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Millet Crepe

4.4 (1.6k reviews)
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Open • 12:00 pm - 2:00 am (Next day)
Updated 2 months ago

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Creme Brulee crepe
Venus L.

My friends and I were in the area having lunch and a friend suggested trying this place nearby. I've seen creme brulee crepes online before, but never had the opportunity to try and well, why notttttt. Millet Crepe is small. There's a bench outside for seating, a singular iPad for orders, and then you wait till they call your name and hand it to you through their door. The orders offer some customization which was a bonus and overall the crepe was enjoyable on a hot summer day.

Creme Brulee crepe
Michelle T.

Last time I was here was prob a decade ago so I figured let's go check it out again! It's located on the street with a bunch of Asian restaurants so I know competition is high but surprisingly this shop is the only one with a line! I honestly thought it was going to be overrated but honestly the food was really good. I got the crème brûlée crepe with mango and ice cream and the crepe was so buttery and the mango wasn't too sweet and the ice cream was delicious. Only downside is parking is a pain and so is the line but it's so popular for a reason! I'd come back!

Creme Brulee crepe
Courtney T.

The creme brulee crepe is what they're known for but I wished that my order was a bit more fully brulee. It definitely can be busy especially at night and parking can be found nearby.

Creme Brulee crepe
Kyla E.

I fear Millet Crepe does in fact live up to the hype. The line is long for good reason. I've genuinely never had a creme brûlée where the sweetness is so perfectly balanced and that's what makes it so addictive and not heavy. I've been getting a crème brûlée crepe ever since I first came here and not sure I can get anything else now it's just that good. Always busy especially on weekends, afternoons, and evenings but I appreciate that they're open pretty late. You order on an iPad and your order comes out through a window. There is a bench and some seating now next to the place, and I love the pink/purple lights they have outside. I always have room for a Millet Crepe!

Nutella and Strawberry Crepe
Benjamin S.

Millet Crepe is a small crepe stand on Sawtelle that seems to have built quite a following. We stopped by around 6:00 PM on a weekday and there were already several people waiting, with more arriving behind us. So far, we've only tried the Nutella and strawberry crepe, but it was delicious and very well made. Fresh, simple, and exactly what you want from a dessert crepe. Definitely worth the wait, and we'll be back soon to try some of the other options. There is a small area outside where you can sit and eat your crepe too.

Classic Creme Brulee crepe
Thiri Z.

Millet crepe is a small crepe stand and seems to be very popular. We went around 8 and the line wasn't too long and also moved very quickly. We got our order in less than 10 mins. It's a perfect dessert to grab after dinner. I got the Crème brûlée crepe and it wasn't overly sweet, perfect balance and sweetness for me. I didn't add additional toppings, but someone added ice cream and mini oreos and they made it look like a panda! It was so cute. The crepe does soggy as the custard sit right on the top, so it's best to eat it quickly. Overall it was goor and it's popular with teens and families.

Tiramisu Crepe
Anh T.

I stopped by Millet Crepe and tried their tiramisu crepe, and it was a great dessert for any tiramisu lover. The crepe itself was light and delicate, and it had a piece of tiramisu on top that had strong flavors of coffee and cream. Each bite had a good balance of sweetness and was not too overwhelming, and my friend and I shared one that quickly disappeared. While the cream was not my favorite, I appreciate the many different and unique flavors that are available to try. Would love to try their matcha crepe in the future!

custom crepe and Creme Brulee crepe
Fumie W.

tried the custom crepe and Creme Brulee crepe! i liked customizing my crepe to have strawberry and icecream and cookies. wish there was more ice cream i felt the custard was heavy towards the end.. we needed water, i wish they had a water stand! honestly all the options is kind of custom because you get to choose ice cream, sauce, toppings.. some selections are limited and some have more. the line went by quick on friday night at 9pm. i think we beat the rush tho. parked on the street. there's a few outside seating but we just took the chance to walk on the street and explore the sawtelle foodie street.

Pig
Ashley M.

