Great, hand made with care food. Friendly service. Mellow environment with a "Women & Women First"…read morevibe. Highly recommended

The starving artist Café makes decent food for the Berkshires. But it is not a place that has…read moreamazing crêpes by city standards or French standards. I'm not sure what is missing, but it feels very suburban or country which it is and there's nothing necessarily wrong with that, but it doesn't taste like authentic crêpes. I really do like the fact that it's a cute spot decent coffee and decent breakfast in small town USA with friendly service and you feel like you're supporting a local business. We will keep coming back, but I do wish some of the crêpes for me being more authentic versions of what they are today.

Metered parking available right out front. Cute ambiance with French music playing. Several vegan…read morecrepe options-delicious! Friendly staff. No wait on a Saturday morning. I drove 45 minutes for this and I'll do it again!

I went here a few years ago and didn't love it. But I'm glad I tried it again. They have both…read moresavory & sweet crepes. I had the Nutella & banana crepe. It was pretty good. Not the best crepe flavor but still decent. I got an iced caramel latte and that was probably the best coffee I've had at a local breakfast joint. It's the kind of place where you line up to order at the register then sit down & wait for your food. We came right at 11am on a Sunday and the place was unusually (according to a friend who goes often) packed. I applaud the 2 workers I saw who got the line down as fast as they could. The woman on the register was also making the coffees/teas and there was one man making all the crepes. One weird thing to note because as a mom, I always like to know: at least one of the bathrooms had a changing table which I appreciate so much. I think I'd definitely come again & just hope it's not busy. Might try a savory crepe next time!

Still a 5/5 experience!!! Love TSwirl so so much. My fav is the matcha chocolate truffle!!!read more

This is one of those places I waited too long to visit and am glad I finally got there. I like this…read moretwist on crepes. It's quaint, quiet, and pleasant inside, and I was greeted by the aroma of crepe better cooking. While it wasn't busy inside, there was a steady stream of orders to go. The chicken in my chicken teriyaki crepe was cooked perfectly and still moist, and the combination of the chicken, greens, and sauce really hit the spot. The teas are quite flavorful but a bit sweeter than I would normally prefer. With so many food options along Route 9, T-Swirl stands out as a unique and delicious option.

I was missing someone so I got a bowl of hot borscht soup, which was served with sour cream (of…read morecourse) and tasty . The service was kind and friendly. Say immediately, anywhere I liked. Ambiance wad even better than the outside would suggest. I was called back to the hospital so could not order the tea I was looking forward to... they have PAGES of teas to try!

Came here for lunch after a long train and bus ride to Mass. I hit a savory crepe and put shrimp,…read morespinach, mushroom and cheese in it with a side of the garlic cream and house hot sauce. My friends got the strawberry and banana crepe and a beet and a zucchini pancake. We got the small crepe which was massive. The service was quick and polite. The house hot sauce had a different kick to it. It was vinegar based and it didn't layer the taste of the food but added some spice without the burn to the food. The place was quaint.

It's been a while since I've dined here, their hours are limited which makes it more difficult to…read morefind a time to stop in. They have a pleasant French inspired ambiance, which isn't fancy but very enjoyable. Note that their metal chairs, however, don't invite long stays. Historically, most of my visits here have resulted in some tasty crepes. Today was no exception, other than my Country Breakfast Crepe which was outstanding, the best Crepe I've had at this nifty, out of the way spot. After our 3 mile walk at the beautiful Blackstone Canal, we stopped by this interesting, little restaurant and selected: * Ham, Apricot & Brie Crepe $16.95 * Country Breakfast Crepe with Sausage $16.95 The Ham & Brie Crepe was nicely prepared and tasty. The Country Breakfast Crepe arrived surrounded by a cheese sauce with a sausage patty and perfectly cooked sunny side up egg on top. I think there were mushrooms, diced potato and a tasty sauce inside. Would I order this again? You betcha! Service was prompt, and we enjoyed the last few minutes of the live Jazz Ensemble just before they finished up. I look forward to a return visit.

Always a great experience at Maison de Manger. The owner and all the staff are so incredibly…read morefriendly. The crepes are always amazing and they have new drinks that won't fail to impress! Worth a visit if you're local- truly unlike anywhere else in this area

Crepes in Greenwich, NY? Yes!!…read more Run by a lovely local couple: Bonnie and Bob Warren? YES!! Savory or sweet crepes...or both. YES!! Three of us decided that we were going to each try a savory AND a sweet crepe. Two of the three of us were successful in our missions; one failed and had to take home leftovers (in to-go boxes...not in her belleh). Savory crepes ordered: The Latin Quarter, the Moulin Rouge and the Louvre. Mine was the Louvre: veggies with goat cheese-delicious! Reviews on the others (one with ham, one with chicken) also got rave reviews. I'll be sure to upload pics of the menu for all of the important details. Sweet crepes: mine was the Monet. Can't go wrong with banana, Nutella and whipped cream! I think I hummed the entire time I was shoveling these delicious bites into my greedy little face. The Rodin and Cézanne options made my dining companions very, very happy. Portions are generous, prices are very reasonable and they are also really nice people! They're open Thursday, Friday and Saturday from noon to 7pm. Go. NOW!

