Happened upon this casual eatery while exploring downtown DC…read more We had both sweet and savory crepes and everyone in our group was pleased. The staff was very friendly, the crepes were delicious, the setting & bathrooms were immaculate. We highly recommend Crepeaway!

The best thing about this crepe shop is that they're open until midnight which is weird because I…read moreonly see office buildings within 2 blocks of it without any obvious nightlife. I stumbled upon it while exploring what was not much of a neighbourhood. To be fair it is technically downtown. They have both savory and sweet crepes. Some are even named for presidents on both sides of the aisle. They make it in the open and my Obama crepe came out quick. Since it was late night, all I saw was take out orders, and I did the same. The strawberries and blueberries provided a nice contrasting tartness to the nutella in the crepe. I enjoyed even when it cooled down quite a bit after getting back to my room.

It's hard to find authentic galettes in the U.S. - I used to love a quaint shop in Brooklyn owned…read moreby a Niçois couple called Pâtes et Traditions, but after they closed, I wasn't able to find a replacement until discovering Tinette's in Southeast DC. The emmental egg galette was fantastic. It does seem they've pivoted their menu more towards small plates - so the galette options are more limited than advertised online - and they don't serve coffee at brunch times. They've partially offset the fratty sterile vibes of the Navy Yard area, but there's only so much that a poster of Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg can accomplish.

This is a 4.5/5 star rating! I love finding random gems in the city and this is a recent favorite…read more I searched Yelp for crepes and this place popped up so I made a mental note to check them out in the future. One day after a long/hot cycling session I decided to finally drop in and I'm so glad I did! The food was sooooo good! I came in ready to order the Le Mile End, but the server told me they didn't have all the ingredients (hence the 1/2 star deduction) but they recommended the clementine crepe and it was FIRE! I'm so glad they recommended this one because it would have gone under my radar. I got two additional dishes, but the names escape me and unfortunately I don't see them on the menu, but they were equally enjoyable. I love the interior, it's very clean/modern and it's right by the anacostia. I will be back soon when I'm in the mood for French bites.

I was passing by Point Chaud looking for breakfast. I ordered a savory grilled chicken crepe and a…read morelatte. They had 4 cheeses to choose from - I picked ricotta. I also ordered a latte. The crepe was good. My first bite with chicken and ricotta backed my choice of cheese. It was creamy and the crepe was soft and pillowy. They also had pesto and tomatoes. The tomatoes were a good contrast in flavors. I ate the whole crepe, but I had some bites of chicken that had bones in them.

Colleague and I needed somewhere to work and we found this very cute cafe. I was surprised by the…read moreamount of tables available. The staff is very nice and welcoming. I ordered a chai latte with almond milk and it was delicious. I'll definitely be returning to try other items from the menu and pick up some of my favorite Italian goodies from one of my favorite brands Mulino Bianco!

ending my stroll through eastern market with a savory crepe was the best thing ever…read more Little hidden gem away from the actual eastern market strip! They are located on North Carolina Ave and 7th St. NE. I love how delicious, non oily, fresh they are. I got the 2A-1 which is a savory crepe filled with egg, turkey sausage, turkey bacon, spinach and smoked cheddar. They definitely upped the price since last time I visited but it's definitely a whole meal, well at least for me! It filled me up for the whole day! You can get savory or sweet and they take card!

One of Eastern Market Flea's longstanding vendors is this crepe stand that serves sweet and savory…read morecrepes. You can make your own by choosing your toppings or order one of over a dozen ones they recommend. The savory ones are easily a meal and the sweet ones fill you up too. My favorite will always be the Nutella and strawberry sweet one. They accept credit cards.

Tucked just off King Street, Fontaine offers crêpes and classic French dishes in a charming, bistro…read moresetting. The crepes were good, I tried the Alexandrian and enjoyed it. The menu leans traditional, with a variety of options that highlight classic French flavors. That said, it's a bit on the pricier side for the overall experience. I'd recommend Fontaine more for a specific occasion, like taking visiting parents, or if you're dining with someone who needs gluten-free options, as they have good choices. Overall, a quaint and inviting spot that brings a touch of France to Old Town.

