the place was rlly cute!! the Food tasted amazing and the atmosphere was welcoming and friendl. The…read moreservice was rlly good as well they were super sweet to us.

Perfect dessert spot for late night sweets!…read more I got the fresas con creme with cookie butter, dubai chocolate shake, and a crepe! Each item was fairly balanced when it came to sweetness. I was worried about how intensely sweet things would get but I was pleasantly surprised!

Euro Caffe has really delicious food. My favorite items to get are the Matcha Frappe, Crepes,…read moreVanilla Frappe, Belgian Waffles, & Cheesecake & my favorite, their Almond Croissant. The ambiance is so great, you can relax & sit outside. I wish all of that area of the shopping center had a Euro Caffe Makeover to make the mall look good.

We have come to this Caffe for many, many years and we always return when in the area…read more We always order the same thing, their Bacon panini and the Alexander crepe. Sometimes we get coffee, sometimes we don't, it's always delicious, but we like the breakfast enough to just come for that. It's a small, cute location with Europe inspired decor. It's simple, could use some updating, but super cute and intimate. Their service is pretty good, sometimes they're really busy and food takes a while, but we understand they're working as fast as they can. It's a nice little brunch spot, especially nice to come in the summer or fall when outdoor seating is great.

As someone who has had every type of Oreo dessert when given the opportunity, let me tell you that…read moreGina's Crepes and Waffles has the BEST Oreo dessert I've ever had! Their Oreo Milkshake is so good, that every chance I'm in the area, I always stop by for one. They make them super fast too, so even if they're busy, it's a very short wait. They're located inside the 4th Street Market, which has a very good amount of seating. I've had some of their other shakes as well, and they are super delicious too!

I've been a loyal customer of Gina's since the COVID days when they were just a small neighborhood…read morestand across from the Santa Ana Superior Court. I followed them through all the street night markets until they opened up their store in 4th street market. The new shop is located in almost like a food court towards the back left corner. While the market itself doesn't really have the best aesthetic or ambiance, they have enough seating to fit large crowds. My go-to order is the cheesecake crepe with strawberries and blueberries. No other place does it like they do because they use actual slices of real cheesecake inside instead of just a cream cheese/cheesecake spread. As long as they keep that the same, I'll be a customer for life. My only 'complaint' (or more so just a wish) is that I really miss the late-night street stand days. Now that they've focused on the 4th St Market shop, the hours are a bit shorter, which makes it harder to stop by after work. I feel like late night is when the cravings hit. I'd love to see those late-night hours come back, but either way, the place is still 10/10. I haven't tried other of their new or updated menu items but I'm sure they're all great.

Wonderful servers and atmosphere The outside wooden trim is…read moregrungy and dirty, however. And the front door is also grungy. Perhaps a power wash on the outside walls and patio would sparkle the exterior and make it as attractive as the inside. 'Curb appeal'?

My wife and I stopped by to take advantage of the $5 dessert crepe deal, which was definitely a big…read morehit! We arrived around 6pm and shortly afterwards there was a line out the door. The crepes were delicious and loaded with fresh fruit! The owner was very friendly and helped ensure that orders and meals came out due to the many people excited for their crepes. The ambience was very easy going with great vibes from all staff and guests. Looking forward to returning to try out some of the more savory items in future!

I don't think this place exists anymore. The sign is there but there is a check out register poking…read morethrough it and no one to help and no equipment to make coffee

I went December 4, 2024 because I thought it looked like a neat place to grab a something to eat!…read moreIt's located inside the Wholesome Choice Supermarket, so don't let that confuse you! That being said, here are my positives! - the food is super good and if solely ranking on food, it'd be a five! I got: avocado toast, the blu's clues smoothie, and the sun & moon crepe - though not fitting the typical Southern California "aesthetic," the food put a smile on my face. - the toast was crunchy, and the avocado and subsequent toppings (greens and cheese) was well put together, tasting very good. - the Blu's Clues is what you'd expect out of a superfood label, but it's the best-tasting one I've had in a while - the crepe was one of the better crepes I've had, not undercooked and well topped. Considering its subpar location, the food punches WELL above its weight. Here are the downsides, though: - inside a supermarket, doesn't really fit a cafe type of vibe, maybe more of an airport lounge feel - there was only one worker so the service was slower paced than what I expected for the environment of the cafe, but nothing out of sorts - since it's in a supermarket it was a little loud, with little seating inside (though plenty outside) - no silverware, only plastic and paper napkins. no plates either, solely to go boxes. - I was also sad that they were out of the superfood açaí bowl as I wanted to try it, but no harm no foul Mind you, all of this can be fixed by moving to a different location, preferably its own and not in a supermarket. I hope this Cafe is able to be successful enough to be able to get to that point. I highly recommend it for the cheap and homey food it offers, especially when you're surrounded by the fancy, expensive, and overbearing food of SoCal. Sometimes it's good to stick to the basics, and they've really nailed it.

