The server here was very patient with my boys. It was the first time they had tried crepes (at 9…read moreand 11 years of age). They loved them so much that we ate there two days in a row. YuMMy. Not only was service great with regard to our table service, bringing or meal, etc. Also, the server was so kind, he gave my kids quarters to put into their candy machine when he noticed I didn't have any quarters and how badly the kids wanted to use the machine. Ambiance was nice. The restrooms inside were clean. Would definitely return again.

Stopped by here on my way to meet a friend. My first impression was that it didnt look the…read morecleanest. The man at the front also took forever to acknowledge me and get my to-go order despite there being no one else in the restaurant. It unfortunately seemed like he didnt wante my service as I felt like I was a bother. Maybe i got him on a bad/off day? The crepe was just ok, nothing to really rave about, probably would skip this place if I were to be in the area.

Sweet Paris is a great French place for brunch or lunch. The very pleasant ambience and very…read morenicely decorated. The crêpes are delicious as are all the other food items. The Open kitchen concept allows you to see how freshly prepared the food is made to order. The coffee is also exquisite.

I enjoyed my visit to this restaurant, they have a pretty extensive menu, several children's…read moreoptions, and something for everyone. I thought the creeps were pretty good but slightly overpriced. The breakfast crêpes come with scrambled eggs but the scrambled eggs are already premade in a container ...so I felt like that wasn't very fresh... I did enjoy the dessert crêpe a lot, the apple cinnamon with the dulce de Leche was very nice. Overall, a pretty nice place, good location for walking around although the restaurants in this area are definitely high-end and expensive. There's plenty of seating. Good for couples or a family, my toddler did enjoy watching them make the crêpes.. Solid but not spectacular.

I first saw the Kingdom Creperie advertised on Instagram and was intrigued by their sweet crepe…read moreoptions because they include mozzarella. I ordered the Loyal banana split crepe and it was massive and delicious !! The mozzarella added a subtle savory taste that was delicious. The crepe came with a generous amount of fresh strawberries and bananas, rolled wafer cookies, ice cream, and whipped cream! Amazing! They also have a variety of other savory and sweet crepes. I hope to check out their food truck in person for some more tasty crepes!

I finally got to visit this beautiful place. The atmosphere is unmatched--it's the perfect spot to…read morerelax, unwind, and enjoy the little moments. The staff is incredibly polite and friendly. The place was very clean and well-organized. We stopped by for a quick snack with my 6-year-old daughter and had a great time looking at books about wildlife. Honestly, I didn't want to leave. We'll definitely be coming back to have something more filling, like the crepes we saw being made fresh on the spot.

The service is amazing and so is the food. It has such a comforting atmosphere. I highly recommend…read morethe Garden of Eden black tea!!!

We went here for dessert after dinner out to celebrate our last night of vacation. Family of five,…read moreso we decided to order 4 crepes and split them. The portions were generous and the five of us could've split 3 instead of 4 (BBQ for dinner was filling!). Wow. YUM! The Oreo and the Boston were the biggest hits, with the Farigliano not too far behind. The Toulouse was last, but the Kit Kat pieces all got eaten, ha ha. It was cool just to have a different dessert besides ice cream. With as good as they were, I bet the savory options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner would be delicious, too. We're so glad we stopped in!

I absolutely love crepes! I stumbled upon this place while at Quest in the same plaza. I love how…read morethey have breakfast and lunch crepes. I had the Marsella crepe. It had chicken, mushrooms, and a white wine creamy sauce. It was everything that I expected it to be and more! I will definitely be back for more. The service was good. I liked how the staff took the time to answer my questions. I was quickly given a to-go box when I couldn't finish the whole crepe. The restaurant was clean and nicely decorated. I liked that it was well lit, bright and airy. Next time I've got to save room for something sweet!

I would definitely go back. Had brunch with a large group, and we ate indoors. They do have outdoor…read moreseating available. Food - 5 stars; clever menu, with almost any kind of crêpe you can imagine. I had "La Parisienne" and it was delicious. Everyone else at the table (about a dozen in total) was pleased with their order. Service - 4-1/2 stars. They have normal operations down to a science. It took a little extra effort to get them to bring salt and pepper shakers. Ambiance - 4-1/2 stars. Bright and cheerful.

