Nahar is a gem of a person. the food is homemade, super fresh and tasty . so much better than a…read morechain . the soup is spectacular!

I've honestly never been a fan of crêpes or most French dishes in general but this place managed to…read morechange my mind. Ordered a prosciutto, tomato, cheese, avocado and spinach, swapping out the avocado for peppers. I've had the sandwich in the past which was amazing but this one was a pleasant surprise. Accompanied by a pesto cream on the side, a cup of hot coffee and Nahar's charming service . Great lunch to say the least. One of the best cafés in London for sure.

Great place for coffee and more. Been here several times. I would recommend it to others…read more Heading there tonight for Date Night.

I was taking a stroll through the neighbourhood with my family on one of our evening walks and…read morealong the path, we discovered a new restaurant which was Crepes and Coffee. It's situated along the busy Paisley & Imperial intersection underneath an apartment complex. I knew I had to return here in the afternoon for lunch. The inspiration behind this restaurant draws from a couple's dining experience in Europe. Here's my rundown: Food: We started off with the Coffee for Two, which came on a serving platter with a French press, 2 wafers, and 2 shots of Perrier water. The coffee was rich and it made for a unique experience with the French press. Florence - We then had one of their savoury crepes called the Florence. You had the option of getting this as a crepe or a waffle and it came drizzled with a light cream sauce, seasoned with salt, pepper & oregano. The filling had melted mozzarella and prosciutto and it was finished with field greens, cherry tomatoes, and a balsamic glaze. Overall, this was a pretty light dish! The crepe itself was slightly sweet and had a nice texture to it. Annecy - We finished with a Belgian waffle with ice cream. This came with French vanilla ice cream, strawberries, sliced bananas, nutella drizzle, and whipped cream. The presentation was beautiful and the dessert tasted very good and it wasn't too sweet. I would suggest sharing this with people as it's a little too much for one person to devour. Atmosphere: The overall vibe of the restaurant is nice. The decor is quite modern and there's a blackboard that showcases famous landmarks and places in Europe, which is the inspiration behind this restaurant. There's patio seating, high chair seating, and normal seating. There's a section that features one low-rise table and three chairs that's perfect for catching up with friends. All in all, I would say that this restaurant gives up vibes that make you feel relaxed and at home, which is what you should always feel at places like this one. Service: Service was good. The barista was really knowledgeable in the food items and recommended us all the things we ordered. The food didn't take long to come out and the barista kept checking up on us to see how we the food was and how are dining experience was. Price: The coffee for two was $7.00, savoury crepe was $12.75, and the waffle was $13.75 (it's an additional one dollar to get the waffle instead of the crepe). The price isn't too bad, especially given the great service. Verdict: Whether you're doing a stroll in the neighbourhood, catching up with friends, or just plain hungry, Crepes & Coffee is your one stop shop. They've been in business for 4 weeks now and our in the midst of experimenting with food options (they recently just introduced the savoury crepes). The west end of Guelph isn't quite known for its food or desserts so this place was definitely a nice addition to a area that's lacking desserts like crepes. Check this place out before it gets busy. One thing that you must bring is your credit or debit card as Crepes & Coffee makes an effort to try to reduce the amount of physical cash used and also went paperless. I'm giving this a 4.5 stars out of 5 mainly because of the great service, the atmosphere inside the restaurant, and the taste of the food. My two complaints are that they don't open earlier than 10am and their savoury crepe options are limited. Nevetheless, it's great to see the West End of Guelph growing when popping restaurants like this one.

The food is amazing. This place has one of the best taste crepe in my life. I ordered one of their…read morespecialty: jerk chicken crepe, it is so yummy. Keep in mind this is a small family owned restaurant, do not expect efficiency as a large chain restaurant, but the quality of the food worths the wait. Parking right outside the restaurant in a small plaza.

Tucked in an unsuspecting plaza is a great family owned crepe place. I appreciate their larger…read moreportions and it's definitely freshly made to order! The crepes themselves are soft, slightly crisp, and thin. We tried their savoury crepes : -Jerk chicken -Mediterranean Both were delicious and hit the spot!

Parking is very limited but the cafe is very very cute…read more The menu is small but it's a good thing because they specialize in crepes, either flour or buckwheat, sweet or salty. I ordered the fraise chantilly crêpe. The crepe itself was very thick and drier than I had hoped. Toppings were bountiful. Cafe glacée au caramel was yummy. The ice cream and coffee mixed well. They give you a spoon to eat it too. The service here makes the place worth it. The family that owns it are super nice and extremely attentive.

From the owner: At La Plouc, we're dedicated to delivering an authentic French crepe experience in KW. Our use of…read morebuckwheat flour for savory crepes is a nod to traditional French creperies, infusing each galette with an earthy, nutty flavor. Our menu combines classic French favorites with innovative creations, ensuring a diverse range of flavors for both sweet and savory palates. Whether you're indulging in a classic Nutella and banana sweet crepe or sipping on our rich French coffee or refreshing smoothies, every visit is a journey to the heart of France. Our commitment to tradition, warm hospitality, and the support of our KW community make La Plouc a unique dining experience. We invite you to savor genuine French cuisine, where every dish tells a story of heritage and culinary artistry.

This little cafe uses its space very well. The walls are lined with colourful teas and teapots,…read morewith service at the very back. I started off with a kyoto fog, which was a matcha green tea, while my boyfriend got a mocha macchiato. We came here to study, but the tables are quite tiny, so we ended up moving to a long table against the wall for some more room. There is free wifi as well, so feel free to ask for that. All the employees are extremely kind. The place stayed pretty busy throughout lunch hours. We ended up ordering crepes as a snack. The batter is a little crispier than I'm used to, and I would've loved to see some savoury options, but the banana crepe was delicious with triple chocolate and peanut butter ice cream and a generous amount of whip cream. I look forward to seeing how this shop develops, as it has a great deal of potential.

Having been serving their tea at my work for over three years now I'm familiar with the quality of…read moretheir tea, but sadly had yet to actually pop into their shop. Now that they've changed over to a cafe style themselves and since I was watching a friend's cats in the neighbourhood it was the perfect excuse to pop on in. The narrow space is lined on one side with a wooden counter and a row of stools while the other has shelves lined with ready to go packaged tea in what seems like an endless variety. The narrow space reminded me strangely of record stores of yesteryear. Yes, I'm aware vinyl is back and trendy once more but this is something only us old folks will likely get a vibe of. Anyways I knew that I wanted a black tea as that was the variety that I was currently out of stock at home. With a taste profile in mind I was greeted shortly after entering and told the young woman what I was looking for, she introduced me to a few I hadn't had before but once she hit me with the maple I was sold! It was exactly the thing I was looking for. She also informed me they made a gelato out of it. Umm...what? HELLO!! So of course I had to get that too and let me tell you I could have cried it was that good! I took my purchases to go as well as a lovely Iced Thai tea, for those who have never had it you must like a strong black tea flavour to fully enjoy it (which I do!) Guess my only con was while trying to enjoy my gelato on their patio before heading off I was sort of sketched out by some of surrounding going-ons (so not their fault!). That said it was still worth the visit and I will be back to try the crepes which several people were ordering as I was there and looked amazing... I'll reserve the last star for that to see if they are as good as they looked.