This has become one of my favorite dessert places after just one visit!! The crepes are soft and…read moredelicious and you can customize what you want in it. They have very cute animal designs, and I selected the little piggy! This is a small to go counter, and the service is very fast. They have mastered efficiency. This place is a real treat!

It's a solid 4 stars. I came super late on a Friday night. Parking on the street wasn't horrible…read more There were people waiting but it wasn't Horribly crowded. So I figured I'd give it a try. Pros before I roast them: by far, one of the better crepes. Service was friendly. Flavors were all there. Everything is basically custom and made to order. I ate my cream brûlée with matcha ha icecream, Nutella, and cream inside, while driving in the car. I thought it would be super messy but it actually wasn't. Cons: Logistics - the wait was a solid 25 mins which is a bit frustrating when there's a window to show you their work. The moment the girl was taken away from her duties (either personal phone call or taking an order), the backlog was unbearable to watch. That meant one guy working to do the crepe, the filling, and distributing. The other guy was cleaning up the canopy, bench, and preparing for closing. And the moment the single guy doing the orders ran out of a certain cream, he had to walk over to the fridge and back to continue working. Food- there was nothing special about any of the filling. Their money maker is their quality of crepe. So keep that in mind. I personally think the cream was what gave me a stomach ache after. I got a bit of everything inside and my favorite was when I hit the icecream. Next time if I go back, I'll stick to only ice-cream inside!

This spot is super trendy for their creme brulee crepes! I've had them a couple of times now and…read morethey're honestly really good. The custard is creamy and delicious, and you can choose from different flavors like original or matcha. I especially like the crispy burnt sugar on top, which gives it that classic signature taste. They also add cornflakes inside, which I think is a nice touch because it gives the crepe some extra crunch and texture. Sometimes there's a line since it's a pretty popular spot, but luckily it moves pretty quickly. Overall, definitely a solid dessert spot in Little Tokyo. I've enjoyed it every time and will definitely be coming back again soon!

i totally get that screen ordering is the standard ordering process now but it's was kind of sad…read morewhen you see seniors or non-english patrons struggling to order. customer service is pretty non-existent here. we ordered a crème brûlée and an ice cream monster. they were both good to start but was mushy towards the middle. flavor was good but we both though it was too much mush to finish. we ate outside and that was an adventure. plenty of unhoused individuals yelling at us and other people who were also dining outside. this spot is located in a less crowded area of little tokyo so it didn't feel as safe.

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.

THE CURRENT NAME IS LEMON AVE CAFE. After wandering around trying to figure out where we were, we…read moresaw the La Creperie Cafe sign on the inside of the dining area. This post is mostly for that info. We ate Nutella banana French toast and Hawaiian French toast (made out of Hawaiian bread). They tasted a teeny bit burned, but they had a good consistency and they looked perfect. It could just be my taste buds. Good location, parking on the street and right next-door. Very nice servers. Clean restroom. Will go again. A lot of food looked excellent.

I looked up French onion soup on Yelp, saw the average score, and decided to come down after work…read moreat around 5:30PM as stated hours were open until 10pm. I'm not sure if it was closed early due to a family emergency, decreased operating budget, staffing, or loss, but it's disappointing to take time to drive down and find nothing about current operating hours. If they update the operating information on Yelp, I'll gladly update this review if I know when I can have lunch or dinner there. Until then, I wouldn't expect to revisit any time soon.

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.

We walked by this place after an early dinner and decided to stop for one of their specialty…read morecoffees. It was great and exactly what we were looking for. One of the best parts is how convenient it is. It's essentially a walk-up window right on the street, making it easy to grab a drink or snack while exploring the area. The staff was super friendly and provided great customer service. It's technically a crepe spot, so we'll have to come back and try the namesake menu item next time. For now, I just wanted to tip my cap to a fun little establishment with a great coffee and a welcoming vibe.

After the beach we searched around for crepe venues and this was the first one we found and decided…read moreto go, when we arrived at the small parking with limited parking, we parked and walked over with our reading material as we were planning on staying and relaxing. The hours said open to about 10 pm but she said they are closed , so that was deceiving. She said it was only take out , we were hungry so we just decided to stay which was a mistake. After ordering we sat down I took a few bites to get to some actual food and I found about four pieces of avocado that was disgustingly served to us . I would just be cautious if you can find another place , it would be worth venturing elsewhere then here .