The food here is so great I asked for food and got it in two minutes that was fast they gave my…read moredaughter a little Paris key chain and the people were very nice they sat down with our permission and we started talking 5 stars would recommend!

The waffles and crepes are decadent and soooooo yummy. I do not know how they will manage when…read moreChristmas shopping season really takes off, because these lines are going to be out of control. They could use high top tables or perhaps bar seating. At present, after you get their delicious creations, you have to go to the food court if you want to eat at a table. I ordered a green juice and was feeling happy and healthy until my niece gave me 1/2 of her s'mores crepe. . My kid has the berry berry waffle without the strawberry ice cream and she loved every bite. We would definitely come here again. In case you are wondering, there are no savory crepes.

This place is awesome! The food is exceptional and they have very good service. We come all the…read moretime, will be coming back! The ambiance was also very great.

Nice eatery in downtown area. The French toast was light and fluffy, and soaked in the delicious…read moreVermont syrup! The Cafe Americano was nice and strong, but the limeade and ginger ale were both especially delicious. I very nice pleasant meal before traveling back home.

Legitimately the worst restaurant experience I have ever had…read more When I walked in, there was a man at the bar screaming loudly and incoherently racial slurs and expletives. He also stated he had a GUN (not on him hopefully) but a weird thing to bring up. This guy should have been kicked out and had the cops called on him. While that was uncomfortable, I was willing to overlook it. I had a phone call scheduled in 30 minutes, so I politely explained that I would need my food to go instead of dining in. I made it very clear that I wasn't trying to rush anyone. Both the server and the gentleman behind the bar were kind, professional, and completely understanding. Then, completely unprovoked, the chef came out of the kitchen and aggressively yelled at me, "DON'T COME TO A RESTAURANT IF YOU DON'T HAVE 30 MINUTES TO EAT!" She then proceeded to FLIP ME OFF. I was absolutely stunned. I had been nothing but polite and respectful to the staff. I had even left a 20% tip, which I subsequently removed. I have never done that before, but the level of disrespect was unbelievable. The interaction was so hostile and unprofessional that I genuinely didn't even feel comfortable eating the food afterward. There is absolutely no excuse for treating a paying customer this way, especially one who was simply asking to take their food to go. Nobody deserves to be treated like this. Completely unacceptable behavior, and I will NEVER return.

Excellent veggie quich with kale, spinach and gruyere, and white peach pancakes with fresh fruit…read moreand a wild salmon salad nicoise ! Warm and friendly service, with entrees delivered quickly. Wonderful relaxing and quiet setting, with eclectic and interesting decor. Locally grown vegetables. Can't wait to go back next week!

Outstanding brunch with incredibly fresh food. We loved the ratatouille crepes and they even had a…read moregluten free one for me. Everything was so fresh and tasty. The ambience is amazing. Like eating in an antique market. Fun and entertaining. A must.

Stopped by for a cozy place to work. Enjoyed the outdoor seating, and they have more quiet places…read moreto sit near the back of the restaurant. I tried the salmon and egg sandwich and enjoyed it. Very welcoming and friendly vibe.

I parked four blocks away, as parking can be challenging to find in the area on a Friday morning…read more The potato leek soup was well garnished, with roasted chickpeas and fresh scallions, although the soup itself was too salty for my palate. The presentation of the tea was lovely, with a glass teapot and an unexpected side-serving of candied ginger. I liked the tea timer addition, for the perfectly brewed cuppa. I didn't personally care for my tea selection, as I didn't taste the main coconut flavor that was in the tea's name. I thought it was a nice touch that staff brought the tea to the table. However, it was then unexpected that you self-bus your table afterwards, which staff told me explicitly after dropping off my tea. Thus, I'm guessing people frequently didn't realize they were expected to bus their table after the initial service upfront. I felt mixed about the ambiance. I liked the neutral tones in theory, the windows, and a wall to the right that appeared to have wood elements. However, the lighting was too dim indoors, and instead of casting a warm glow and feeling cozy, it felt kind of drab and industrial/cold with all the grey. The concrete floor was significantly cracked and enhanced the non-cozy feel, and you can see in the photo that the chairs kind of look like patio furniture rather than a cafe vibe. While the table next to me was a unique resin table that was very cool and much more the aesthetic I tend to seek out, my own table was plain & worn. There were cute pillows on the back bench, which was the coziest element to the design, IMHO. Overall, I'd say the ambiance is eclectic and functional, but not cute or comfortable enough that I'd personally adopt it as a third space. At the same time, they had a LOT of other items on the menu. If I'd ordered differently and thought the food & beverages were amazing, I might not have focused so much on the ambience...& you might not either. This place probably works best when you're meeting up with a friend or you need to get work done, and are not overly focused on the nuance of atmosphere or what you ordered. There were only two other guests there when I visited, so it was a quiet space.