I kid yall not that I have wanted to try this place for like 5 years now. The time has finally come !!! I came after an event on a Friday and PHEW lemme tell ya, it was BUSY within the last hour of closing. Everyone and they babymomma was wanting a millet crepe before they closed for the night. You order on an iPad right outside the kitchen. No human interaction other than picking it up at the window. I ordered the animal one, a pig to be exact because I had also gotten my piggies done and it was a win win in my head. Either way, cant go wrong with nutella and vanilla ice cream, no sirrrrrrr. they will always be a match made in heaven. The crepe did stick to the inside of the paper which was annoying cause I looked like a savage trying to unstick it. Flavor 10/10. Texture was like a 8/10. I did end up going to the other location like a BIG BACK to try the OG creme brulee one. Parking is on the street, good luck! no restroom. there is some red seating next to the establishment.

Matcha , Creme Brulee Crepe
Ethan Z.

My girlfriend and I finally built up the patience to fall in queue and see what's with all the hype. We had always seen extensive lines here after we'd get dinner in the area. We'd normally get Somi Somi for a sweet treat but wanted to give this spot a try. The line does move somewhat slow but omg the crepes are so worth it! Since our first visit, we have returned a few times. I love getting their Tiramisu and Matcha flavored custard crepe. I love that each other crepe flavor I've tried, none are ever overly sweet, and each is made with care! There's a mix match approach to how you want your dessert built but I normally order mine as it's listed on the menu for their classics. My father in law hates spending anything more than a couple bucks for a sweet treat, but happily makes the exception for Milet crepe and I 100% understand why. Theres not always a line, but if you see one formed at your time of visit don't get discouraged the reward is very delicious/unique. Can't wait to be back:)

Dana M.

I've been trying to get to this place for a few years now and I finally got to try it yesteday. I ordered the creme brulee since that seems to be the most popular. So glad I did! It was absolutely delicious. I did not make any modifications or do any add ons because I wanted to try it has is. They also pack it to go in case you do not want to eat there.....Limited benches/outside only. Service was fast. Once I ordered, my crepe came out in about 5 minutes. There is an iPad at the window for self ordering. I will definitely go back to the other items.

Inside
Shailey S.

I took a couple of photos of the kitchen and cook inside, but the ordering kiosk is outside and someone calls your name to hand you your crepe. There is plenty of seating outside. The crepe was good! I got a matcha custard with matcha ice cream and strawberries. A little on the pricier side for the quantity!

inside self-order kiosk
Graschelle H.

A super unique and delicious dessert experience! Plenty of filling options and customizations to really make it your own. You get to choose both your base ice cream flavor and the fillings. I got the creme brûlée crepe which comes with the custard and perfectly caramelized top. I also chose matcha ice cream, Nutella, fresh strawberry, and banana, which I thought might be a little much, but it ended up being so delectable with all the flavors and textures coming together well. It wasn't fresh banana to pair with the fresh strawberries (more like a banana pudding/custard?), but still good. I also wish the crepe was more fresh, but overall it was a solid sweet treat! We came on a Friday night around 10pm and there was no line at all. Only waited a few minutes for our order. Parking was a NIGHTMARE though, be prepared to have to circle around the block a few times. There are a few tables inside and outside, and the area is pretty vibrant!

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Are the custard cream made with pasteurized eggs?

Are there actually any restaurants that don't use those kinds of eggs?

Do they have vegan crepes?

Nope

Do you have gluten free crepes?

No we don’t.

Can I order for delivery? I checked Grubhub, Uber eat and Postmates, none of them accepting order from your store.

we don’t do delivery or pick up orders online. we don’t have a capacity for that right now.

Is parking hard to find?

Evenings after 6pm it can be kind of difficult. Otherwise no, there's usually available parking within a block or two. It's off a a Main Street with a lot of eateries around so it can get crowded weekends and evenings.

Are they still taking orders in person?

Yes, we are. we have a self-check out counter at the outside of the door and cashless transaction. we are open everyday 1pm-10pm.

What is the difference between creme brûlée crepe and custard crepe?

Both have custard filling, but only the creme brulee crepe has the flame-torched, caramelized sugar on top!

Do you open tomorrow, the 4th if July?

Yes we do. 1pm - 10pm :)

Do they no longer work with Grub hub? That's what I used last time and it was a great option during COVID

What's the best flavor to get?

Creme Brulee Crepe

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Millet Crepe

4.3(510 reviews)
11.6 mi•Little Tokyo, Downtown
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I'm happy that Millet has this location rather than just the sawtelle location. This Little Tokyo…read morelocation is a lot less crowded, & has indoor seating available. You order through an iPad & then they call your order by name on the other side of the counter. There are street meters & parking garages available nearby. It can just get difficult sometimes given how concentrated the area is. I would say the quality is very consistent to sawtelle's location. I always get the custom crepe w/ custard filling & strawberry toppings & it never does me wrong. I love!!

