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Whisk Crepes Cafe

4.3 (489 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 10:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Outdoor seating
Good for kids

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French-themed decor.
Madigan M.

A friend took me here for my birthday and I was so pleasantly surprised by the French decor. This cafe is small but lovely with a simple menu featuring sweet or savory crepes and several types of coffee. The overall feel was elegant, but not stuffy. I had a crepe with lemon curd and strawberry and it was beautifully plated. I tried a vanilla latte as well which came in a corrugated to-go cup. Our waitress was friendly and our food was prepared quickly although I didn't feel rushed. In nicer weather I would definitely venture out to one of the sidewalk tables! Space was limited so I wouldn't try to bring the whole gang, but this is a perfect spot to meet up with a friend.

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Evelyn S.

Absolutely a cute place to catch up with friends and loved ones! We were greeted kindly and sat down, served like a restaurant setting, and we didn't have to wait too long. The crepe was made to order and the ingredients taste fresh!

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Minh D.

Crepes taste: 5/5, very delicious. I got the buckwheat with chorizo, partner got the chicken pesto. We also got the Notre Dame (strawb, banana, nutella, vanilla ice cream) to share. Crepes are thin and batter was made to the right thickness and consistency. They are very good. The space is lovely and parking is easy. However, Reason for 3 stars: weird long wait time and unavailability of service. Saturday morning: came in at 9:45am, got turned away because they open at 10am. We came back at at 10:10 and waited outside after informing staff that we are here, no one bothered to come out to take orders or ask us to wait. There were only 4 tables inside with guests. We left and came back third time an hour later and wait time is 45 mins?! Again there are maybe four full tables inside. Sunday: Actually were served and the wait was 30 mins for 3 crepes. I appreciate the good taste but don't see why crepes should take that long. We have never had to wait that long for crepes anywhere - in the US or France.

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Juli S.

Having lived in Germany, I miss the savory, filled crepes readily available at the markets there. Whisk Crepes Cafe definitely sated that craving, channeling those scrumptious street crepes from Europe. The ambiance was very European cafe, down to the super attentive service. Unlike European dining, we received our food quickly after ordering--exactly the pace we were hoping for as we needed a quick bite before a concert downtown. It was not very crowded, likely because most people consider crepes a brunch or breakfast meal. We enjoyed the quiet, elevated casual meal. I had the Parisian and my husband had the Monte Cristo. Both were very tasty, though the crepes were a little denser than I am used to (still very thin, though). I would have liked the Dijon spread a little more evenly, as well. The Parisian is served with a balsamic vinaigrette that was a little tart for my taste. The only major drawback to the crepes was my husband continuously saying "so good" as he devoured his. They have a solid coffee menu. I got the Latte de Provence. It was sublime. I love lavender in my coffee. They also had non-caffeinated options, such as a full selection of San Pellegrino, for people like my husband who have caffeine curfews. The non-coffee options are fairly limited, though. Despite my reservations given the concerns with gentrification of Oak Cliff, this was a fabulous place to eat. Would definitely go back.

Julia K.

DELICIOUS & AFFORDABLE CREPES If you're looking for a tasty brunch option, check out the crepes at Whisk Crepe Cafe. They have both savory and sweet options at affordable prices and the food is made fresh to order. It's a small cafe, so not great for big groups. I'm a huge fan of the Océane Crepe, which has smoked salmon, capers, sunny side up egg, chives, tomatoes, and creme fraiche. You need to get it with the buckwheat batter. It makes the crepe a little bit more crispier. You can't go wrong with any of the dessert crepes. If you like pistachio, I'd recommend the Jourdain crepe. You can also make your own sweet crepe for just $7! Whisk is moving location to Bishop Arts this coming December. Be on the lookout for their Grand Opening! For more Dallas Food and Fun, follow @therealmeishangry

Fair Day crepe
Jayci G.

Visited on a Tuesday around 1:15 PM. Dedicated parking lot (phew!). Few tables but there was business, even on a week day. Staff was lovely, if not a little busy because there was only two for taking orders, making delicious crepes, refilling water glasses, processing payment, etc. Even so, they did wonderfully. Fair Day crepe (sweet) was DELICIOUS! Everything I'd hoped it would be!

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Sophia B.

We were just walking through bishop arts district and stumbled upon this crepe shop. I couldn't pass up the crepe, it smelled so good!

Normandy crepe
Tina M.

I'm happy to report that so far, Whisk has served me the best crêpes I've ever had in Texas. My husband and I ordered the Normandy crepe which is a savory cheese and egg buckwheat crepe and oh my, was it GOOD! It comes with a little salad and the whole thing was just perfectly prepared. I wouldn't change a single thing. Perfect. Yum! The place itself is very small however and there's only seating for a handful of people inside, along with a couple of tables outside. So although Whisk arguably serves some of the best crêpes in Texas, how are they supposed to provide their delicious meals to larger crowds, I wonder? I do hope they're able to scale the business because it's a real hidden gem. I would go back in a heartbeat whenever I'm in Dallas again! They stole my heart.

Fair Day Crepe
Victoria S.

The crepes were amazing. I love how they have both sweet and savory crepes to choose from. They even have lattes served hot or iced. It's small inside, but was not busy when I stopped by so we were seated right away.

Océane
Sydney J.

This was a great restaurant. The ambiance was nice and clean. The food came out fast on top of it being it really good. The server was super helpful when I was trying to decide what to order.

Ally B.

Today I visited Whisk Crepes Cafe, and let me tell you -- it was phenomenal. Never in my crepe-eating life have I immediately asked for a second crepe right after finishing one. That alone should tell you everything. The crepe was soft, airy, and had this almost magical quality to it -- light enough to feel good after eating, yet filling in a way that nourished rather than overwhelmed. I ordered the Nutella crepe with strawberries, whipped cream, and a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Paired with a cozy cup of hot chocolate, the entire experience had me daydreaming like I was tucked away in a Parisian café -- except better. And the service? Exceptional. Alicia and the other staff members were warm, attentive, and graceful in their care -- striking the perfect balance between hospitality and attentiveness to everyone in the space. The café itself was clean, beautifully lit with natural light, and had a calm, open-air feel that made the entire visit even more enjoyable. Though I'm not from Dallas, I can confidently say this: Whisk Crepes Cafe is a must-visit. I've had crepes in Paris, and these? These are beyond tasty -- they're unforgettable.

Fair Day Crepe
Eddie I.

Went here for dessert after a date night Great choice! Friendly staff and delicious crepes! We got the fair day crepe and the dark chocolate crepe with strawberries instead of raspberries and it hit the spot!!! Quick service!

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Reviews are largely positive. People highlight the delicious crepes, great coffee and lattes, friendly staff, and a cozy atmosphere.

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Crepes at Whisk Crepes Cafe are not good. Although the prices are on the cheaper side, crepes here are hard, chewy and dry.

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Crêpes and toppings are great. People are friendly. They do a pretty good job. Clean.

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I came walking through bison and stopped here, the drinks are good but the flys need to be taken care of

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Both the food and service were just what we expected. Friendly waitress and really good crepes.

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