This is a nice spot where you can find all varieties of crepes, including both savory and sweet…read moreoptions. I came by around 4 PM on a Monday and found the space quiet with few customers, which was perfect for getting a bit of work done since they also offer free Wi-Fi. The staff was friendly and efficient in preparing and serving my food. I really enjoyed my breakfast egg, cheddar, and sausage crepe. Note that they automatically charge a 10% service fee. Parking was easy, with both a parking lot and garage available around the plaza.

Located on the lower level of Redmond Town Center, Creperie de Paris is a minority owned creperie…read moreoffering savory crepes, sweet crepes, and even baklava (these actually look good). The interior is small, though they have additional seating outside. Many diners got to-go orders, which is surprising since crepes get soggy easily. Anyway, service was fine. The guy tried to be courteous but failed; I won't go into details. Prices are a touch higher than the nearby place; they include a salad to differentiate for the savory crepes. I wish creperies differentiate how they make the base crepe depending on savory vs. sweet. Savory ones benefit from more oil to enhance the seared flavor, while sweet ones don't. Their base crepe is good, not great. The Food: Merguez, $20 - 2.5 Stars This crepe has spicy Moroccan lamb sausage with onions, tomatoes, cheddar cheese, and peppers. The overall size is modest. Hubby orders lamb often but was disappointed with these lamb sausages. He said they mostly taste like little smokies. Not a complimentary description. Norvegienne, $21 - 3.5 Stars This crepe has smoked salmon, spinach, capers, red onion, and crème fraiche. The salmon didn't taste as smoked as I would like. They are similar to the plain lox variety that might be on a bagel, which is not as flavorful. On the plus side, I thought this is a well-stuffed crepe. The included salad for both is a mixed greens with tomatoes, feta, parmesan, olives, tomatoes, and range dressing. I wish restaurants spill out their ingredients on menus. I don't like cold cheese; I could have saved them some money and tell them to skip it on mine.

Our hotel was walking distance to most of the landmarks in downtown Seattle. Ironically we did not…read moreget a chance to see the nearby neighborhood businesses next to the hotel. After a long day of exploring, an establishment with an inviting lit up spacious patio caught our eye. We decided to check them out. We arrived to Citizen Collective on a Sunday night for cocktails. The cafe is located in a nice area in the Queen Anne neighborhood in downtown Seattle. Parking is accessible on the street. The cafe is apparently known for their brunch, coffee, and cocktails in a cozy chill environment. There is an outdoor beer garden with plenty of sitting areas, yard games, and multiple fire pits. A small homely room with plenty of board games is available for kids as well. We ordered a Chardonnay and a Fever Dream cocktail. Our drinks were refreshing and crisp. They definitely hit the spot after a long day of walking. We had our drinks by the large fire pit which was a great way to unwind. Overall we enjoyed our experience at Citizen Collective. The bartender was friendly and attentive. The s'more's option is a nice touch. The vibe was relaxing and welcoming. Unfortunately we did not see the inside of the cafe where the brunch is served. We hope to be back when we are in town to try the food.

If you want an over priced outdoor bar where you get your simple drink order wrong, this is your…read moreplace. Went on a Friday night and spent $80 on two drinks. I went to The Nest in downtown Seattle and spent less. Maybe this is a great brunch joint or a tolerable beer spot but don't come for liquor drinks.

my wife and I were new to the area and we tried it and it was absolutely incredibly delicious. If…read morethere was six stars, I would've gave it six stars. All homemade ingredients that are made on the spot.

Grabbed two sweet crêpes to go on a Sunday morning while out for a walk in Magnolia Village. We…read moreenjoyed them at the nearby picnic table. The strawberry crêpe was my favorite, tasted amazing! I'd recommended eating them soon after buying bc the warmer they are, the tastier they are.

Excited to try this gem!…read more Very friendly staff and easy to order. The lavender sugar, butter crêpe. It was very good just enough lavender without it being too strong. There's steps to head up when you order and outside seating. Great place to enjoy the scenery and food!

Super yummy crepes! Def recommend this place! Would come back for sure and staff was very kindread more

We had 4 crepes, a banana/strawberry with Gluten Free Buckwheat batter, and 3 savory, a Monte…read moreCristo and two arugula and ham and cheese. We had 4 coffees and total with tip was $103. Food was great and drinks, too. Celiacs and GF peeps: they go out of their way to prevent cross contamination, but can't guarantee it. I rolled the dice because they were super earnest and aware. I'll update if I get poisoned, but I think I'll be fine.

Honestly, could've been WAY better. The coffee was good, but the crepes were pretty bland and cold…read more I got a chicken pesto one which came out lukewarm. I'd love to give their sweet ones a shot!

Very sweet cafe , the food is just very tasty and as sweet as possible…read more All drinks are also very sweet, so if you don't like sweets you definitely shouldn't come here I really like the atmosphere of this cafe , and there are a lot of games here

Finally went back to try Lune Cafe, and it wasn't as amazing as I experienced before. I got their…read morecookies and cream waffle again, and the chocolate syrup sprinkle wasn't nearly as much as I had it previously. I went and asked the server if they could add more and they nicely did. The waffle was good with the chocolate, but wasn't as great as before. The service was decent. The server was nice when I asked for help. However, the waffle itself took a long time to make. It is also quite pricey for the dessert as well. About $15. The ambiance was nice. There's a decent amount of seating and it's clean and organized.

Super cozy place for a unique brunch experience! We came here for the soufflé pancakes and ordered…read moreboth the egg Benedict savory version and the strawberry cream one. They were both extremely fluffy and flavorful. The savory one had a nice chipotle sauce in addition to hollandaise. The strawberry one was not too sweet and moist. You order at the counter and pick up your food here. The soufflé pancakes took awhile (30 mins?) to come out, but it was worth it. We came on a weekend as soon as it opened, but there was already a line. I definitely enjoyed the atmosphere and the food - one of the few places to get soufflé pancakes in Seattle!

Great spot for honey toast! They also have other brunch food options and drinks as well! Good…read moreamount of tables so you can hang out with friends. Street parking. If you look hard enough (and a bit further away), you can get free neighborhood parking. They give you a buzzer so you know when to pick up your food.

Fantastic crepes and good coffee. I loved the toasted marshmallow rim on my coffee! The crepe was…read moresweet but not overpowering . There are only a few tables inside and they were all occupied on a weekend afternoon, but we were lucky to grab a spot. I would definetly come back here for a sweet treat.

Came by for a little weekend brunch with a friend. It was quite crowded inside, but still some…read moreempty tables outside. You order at the counter, and then they call your name to get your food, so not much service-wise. I ordered the Roma crepe. I really liked the combination of the fillings, but the crepe itself was a little on the thicker side. And when you get to the bottom of the crepe, it's all dough and 0 filling which was a little sad :c maybe a different shape instead of a triangle would've worked better for this. All in all, okay! I like that they have a ton of options to choose from, and it's a quick and easy spot for food.