Fantastic crepes and good coffee. I loved the toasted marshmallow rim on my coffee! The crepe was…read moresweet but not overpowering . There are only a few tables inside and they were all occupied on a weekend afternoon, but we were lucky to grab a spot. I would definetly come back here for a sweet treat.

I think the concept of the cafe is cute. Its a small cafe. I came in on Sunday. Perhaps its the…read moreSunday but there were many people who had babies and it was sort of loud. I ordered cafe latte rose. It was pretty much a latte with rose petals I could not chew. No rose syrup nor anything special. People were nice. The biscuit was fine. Their specialty seems like crepe.

Located on the lower level of Redmond Town Center, Creperie de Paris is a minority owned creperie…read moreoffering savory crepes, sweet crepes, and even baklava (these actually look good). The interior is small, though they have additional seating outside. Many diners got to-go orders, which is surprising since crepes get soggy easily. Anyway, service was fine. The guy tried to be courteous but failed; I won't go into details. Prices are a touch higher than the nearby place; they include a salad to differentiate for the savory crepes. I wish creperies differentiate how they make the base crepe depending on savory vs. sweet. Savory ones benefit from more oil to enhance the seared flavor, while sweet ones don't. Their base crepe is good, not great. The Food: Merguez, $20 - 2.5 Stars This crepe has spicy Moroccan lamb sausage with onions, tomatoes, cheddar cheese, and peppers. The overall size is modest. Hubby orders lamb often but was disappointed with these lamb sausages. He said they mostly taste like little smokies. Not a complimentary description. Norvegienne, $21 - 3.5 Stars This crepe has smoked salmon, spinach, capers, red onion, and crème fraiche. The salmon didn't taste as smoked as I would like. They are similar to the plain lox variety that might be on a bagel, which is not as flavorful. On the plus side, I thought this is a well-stuffed crepe. The included salad for both is a mixed greens with tomatoes, feta, parmesan, olives, tomatoes, and range dressing. I wish restaurants spill out their ingredients on menus. I don't like cold cheese; I could have saved them some money and tell them to skip it on mine.

This is a nice spot where you can find all varieties of crepes, including both savory and sweet…read moreoptions. I came by around 4 PM on a Monday and found the space quiet with few customers, which was perfect for getting a bit of work done since they also offer free Wi-Fi. The staff was friendly and efficient in preparing and serving my food. I really enjoyed my breakfast egg, cheddar, and sausage crepe. Note that they automatically charge a 10% service fee. Parking was easy, with both a parking lot and garage available around the plaza.

Incredible crêpes and wonderful service! The girls behind the counter endure a very hot, tiny…read morekitchen, and lots of customers stressed and pressed for time waiting for the ferry. They do their job wonderfully, quickly, and with a smile. Always look forward to a crêpe here, whether it's breakfast, a savory lunch or dinner, or a dessert ferry snack. They're delicious, the batter is perfectly thin and crispy, and they put a lot of ingredients in!

Honestly, moi, je n'aime pas THESE crêpes, but many I know seem to like them, so maybe I am a snob…read more I lived in France way back when and enjoyed many a crêpe there. ACTUALLY, here at J'aime Les Crêpes, the crêpes themselves seem fine. It's that they load them with WAY too much goo. Gooey goo goo. Mountains of gooey sweetness. They have a captive audience of hungry, bored ferry passengers just awaiting transport, and perhaps these people are goo lovers one and all, besides me. I mean my worst, number one hated food is fudge, so if you love fudge then perhaps do not heed my opinion and get a sweet, sloppy, goolicious crêpe. Like I said, I have friends who will, in passing by, eat these crêpes and enjoy the experience. The shop IS cute, and the service seems fine. The walk-up window is fun and convenient. The price is typical for eating out, which is to say, pretty damned expensive, but that is not J'aime Les Crêpes fault in the slightest. And yes, in general, j'aime les crêpes also, but for me, please hold the ginormous mountains of sticky thicky goo.

Great spot in Sumner. The crepes are delicious and generously appointed. Solid coffee. Nicely…read moredesigned place with a big city feel. Wonderful, friendly staff.

This place fell off. I don't know what happened to it. I…read moreremember it being delicious, but I brought an out of state friend here and I was so embarrassed. Positives: I love that there are sweet and savory crepes so there's something for everyone. I love that they have seasonal drinks so there's a funky flavor to try out and not the basics all the time. The batter of the crepes are really eggy, which I love. Negatives: What happened to the sweet crepes?? They used to be filled with caramelized apples or some fresh strawberries with paste or strawberry and rhubarb. Now 3/4 of the sweet crepes HAVE NO FILLING. I paid $13 for a crepe with just brown sugar as a filling.... guys, this is a rip off. The sweet crepes had options of brown sugar filling, powdered sugar filling, maple syrup. This is a joke? The only one that had fruit was the strawberry Nutella one and Nutella is usually a flavor palate for kids. I was SO disappointed. I ordered a small banana bread latte and ended up having no banana bread syrup in mine so it was just a regular latte, I should've said something but I was basically already done with the experience when I realized I paid $22 for a basic SMALL latte and some batter with brown sugar. My friend got the pumpkin chai and that was really good, I do have to say. It's cute but not worth it at all.