Update after owner's response:…read more Thank you for responding. I do want to clarify a few points so future customers have an accurate understanding of what happened. The delay was not only due to the power issue at the venue. Your team arrived about 35-40 minutes after the scheduled start time with no prior call or text. The power issue was mentioned after arrival and then it took an additional 20 minutes to relocate and set up before service began. In our direct messages after the event, you did acknowledge and apologize for the late arrival, which I appreciated. Regarding the edible images, while they were complimentary, several of them were crooked and cut incorrectly. Your staff advised guests not to eat some because the paper had adhered to the back. Complimentary items should still reflect the quality of the business, especially when they are part of the presentation for a child's birthday celebration. I appreciate that the owner provided a partial refund after I reached out privately. However, I'm sharing this simply to provide a complete and accurate account of the experience.

Great combination of flavors 10/10 on the mini pancakes!!!!…read moreThey post up in santa ana next to mater dei every friday

Amazing service. Rubi was awesome! Santa Ana location is the best. Hands down best location in…read moreSouthern California!

breakfast was really good our server rubi was really nice a…read morealways checked up on us to see if we needed anything 10/10

This was my second time coming to this place and my reviews stands for both times…read more Crepes are good. Not the best, but still good. Staff is very efficient,friendly ,and welcoming. Crepes are $10. My only complaint is that It seems like it's just maybe 2 strawberries finely cut for the strawberry banana crepe. It's great if you want to go somewhere past 10pm when everything's closed. Unless they become a little more "generous" with the fruit, (which is what we're paying for) I'd say I'll keep this as my back up spot. Not necessarily my go-to. But it's still delicious. Just a tad bit stingy. Great for a small craving though.

It was okay. Pretty expensive for what it was and I would consider other hole in the walls more for…read morethe value.

This hidden gem is in a little strip shopping center, across Bristol Street from the Ayers Hotel,…read moretucked between a gas station and a dry cleaners and a nail salon. Anyway, it was worth seeking out. Our party of 5 swamped the poor guy working there. We ordered a lot of food, like a double brunch, because we were hitting the road for a long drive back to Northern California. So this one French guy (Yes, he really is French. He moved to Orange County from Paris, hence the name.) This French guy had to make us a couple of sandwiches, an omlette, and about 7 crepes. I felt sorry for him when I found out he was making the crepes one at a time and bringing them out as soon as each one was ready. I think he said his help has Mondays off. These crepes are like the best ever. We didn't want to tell him to stop because every one he brought out was absolutely fabulous. I'm pretty sure it was 7 crepes because we started with 4, and then my daughters and niece asked him to make 3 more. It was a good thing we weren't rushed for time. This is one spot we will definitely return to. We also learned that he is available and does crepes for corporate events. He brings his equipment and sets up in whatever location you want. That would make for a fun company event.

Orange Paris Cafe, is a French eatery in a small strip area that houses a few other food outlets…read moreand has a gas station just outside of it. It is a unique concept and the place has a following. The dining area is small, but cozy and has a bistro feel, pictures of Paris adorn the walls (the restroom too) and there is French music to blend well with the simple ambiance. We ordered several items. First my Americano coffee (made with Italian espresso), was only good for a few sips, just too sweet for me. Second, the Quiche Maison (traditional French recipe, eggs, tomato, spinach, cheddar cheese). While this pie slice was soft and tasty, it was thin and could have easily passed off for pizza. What it lacked was the usual thickness one sees in a quiche slice, gives it body and also embeds the rich flavor of eggs and cream. Then came the crepes. The tomato and bacon was well received, as was the strawberry crepe. In this department, the crown goes to Crepe Suzette (orange syrup, orange zest, creme anglaise and whipped cream). It had optimum softness, the right amount of sweetness, chew and yes, butter. Truly a heavenly treat for the taste buds. Service is very slow, but rewarding. So if you are not in a hurry and are in the mood for fresh French brunch items, give this place a visit.