I honestly don't understand how this place has such a high rating. The desserts were pretty…read moretypical, and they even got my daughter's order wrong. On top of that, the wait for our order was ridiculously long. What made the experience even more frustrating was that there was no restroom available for customers. When I asked, they directed me to Dave's Hot Chicken, which was a decent distance away, only for me to find out that I would have to pay to use their restroom, bruh! We eventually found out there were public restrooms across from Dave's Hot Chicken, which would have been much more helpful to know from the beginning. To make matters worse, it was raining that day, so having to walk that far and search for a restroom made the whole experience even more outrageous. I definitely wouldn't recommend this place!

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Crepes De Paris - Nutella Crepe with Bananas

Crepes De Paris

4.4(276 reviews)
11.0 mi•Downtown
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Back again a year later. My son loves this place and so do I so we took a drive from our hotel to…read morecome visit again late afternoon. There always seems to be parking under the bridge nearby which isn't the best of places, but the meters don't work and parking is free on the street. I think we pretty much ordered the same as last year, but we were hungry after not eating all day at a volleyball tournament where prices are inflated with so-so food. The prices here are much more affordable at roughly $12-17 for entrees and soup was like $6-8... I didn't request a receipt and now forgot.. it was very affordable though. Service was friendly and my son remembered the same gentleman serving us last year both times too. I had the spinach feta pepper crepes and french onion soup. My son had the breakfast burrito and Royal Crepe. He was disappointed it didn't come with ice cream this time as it did in the past. Not sure if they were out or if that was a menu change, but he enjoyed it just the same. I noticed the same this time that the crepes are sweet for the spinach and feta, but I end up eating every single bite as they are really good, just seems sweet with items that typically go with salt. The french onion soup was so flavorful I didn't add the crackers and while not all oohey goohey cheese melted and dripping down the sides, it was something I wanted to finish before I got to my crepes. I could name several other places where this french onion soup outshines the competition, it was wonderful. We will be back again next year, same time and can't wait to come again!

Wanted some breakfast in walking distance of the museums and found Crepes De Paris a few blocks…read moreaway. Went with the Bastille, which was just eggs and cheese, and topped it off with some hot sauce. Although advertised as a timeless French classic, the crepes didnt quite hit the mark as they were about twice as thick as they should be and a bit spongey as well. It was pretty good still, but not as delicate or light as expected. The space is cute, but not prefect as overhead lighting is stained and doesnt go with the ambiance. Once served I noticed the dishes didnt match either, and yes the order was the exact same item. Not a bad place if you aren't expecting traditional crepes or mind all the little details.

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Crepes de Paris - Light'n Yummy crepe with butter, sugar and cinnamon

Crepes de Paris

3.7(561 reviews)
18.2 mi•Downtown
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My husband found this cute spot after we just finished dining at the Cheesecake Factory. When we…read morewalked in it gave me such a European vibe. Calm, quiet, 2 men were playing speed chess in a corner. This is definitely a spot you come to relax grab a crepe and enjoy your afternoon at. We got a sweet crepe, definitely delicious filled with strawberries and bananas topped with Nutella, powder sugar and ice cream. Our service was quick and the lady at the front who took our order helped us with our selection. Our crepe came out within 10 minutes as well. My first experience was positive and I absolutely LOVED their outdoor patio. It reminded me of the little town in Hungary my dad grew up in where shops were all quiet and cute with patio dining that were surrounded by plants. I will definitely come back to enjoy another crepe again.