Did an airport run and my guests were hungry and we stopped here…read more This is a hidden Jim and so worth seeking it out. There is interior and a small outside eating area. we debated whether to eat outside or inside decided to eat inside. I found the interior to be clean and welcoming. The tables were quite comfortable. I appreciated that they were both savory and sweet crepes along with baguette sandwiches and salads. Fabulous choice. There was a nice variety of drink choices also. We opted for a couple of savory crêpes and one sweet one along with a couple of lattes and then a coffee Everything was absolutely delicious and the presentation was so wonderful. The coffee was served with a couple of biscuits. I was actually kind of envious of that. I love those biscuits. Next time, right?! I love supporting independent businesses, and I would definitely come here again.

Redondo Coffee and Crepes! It's what you order on a cold,…read morerainy Sunday morning (or ANY morning, LOL). Locally owned and located in a very off the main highway of Sunset Boulevard in the Renton Highlands, it is the last store in this very small strip mall. It's one of those 'secret spots' that IFKYK. Here for more than 3 years now, Redondo is Renton's place for the sweet AND savory crepe. Coffee drinks are made to order, and don't forget the option of horchata for your latte, or small smattering of Nutella for your dining selection. Be advised, there will be a small wait as they create your dish to order. You can also watch the magic happen live as the staff diligently and caringly make your plate. It's a delicious anticipation to view. For me, I got the berry crepes and a nice foamy decaf latter (presented with a side of Maria's Gamesa biscuits!!!l). Be advised, they are open until 5pm and it can get a little crowded. But thay is a small price for a little bit of warmth, artistry, and a peaceful environment. Come on over for crepes! #redondocoffeeandcrepes

My fascination with Pike Place Market started with an MTV show called "The Real World: Seattle". I…read morewanted to visit the fish market where they tossed fresh fish across the counter. After about 15 minutes of being in awe, I got super hungry. The line at the fish market was pretty long, so I moved down the walkway to a restaurant that seemed less busy and decided to stop at Crepe De France. The menu offered a plethora of sweet and savory crepes; I chose 1 of each. Thinking I had solved lunch and dessert, what I was left with was 2 whole meals! I managed to eat the entire savory (ham and cheese) crepe and packed the strawberry banana for later in the day. Both were great, but it should be noted that these eat like a meal. The customer service was awesome and the waiter was patient with me. The dining area was clean, empty, quiet and closed off from foot traffic. Highly recommended for those looking to grab a substantial meal at a decent price.

Do not go there! My wife and I had breakfast at Crepe de France, and the experience was terrible…read more The service was extremely poor -- one staff member didn't even know how to use the cappuccino machine and served me a nearly empty cup that tasted like machine oil. I had to remind her twice about our order before she finally responded, telling us to "serve yourself." This place is terrible and extremely overpriced for such low-quality food. Don't waste your money! And despite the name, it's not French at all.

Not from the area, found a small cute place for brunch! Service was so sweet just like their super…read morecute pastries! not super pricey but worth the stop for sure if you're passing through. Their crepes are made to order and fresh so not recommended if you're in a rush, definitely a wind down spot

I ordered take out from this restaurant and take enjoyed the crepe! The potato and mushroom…read morepiroshky didn't have add much flavor as I was hoping. The service was friendly and the place looked nice to fine in worth bright lighting.

Amazing crepes at FinnRiver! Their savory special today was incredible-- beets, pumpkin coconut…read morepurée, almonds and more... a total treat. I love that they can do everything gluten free, and it's delicious. The crepes with the cider at finnriver are a wonderful combo!

I had my first crepe from La Crepe de Quimper today at the Port Townsend Farmers' Market and it was…read moredelectable! It reminded me of the fabulous crepes I have had in France. Although I live in Seattle I hope to plan future trips to PT so that I can return often to La Crepe de Quimper and try all their offerings!

This place is by far one of the best restaurants I've been to in a long time! The chef comes out…read moreand greets you. The staff are more than friendly, they feel like family. I felt like they were long lost friends that I'd known for years. It's a great atmosphere if you end up waiting and there's a line even if you made reservations it's because this place is worth waiting for.!!!!! The food......epic! They aren't afraid to challenge the ordinary and because of their courage to do so and their fine tuned culinary expertise their food becomes extraordinary. The courage, the warmth, their story.... Hats off to Tibbitts!

Welcoming funky atmosphere and delicious lovingly prepared food…read more Large portions and locally sourced ingredients feed the soul as well as the body. Try anything that looks appealing from the changing seasonal menu. Make sure to make reservations! Currently Limited weekend hours

I love the food here! The outdoor back patio is lovely and covered, and they even have heaters and…read moreblankets for those extra cold mornings! I had the monte cristo savory crepe recently and it was DELICIOUS. I also highly recommend the ever changing coffee cake, it is so so good! Get that and a POG mimosa! On the weekends they have a rotating hashbrown casserole that is a must if you are there! (Get there early because it sells out fast!) Too many good things about this place to list. Definitely worth going here for breakfast. The food, beverages, and especially the service are amazing and just wonderful. Looking forward to the next time I get to enjoy the delicious food at Hangar!

We read the reviews and knew that we'd be in for a long wait but decided to come by anyway and ask…read more It was about 11pm on a saturday and we were told that the wait for food would be 45 minutes. I think there were less than 15 tables so it seemed strange that it would take that long but decided to try it anyway. The setting for this cafe is pretty nice so we were anticipating an equally good experience with service and food. The food took 1 hour and 20 minutes from when we places our order to when it arrived.. the server was very nice and offered free drinks but at that point we wanted to just have our meal and leave. It was even more disappointing when we tasted the food and found it mediocre. The crepe we ordered was undercooked on the inside. We probably could have gone grocery shopping and whipped this up for less time and money. The prices are pretty high considering that they're serving breakfast food. We really wanted to like this place :(