Food was great. The service was great. Nice quick lil snack highly recommend for the kiddosread more

TLDR massive crepes in lowkey spot…read more This little shop makes crepes loaded with fillings to order. Each crepe is completely stuffed with toppings and finished with a generous dollop of Nutella. The crepes are simple and delicious. Note that there are only a few counter seats in the store, but there are tables outside. I would come by if in the area.

Enjoyed my first visit at Jammin' Crepes! Hospitality was very nice and I was greeted upon…read moreentrance. Food was great; I ordered the Cinnamon Breakfast Toasty and it was TASTY!

Gotta love downtown Princeton! Got the "Everything's Better with Bacon and Jam" and it was great -…read moresavory sweet combos are always so delish, and paired with a seasonal jam. So fun! Just wish there was a bit more bacon to up the salty side of things. Seating is cute, good amount of space. Free water when you sit down which is nice. It's fast casual, so you order at the counter and then sit down! Love that they sell (some) of their jams to bring home, if they sold their caramelized onion jam I would've bought it but they didn't have it!!

was at oxford valley mall while i went to sesame place with my brother and his kids. their french…read morevanilla sauce and strawberries crepe is probably the most amazing thing ive ever had.

Merveilleux !! It is wonderful to have a real French bakery…read morein the Princeton area !! The croissant are real croissants !!! Thank you Isabelle for bringing a little bit of France to us !!!

Wow!!! Fantastic French bakery. This was my first time here and I plan to return. Gerald's Yelp…read morereview farther down is excellent - detailed and sums things up nicely! On my recent visit, I purchased a variety of items including an almond croissant, various tarts, brioche filled buns and a savory quiche. I was blown away! This place is the real deal. The establishment is impeccable in terms of its orderliness and it has small sitting areas for patrons (inside and outside). WiFi is included. Coffee and a variety of other beverage options are available. Be prepared to pay a bit more for the baked goods but it's well worth it!!! The staff are wonderful! Don't hesitate! Judge for yourself!

Bonjour offers a nice selection of sweet and savory crepes…read more I opted for the Bella, a crepe filled with Nutella, strawberries, and bananas. The crepe was just the right thickness and texture and the fruit was fresh and sweet. I will definitely return to try some of the savory options.

Tasty crepes at a reasonable price!…read more Many options to select from, but the Jacques - smoked ham, gruyere, fresh spinach, tomato, and topped with a champagne vinaigrette - was calling my name. Very well portioned, quality ingredients, and strong flavors. And who doesn't love when the melted cheese oozes out of the crepe once you've cut into it? A fun ambience as the creperie is located inside a marketplace with a variety of other vendors. Would definitely return here when in New Hope again.

Sweet crepes were really delicious. I really enjoyed them. But the savory ones were honestly not…read moregreat, there's probably something to work on. Overall, still nice experience and I'd come back for the sweet ones.

United Crepes of America has its outreach food wagon located at Newtown Brewing Company on Penn's…read moreTrail on certain weekends, and it is worth your time to stop by either when coming for good beer or specifically for great crepes of the Central European (Russian) variety. They are thicker than the French, but maintain the delicacy and ability to hold their contents well by delicious elasticity. I ordered three to go (Massachusetts, Virginia and New York), all of which had either roast chicken, mushroom and/or spinach, cheese and sautéed onion stuffed within. Go to their website for details. They were each large and folded to fit into the small brown sandwich bags, and then housed in a sized cardboard box. The weight surprised pleasantly, and encouraged to get home to sample. Although a little oily on the surface as they cooled, the taste of each was spectacularly delicious. Each used excellent ingredients, with the flavor of roast chicken and/or mushroom & onions captivating the buds. Melted cheese, perhaps a bit runny, added to the experience. Loved them all. The operation was run this day by two women (mother & daughter), who were charmingly modest; who seemed to appreciate our interaction. I will be looking for United Crepes on upcoming weekends. It is one of the great choices available as selected by Newtown Brewing to keep their customers and the surrounding community excited by the prospect of tasty fun food right in the neighborhood.

I'm caught between a 3 and a 4 on this but will err on the side of generosity…read more done as a small cafe it has a nice if slightly cluttered feel. and while the house specialty is stuffed crepes, they do have other French dishes. we found the food was good and the service fairly quick. The BYOB is a bit of a bother but all too common in PA and at least you can bring something you know you'll like. what was less good for the evening was a) the environment. I don't know if the a/c was broken but it was somewhat stuffy in there. not bad most of the year but when it 88+ degrees outside this started to get a bit much. the other issue were two very loud women talking at levels to obliterate any other conversation in the place-lady if you're reading this, no one cares if you're 65. They paid their bill and we thought they'd move off but they stayed talking and drinking loudly for more than half an hour with no attempt made to move them on even though the staff knew they were causing problems for everyone else there. it was the inaction more than anything that bothered me. Overall a good time and we'd go back, but just in case we'll wait until it's a bit cooler.

The good: atmosphere, decor, and service. Food: pretty okay. Value: ok-ish. The bad: the tables…read morebeing so close together is cute (definitely helps the French bistro vibe) but means you're at the mercy of other diners' hygiene and conversation topics. Cute little bistro with warm atmosphere: loved the 19th c posters, and the brick interior wall made to look like the exterior of a French building with balconies. Small tables quite close together is a good way to maximize the tight space, makes the place lively, & helps sell the "French" experience, but also means that if a diner at the next table wears heavy perfume or (unfortunately in our case) has B.O., that will be part of your meal for as long as they are there. (And despite what people may say that was never an issue I had in France. Smoke yes, B.O. no.) The food was good but not exceptional, and the entrées feel a bit overpriced for the portions and quality. Surprisingly mediocre bread. The French classics are done better than you would get elsewhere (ie, French onion soup was very good--and actually a hefty size), but the more crossover dishes (steak & frites, salads) are better other places. To be fair though, I'm thinking of fine dining places (William Penn Inn, Bridget's) and they are even more expensive than Planchette. Also if you're going to a French bistro you should probably order uniquely French food. I bet the Coq Au Vin would have been great. I did not order that because I'm vegan, and the menu says they can accommodate vegan diners, which is why I chose this place for our anniversary. I was excited because French places are generally not at all vegan friendly. Unfortunately "accommodate" turned out to mean "we can give you a salad with quinoa and no cheese" and that's about it. I had that & a side of spinach, and also shared a side of haricot verts with my dining partner. I would not consider that an especially good meal. And the salad was just ok. The service, however, was very prompt & attentive, especially given how busy it was. Still, it's a place I'm glad we checked out (we live a few blocks away and I want to make sure we try all the local places) but not one I feel a need to return to.

If you want fresh food, this is the place to go. I have been reading about all the chemicals put in…read moreproducts lately and this is definitely a place you want to go to often.

It was my first time here and I WILL BE BACK! The lovely owner created this crepe for me based on…read moremy likes and it was amazing! Fantastic crepe with an equally fantastic owner.

Both the sweet and savory crepes were delicious, there is indoor and outdoor seating. A little…read morebusy, not too long of a wait though

I was vacationing in LBI and wanted speciality coffee. I found this adorable little French inspired…read morecafe. I got there at 8am and the line was out the door. So, I assumed "this has to be really good!" I was not disappointed! I love a good cappuccino and I was pleasantly surprised and impressed that they offered ICED cappuccino. Naturally, I ordered it and loved every sip! The staff was very friendly and I loved the space too. I did not order any crepes, but they looked good!