As most people know, Parisian dining is responsible for making dinner a culinary event capable of…read moresoftening the hardest of hearts. Perhaps, I am exaggerating but Remy the Rat would probably have my back, or the top of my head. Oui oui, in the great country of France a bit of chew and gulp is enough to make a cheeseboard an experience of bubbly ecstasy. It is the magic of France that has this capacity to turn the ordinary into meaningful memory. Thus, when I go to an eatery that boasts Parisian roots I expect to have fare that will make my baret fall of my head, while my taste buds bing brighter than the twinkles found in the City of Lights. But on this occassion, the fare felt short of its Parisian promise. In other words, I went into a bakery to get a croissant expecting buttery flakiness and what I got was not that, rather ordinary bread with butter that I could have found in my fridge. I think that I have become a member of a French firing squad. And that is not my goal. The place is lovely. Sort of. Ok. let me stop myself, and write with more specific details to paint an acurrate portrayal of my visit. And I know my final portraint will not hang in the Louvre, or it might not be read, but at least, like the French I took my twirl at bat. I ordered two things, at this cafe, as I took a break before continuing on with my evening. The first was an ice latte. As another Yelp user commneted it was "just average." For me speficially, it did not have the chill of a plesant night, more the lack of a chill that belongs to a lukewarm product. Regardless, the coffee did its thing-- perk me up through the power of caffeinne. Not much ouch here. I ordered one of their classics: a create with cinnamon apples, chantilly cream, and powdered sugar. That sounds about right. The bites were sugary and sweet and tasted of applies that were dressed to be fancy. But in the whole the crepe was casual cuisine. I did not detect the whim and craft of Parisian haute couture. However, it was perfectly fine. It had done nothing wrong. It just wore its fancy clothes and did not glow in them, just kind of wore them. What I appreciated was the fact that they aim to decorate their house with fragments of Parisian culture to help a patron trasport themselves to Paris without the need of a passport stamp. I took a lot of pictures. Some of the stuff was cute. But in the end the amalgation of all of the stuff they have made the place filled with Parisian chatckes. It was a travesty. The collection did not come together, as jigsaw puzzles that finally reveal the Eiffel tower with the background of sky burning with fireworks on Bastille Day. But they still have charm. And I don't mean charm like the prizes one can find at a garaga sale, I mean charm like the prizes one can find at an auction sale, where budget shoppers attend. For instance, there was a red bird inside a cage. And even though my Parisian knowledge is so vast that it can fit in a can of tuna, I cannot connect why a red bird signals French philopshy and culture. There are a lot of posters that effectively take me to a sidewalk cafe. For a sprig of a moment. That I liked very much. I struggled between three or four star for this place. The item that leaves no room for critique is their patio. One cannot sit there and relax amongst twigs and vines, and a fountain that had water but maybe did not spout. Here I can imagine having a coffee and a pasry or a different dish and finding Paris in rest. And perhaps on this day, there offerings would hit a different knell. Quasidodo would want be to give a second chance. People who look like him want others to offer second chances.

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Boba Bear

3.9(1.3k reviews)
7.9 mi•Koreatown, Wilshire Center
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I had never even heard of Boba Bear until one of my friends, who is a Invincible fan, told me they…read morewere doing a special pop-up experience. I do not usually make the drive out to K-Town, but since tickets were only $10.20 per person, we figured it would be worth checking out. Even though I don't really know much about Invincible, I still had a lot of fun. The space is completely transformed with different scenes from the show and there are plenty of photo ops whether you're a fan or just tagging along like I was. It definitely felt more immersive than I expected. The food and drinks are on the pricey side, so we shared a few items instead of each ordering our own: We tried the Monster Girl Matcha, which came in one of the collectible bottles ($20) my friend wanted. The drink itself was okay; not bad, but not my favorite matcha beverage. We also ordered the Invincible Power Wrap ($15), which tasted good but was honestly much smaller than I expected for the price. My favorite thing we tried was definitely Atom Eve's Energy Acai Bowl ($9). I love acai bowls and this one was refreshing with dragonfruit, strawberries, lychee, coconut flakes, and granola. I would order that again. We also shared the Viltrumite Training Cookies ($9). They were basically buttery sugar cookies but came in a pack of 3. Parking was probably the only annoying part. The shopping center seemed to only have valet, so I ended up finding free street parking in the neighborhood and walking about 10 minutes. One thing I thought was really cool was that the employees told us they completely change the theme every few months. They have done collaborations with Godzilla, Final Fantasy VII, and Arcane. Overall, I had a really good time, even as someone who is not familiar with Invincible. If you are a fan of the show and like experiential dining experiences, I would say come check it out.

Took my son here because he's a fan of the invincible show.. and this times theme is invincible…read more Looks like it's a cute place that changes its theme every so often. They had a very minimal menu.. he came for the drink flask collectibles. They were $20 each and came with a juice drink inside. He also wanted their sugar cookies with the theme but they had ran out for the day. We also went upstairs where they had some picture props and a claw machine that was a scam lol $8 for 1 token for 2 tries and the many coins we got and played.. the claw would pick up and drop right before moving towards the drop.. shake my head. Overall it's definitely for the gamer life..

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