To quote the great Tyra Banks: "I want to give you a zero, but that's not possible. So I give you a…read more1." Let's just say the food here was absolutely disappointing. All of the hip young girls in high school recommended this place to me and my friends and lets just say, they have never been more wrong. My girls and I went this weekend for a birthday brunch. I wanted a crepe, but when I saw it was 17 DOLLARS to slap some Nutella and strawberries on a piece of crepe is outrageous. I ordered a "Continental Breakfast," which, with tax and tip, cost me $30 DOLLARS. I wish you could have seen the look on my face when they gave me a plate of rabbit food. All 6 of us looked at the plate and laughed. Seriously, my 5 year old neice can eat 3 times as much of that in one sitting. So, in what world would that be enough food for a grown woman? My friend then went on to order the French toast for a grand total of $36 DOLLARS. Mind you, there was only one piece of toast, and the Inside was raw and soggy. Tasted like eating wet, soaked toilet paper. On top of the overpriced food and small portions, our "server" came to our table for a total of ONE SINGULAR TIME. My friend had also ordered a Chai Latte. Surprise, Surprise! It never came, and they still charged her for it. I think the nice man who brought us our food could see the look on our faces when we received our food, because he then brought us a free side of French fries. It is a huge problem when the french fries were the only sufficient thing I put in my mouth at this restaurant. I please, genuinely beg all of you to NOT waste your money. I promise there is anywhere else where you can get a crepe for double the size and half the cost. Once we left, we went down to Call Your Mother, the Jewish Deli, to get more food, as all of us left with our tummies still rumbling. Mind you, a full bagel sandwich and coffee cost HALF THE PRICE of one meal at Fontaine. Horrible. Mind you, it is 2 days later, and I am still thinking about this. I fully created a Yelp account just so I could leave a review. I think I would have a better experience eating an IHOP Continental breakfast than whatever I put in my mouth at this restaurant. Not worth the hype at all. Save your hard-earned cash and be a big baller elsewhere!

This restaurant has been around since the beginning of time (actually, since 2005). It is a…read moreneighborhood staple and a nice place to get good food. This is not a Michelin-star restaurant, but it's still nice with good food. The service was good, and they accommodated my gluten-free needs without any French snobbery.

At first glance, Le Chat Noir is a classic french bistro. Pate with cornichons, endive and…read moreroquefort dressing, steak frites - all the greats are there, and are well-prepared. But look a little closer and you'll find a multi-dimensional French dining experience. The restaurant has a regional inflection to Brittany - think buckwheat crepes in all their flavors - and to North Africa - think chickpea dishes and merguez: lamb sausage. Let me dwell for a moment on the merguez. The way it is grilled here is absolutely delicious. You can get it with a lentil stew (which may sound boring, but in this chef's hands is anything but) or on a baguette with fries or salad. The portions are generous and I highly recommend. Somewhat spicy, so keep that in mind. At Le Chat Noir you can sit in the cozy dining room, or on the glassed-in veranda, which in fine weather opens to create an indoor-outdoor space. Or you can rent the space upstairs for private functions. We did so and were well taken care of, both in the planning and the execution.

I tried them today at Farragut Square. I had the Monsieur, which is a savory crepe with thin strips…read moreof ham, cheddar cheese, and mushrooms. I really enjoyed it and thought the flavors blended with each other nicely. I downed it with a chai latte that was milky and sweet but not cloying. The pricing is reasonable ($8 for savory crepes). I look forward to seeing the truck next Friday to sample their veggie crepe or maybe one of the sweet crepes.

