and loud and the food is so so. We came here with a Groupon and likely would not come back again

Cher H.

2 years ago

I will never eat here again! The meal was AWFUL!! The "boss" with the lazy eye is especially creepy!!! YUCK!!!

Melinda S.

8 years ago

Absolutely fabulous! Have been to this restaurant on several occasions and it never disappoints.

Sara B.

9 years ago

So in love with this place! Excellent all around. No complaints. Everything was perfect.

Jacob G.

13 years ago

I really didn't like this place. It was sort of a strange vibe. Maybe too French?

Luc H.

1191

123

12 years ago

Great food and great people working their. Best place to take a date.

Jan D.

13 years ago

We like this restaurant. This was our fourth visit. We will be back.

Sam Z.

13 years ago

great place for wine and food. Wise and knowledgeable staff. a+++++

Declan M.

12 years ago

Excellent! Really enjoyed the food and the service was first class

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