The crêpes are delicious and variety exceptional. Ability to make them customize also exceptional…read more We got there at Sunday at 11 and it was very busy and the wait staff have seemed very overwhelmed (took awhile to get water and coffee ) and also as a result of business the crepe maker made my crêpe wrong but the owner or a manager immediately made it right. Food was delicious I would go back again-and so happy to see they are doing well

Only a half block from the busy restaurant row, but giving chill outdoor Parisian cafe vibes…read more While they're known for their crêpes, there is also a pretty comprehensive list of French classics. We ordered a bunch of smaller dishes to share and were quite full at the end! Soupe à l'Oignon Gratinée: Really great broth with chunks of caramelized onions. The cheese was plentiful and gooey. The bread wasn't toasted though and a bit thick, so that could have been improved. Escargots: A classic. Loaded with butter, garlic and herbs. Lots of bread offered on the side to soak up that goodness and enjoy a snail on top. Le Tartare de Bœuf: A huge portion! Though I prefer my tartare a little less minced and more like finely chopped. Good flavor though. The greens in the salad were a nice palate cleanser between bites. Gnocchi À La Juju: Shockingly better than Italian gnocchi. Each little gnocchi was nicely seared for a brown and somewhat firm exterior, with a good chewy pillow inside. The sauce was outstanding. Some cream and complex cheeses that are worthy of French culinary techniques. Tartiflette: More cheese and cream. This time with potatoes, onions and bacon. Kind of simple if you think about it, but with really complex tastes.

Ate here the other day and ordered the beef medallions topped with Roquefort sauce, almonds and…read moregreen beens. Very tasty, juicy and delicious. Thank you for the amazing service and ambience. You transported us all the way to France from the comfort of your beautiful and cozy patio.

Steer clear of this clip joint…read more How about 30% fee on top of your bill for service, but they don't tell you about until after the meal? It's mandatory. Real French like Pepe Le Pew. About as French a french fries and gravy on top in Montreal. Way more toothless Montreal than Paris. Typical restaurant, 30% cost of goods sold, but and also a 30% fee for delivering the food to your table... The owner's probably keep a big chunk of that. So you're paying the labor costs without any notice on the menu, and maybe the electric bill. Complete clip joint with mediocre food and a mini strip mall. French people would not be caught dumb here. You got kids? Find a bole or a first watch or a whole foods and get what you actually pay for. Not $30 for table service on top of $100 bill for soup and a real French panini. Weeeeeeeee monsewer.

This cute French bistro reminds me of the bistros I enjoyed in Paris…read more The Ambiance: Cute "very French" styled bistro with limited table availability with 7 tables two high tops and 8 bar stools inside and 3 outside tables. If you want to know how the French dine, this is the place for you. The Food: This where the bistro shines. I chose the Les OCufs Gratings which featured baked eggs with soft center, a touch of cream & melted Swiss cheese. I added the ham and spinach optional. The dish was accompanied with a toasted baguette. It was a fantastic dining experience!! In addition to my entree I also tried their raisin roll which was a wonderfully light and crispy pastry that represents French pastries beautifully. One negative, I ordered a black tea (only offered Earl Grey) and steamed milk (got hot milk). You would think a place that offers cappuccinos and lattes could be able to provide steamed milk but, obviously not here. However, I must admit, although I don't like Earl Grey tea, this version was actually ok. Service: Where the ambiance and food scores 5 stars, the service drags it all down to a 3 star experience. My server deserted me after I placed my order. Asking for more hot water (for my tea), another honey packet or anything else required me getting up and searching for "anyone" to assist. The Bottom Line: As always, my "customer so what"... would I come back: Most likely, because the food and atmosphere were exceptional, I'd more than likely put up with the service. If you don't mind paying the price of being ignored to "eventually" enjoy a fantastic meal, you'll like this bistro.

They couldn't even give me directions to their place. I guess I'll pass after walking 1/2 a mile…read moreto get here

Not sure what happened here. This place used to be called Capricci and served some amazing gelato…read more I thought the owners were really cool. Loved going in there. My girlfriend and I probably spent nearly a thousand dollars at this place over the course of two years. Toward the end I did think it was odd that only one of the cold cases was being used to store gelato. At first the owner said the one case was broken. But month after month passed and it was always "broken." He would have 8-10 flavors available for sale and that was it. Doesn't seem like enough for a place that specializes in gelato. Anyway, one day we go to this place and there's a sign saying it's temporarily closed for some remodeling or whatever. Weeks go by and I occasionally drop by to check on the status. About two months go by and I visit only to find that it's no longer Capricci. Apparently, the owner sold his business. Instead of being just a gelato place, now it's an "everything-under-the-sun" place. You can order crepes, sandwiches, blah, blah, blah. I walked in for giggles and the guy working behind the counter just didn't seem like entrepreneur material. I walked out without ordering anything and will not be visiting that retail location ever again...unless something completely new and different moves in. Don't know what happened to the old Capricci and its owners but it really seems like they gave up on a good business. Really disappointing.