My condo building has a visiting food truck every Tuesday evening in DC (between Porter and…read moreTilden). I've heard a lot about these guys over the years. So I was pumped when our crepe loving stars finally aligned and I had the opportunity to try the hype. I already had dinner and wasn't quite feeling the sweet options on their menu (yes we all know I'm picky!) They were more than willing to make me whatever I wanted so I gave them the ingredients to the best crepe I've ever had (up in NJ of all places) to see if they could recreate it. And they came pretty close...about 95% there but not quite 100. Sorry guys! Still, it was delicious and just as good cold the next day, which is my ultimate test since I can't ever finish anything in one sitting. Most importantly! It's not everyday you get to see the whole food truck ordeal as they park, prep, etc. I swear I'm not a creeper! My condo looks out over where they parked. They arrived well in advance with plenty of time to prep. Very professional from I could tell. Looking forward to trying something savory the next time around!

I walked past it the other day and was too shy to go in :) it looks like a really nice spot to meet…read morewith girlfriends; they have a nice outdoor seating area out front. I live around the corner, and this is on my bucket list. I got a great vibe, even though I didn't stop in and say hi!

The crepe is definitely good. I stick to the simple French kiss. The vibes as others have said have…read morebeen noticed. I have visited twice, both times something felt a bit off. I felt the service was a bit pushy and contradicting," next time you need to go inside for your crepe" when I just saw a server deliver a crepe to another table without saying that exact comment. Then prompting me twice to have a seat when I wanted to stand and look around. Maybe there was something I misunderstood, but I don't want to be scolded when I'm just trying to get my crepe on. Took my crepe to go.

Found this gem on my usual walk route. I ordered nutella strawberry crepes. It was great from the…read morefirst bite to last. Plain crepes itself was really good, but with the toppings it was even better! I hope they come back to my neighborhood again soon.

I accidentally came across the place when I was driving by. What intrigued me to stop was the fact…read morethat there was a farmers market right next to this food truck! I parked nearby and walked over to see what it was about. The Brookfield market was such a cute little spot where local farmers and small business owners come together and show off their produce and delicious food. This food truck was so cute and French asf! Cue the ratatouille music (they also sell it too!) they have a variety of savory and sweet crepes, drinks and even authentic French entrees if you're looking for something more upscale. I ended up getting the special of the day and WOW was it incredible! Fresh berries made it bright and the crème fraîche tasted amazing and homemade. It was filling and just the right amount of sweetness! The staff were super sweet and dressed up. If I ever find myself in this area again , I will definitely try their other food !

Writing a review to express my immense gratitude to the staff in this store…read more I was idling my car (SUV AWD) in the alley way across the street, right by the Ukrainian Embassy. Totally inexperienced with ice and snow, I thought it would be ok. Ended up getting stuck there - tried hacking at the ice under the tires to get some traction for 30 minutes but still couldn't make it up the hill. Google search said putting some sand / salt / cat litter under the tires could help and I walked into Amorino hoping to get some salt and try that. The 2 staff who were in there were glad to help, I got about 4 cups of salt from them and spread it under the front tires, and was finally freed from my predicament. THANK YOU so much! Definitely will come back and get gelato with my friends when it gets warm.

It's an international brand, and I've tried it elsewhere and enjoyed it. The Georgetown location is…read morea conversion of a old running store. It's kind of on the edge of the stretch, not the highest foot traffic area, but definitely one of the worst car traffic spots. They have a set of ordering kiosks, and will call you out when they're ready for your order, including the selection of flavors. I got a crepe with gelato; although it said two flavors were included they offered me three small scoops for some reason, which still wasn't a ton. Honestly just getting the basic gelato in a cone with or without a chocolate or a macaron is better. The location has two floors, and you won't hear the honking so much upstairs. Service left something to be desired; I don't begrudge anyone who works for a living but it was not as high-caliber of an experience as I've had at other Amorinos. It also matters that this isn't the best ice cream in DC or even in Georgetown, and we have local gelato as well.