The Crepery was such a great find. We ordered the Pin-Up sweet crepe, the Mac Daddy savory crepe,…read morean iced matcha, and an Italian cream soda, and everything tasted amazing. The ingredients tasted super fresh, especially the strawberries in the Pin-Up. The portions were great for the price too (we left full, which isn't always the case at places like this). Service was quick, and while they were out of whole milk for the matcha because of a supply chain issue, that obviously wasn't their fault. The atmosphere was probably one of my favorite parts. They have live plants throughout the space, and it makes everything feel really cozy and welcoming. The whole restaurant was also very clean. I'm not down in St. George very often, but this will definitely be a place I visit every time I come down here.

I hate to have to do this, but as a regular customer who used to go here all the time and have…read moregiven this place five stars in the past, I'm dropping my ranking to two stars, and here's why. The crapes are not made fresh anymore, I don't know when they started this horrible practice of making a huge gross pile of premade crapes ahead of time, not fresh off the griddle, and I refused to participate any longer, you do that and I'm done. This, I've discerned, is why sometimes when you go in the meal is five stars, and other times it's one star. They don't make your crapes fresh. Everyone knows the difference between a fresh hot off the griddle pancake, and one that's been premade in some gross hotel breakfast warmer. Well, that's why their crapes are sometimes amazing and sometimes truly disappointing. (They don't even bother putting them in the warmer,) You can peek into the kitchen and see the big pile of gross cold dry crapes piles up. No, no, nope! Done. I've even started asking at the front counter if I can get a fresh made one and not one off the pile of premade dry cold flat gross crapes, and both times I've asked, they've told me no, they can't make me a fresh one, I have to get mine off of the cold dried out dead stack. So, there you have it. You've lost me as a regular customer, I'm not coming back--I'm done until you reply to this message, confirm that's no longer the horrible practice, and invite me back. Once that happens, I'll go back, see if you serve me a fresh off the griddle crapes, without asking, so I can remove this post. Bye!

It was my first time trying West Village and I'll come again and again! They have a one size only…read more(which i LOVE)!! This is the toasted coconut latte, iced. They asked if I wanted coconut flakes, if you love coconuts , make sure to say yes!! I also ordered a few pastries. It all came out in a timely manner! They were the right amount of sweetness Everyone there was nice and made me feel welcome! Overall, a great experience

I stopped in for a lunch after work, and found a new beef sandwich on the menu. It was to die for…read more And the accompanying chips and arugula really made the order excellent. I had a signature Affagoto a couple of weeks ago and it was wonderful with the caramel topping. I'll be back soon. Ambiance was very welcoming !

great ambiance and vibe! the speakeasy was very cozy. the staff were quick and attentiveread more

I have been a loyal regular at FeelLove for nearly 3 years since moving to St. George. It was one…read moreof the first places we ate at, I've worked remotely here, brought my kids often, and constantly recommended it to people. The staff has always been friendly, and the food and drinks are great. Sometimes flavors or presentation vary, seating isn't completely comfortable, but it was never not an enjoyable experience. Unfortunately, a recent experience completely changed my perspective for me. We attended their Easter egg hunt for the second year in a row. They advertised a 3-minute head start for toddlers (ages 0-3). As a mom of a 1-year-old and a 3-year-old, this is perfect. We invited several of our toddler mom friends and family to hunt with our kiddos. We enjoyed breakfast and coffee at the cafe before venturing to the event. Instead, it was nothing like last year and there was no separation. Older kids and oddly pushy parents immediately trampled the small courtyard area. It was chaotic, overwhelming, and frankly unsafe for the littlest ones. When I privately messaged the business to share that the promised toddler head start wasn't enforced and suggested better structure for next year, I was met with complete defensiveness. I was essentially told I should be "grateful" rather than disappointed because it was a free event (when technically we did pay over $50 to "be there") I completely understand that free community events are a massive undertaking, but good intentions don't excuse poor advertising, poor safety execution or dismissing customer feedback. To not even get a simple apology after years of loyalty leaves a terrible taste in my mouth. (Especially all while my kids and I are being used in marketing) I hope they can strive to actually make their customers "FeelLove" in the future.