This place is cute, but very small. It might seat a total of fifteen. As a result, if you have a group of four or so, you are frowned upon when you enter. Then the women who work there are quick to inform the potential customer they must leave shortly when they just got there. The coffee is sludge. Three of us ordered some, so I don't believe three out of three cups of sludge are a fluke...the coffee is just sludgy. Secondly, the crepes are spread thin so they take a lot of space, but they are akin to lace doilies in density. The fillings are barely there and there is no flavor. It may be cheap, but it tastes cheap. Between the disappointing food, the old oil coffee and the rude "get out" attitude so they can get in as many poor, unfortunate souls as possible to take advantage of, I say stay far, far away. read more

I truly and thoroughly enjoy leaving positive reviews for local businesses. Unfortunately I have to leave a lesser review for this quaint little shop and it breaks my heart to do so. I believe wholeheartedly in the local small business but sometimes people will support a place just because its not Starbucks or whatever. I held off writing this review because I kept going back hoping it would change my mind. After 5 separate visits on various days and times of the week, I'm afraid I just won't be going back. There's one thing that will turn me away from a business in a heartbeat: bad customer service. Please give me a reason not to go to Starbucks, I'm begging you! Each time I went to this shop, I had varying encounters at the register. Sometimes the person would make eye contact once and then none at all after, if I got a smile out of a person it was forced, and most of the time I had to initiate my own sales transaction. There's nothing like approaching the register at a coffee shop and getting an open mouth stare until you say something. Really the only thing this place has going for them is a decent ambiance and that they serve Stumptown coffee. read more

Younger girl with glasses who brought my crepe to the table set tossed it onto the papers I was reading. It was 1:30pm in the afternoon, but she was quite concerned about cleaning up as she was closing the doors at 2pm. Also, this place now closes at 2pm on Sat/Sun. Crepe was mediocre. It was fine but definitely not special. I did like the small side of salad it came with. However, for all the praise about their crepes, I was quite disappointed with the limited selection of 6 to choose from. There is nothing special about this place and I probably wouldn't come back. read more

I knew they had a cut off for food at 2:30pm. Tried calling to put in an order....nobody picked up. Got there at 2:35pm and was refused food service. Said they just felt too busy to pick it up (with only one table of people). I'll NEVER step foot in this place again. read more

Crepes, coffee, beer, wine, FREE Wi-Fi, friendly, both inside and outside seating.

Coffee was great and the prices were great. I got two crepes and a chai and a coffee for under $20. Not bad!

Amazing raspberry Nutella bacon crepes! I miss living in walking distance to this funky crepe cafe. Their spiced chai is perfect for a cozy morning or iced on a nice day. The atmosphere is extremely inviting and just fun, staff is eager to please and really look like they enjoy their jobs which in my opinion really adds to the atmosphere. read more

I don't find these crepes all that attractive, I don't really think you get your bang for your buck. I feel like the crepe was really skimpy and had just tons of whipped cream. I got the nutella and banana one which I thought would be really good but it just was really hard to finish because there wasn't much to it and it almost felt like a burden. When you get crepes the only reason you don't finish it should be because your full and there was way too much food. For me, I didn't think that was the case, I felt obligated to eat it because I spent so much money on it. I ordered a chai tea the other day from here because it's reasonably close to school. They must have put cinnamon in it or something enough to the point where it was undrinkable and chalk-y. They do serve stump town which is nice but I like River Maiden much better and they are both in Vancouver. read more

After reading about the rave reviews this place was getting in local Vancouver papers, I naturally I had to try it out. The place was surprisingly packed on a Wednesday morning at ten o'clock. Their specialty is their crepes, so I tried out their rasberry. After one bite I knew I was in for a treat. I laid the smack to that thing like I was Lard Ass in 'Stand By Me'. This place has a great ambiance and a cozy feeling to it. They serve Stumptown coffee and have an assortment of beer and wine as well as a soup of the day. They offer great service and have a friendly staff. read more

I come here most mornings for my daily mocha! I love that they serve stumptown coffee. Staff is great and can get the orders out pretty quick. Love that it's right on main st too! read more

Pros: Local place and very cool/trendy, prices are decent, coffee is Stumptown and very good Cons: Filling on the crepes is fairly minimal. Would be much better if they had more in them. They taste good but they could definitely use more substance. read more

Two and half stars wasn't an option. I would describe it as marginal. I appreciate that they have gluten free options, but I found their batter to be blah, dry and skimpy in the filling department. Seating is limited and I am glad that I wasn't there on a Saturday morning. Prices are reasonable, but it's worth the extra buck or two a crepe and the drive to eat one at c'est la vie in Battle ground as Way better quality, more filling, and super friendly staff. read more

ugh nothing special. crepes are just so so & coffee was just alright but it's stumptown so it's not that bad. service was a bit snarky for my taste read more

My husband and I have been to a lot of creperies and we both agree that these were two of the worse crepes we've had. They are made of buckwheat which makes them very dry and they fall apart easily...this isn't so bad in itself....but the insides were so dry that it was hard to swallow and to keep a bite together. I had the vegetarian crepe with spinach, tomato and brie. It really needed more moisture and flavor, such as some caramelized onions or some kind of spread. The service was also incredibly slow (over 30 minutes for crepes). Our friend went up twice to ask if his daughter's order was ready so she could eat. The coffee was fine. Seating was a little odd/difficult to get a table to eat at so I had my plate in my lap. It was also a bit cold. read more

It's a great place to grab a latte and a crepe. At times it's hard to find a table and if you are a group larger than 2, well good luck there is just one table. They do close early... but that whole area closes early. read more

I had a lovely lunch here prior to a meeting. This place is French oriented. They savory and sweet crepes. My crepe was made from buckwheat. It was tasty. Although this place is listed as inexpensive, the food is very good and the portions big enough without being too big. Glad I stopped. I will come again for a good lunch. read more

Delicious smoked salmon and nutella crepes. Mediocre espresso drinks. Hot chocolate is not sweet Cozy atmosphere but very dirty couches.

My friends coffee was out of this world while mine was not up to par. The atmosphere more than made up for it.

It was my first time going to this place, and I definitely gave it a thumbs up! The atmosphere was so enjoyable with all the art and the people were so chill and friendly. Not to mention their espresso was delish! They also have wine and beer, if that's what you're looking for. I will be going back very soon! read more

The hubs & I love this place, as does our 16 year old daughter! We ALWAYS get great service, the food is always delicious & the coffee is the best! I guess you could say we're regulars since we go in at least once a week. They have monthly drink & crepe specials as well read more

Was looking for a breakfast alternative and we found this place! Got the Bacon, Spinach & Cheese Crepe, a delicious parfait, smoothie & coffee... it was perfect and delicious! Would love to try them all! read more

Often disappointing. This place nails it on local&organic ingredients and community involvement, but really misses the mark on a lot of the basics. It feels very unclean-including having poor air circulation that makes the place smell musty- orders can take ridiculously long, despite not being very busy and appearing to have a lot of people working. Orders are often wrong. They advertise Stumptown coffee, but serve it at about half-strength. I've been here probably 5 times and I won't be back again. read more

I am able to keep it simple with this one as all the great things have been listed! A smoked ham and Swiss crepe and vanilla late is a great way to do breakfast. It could be noted that these folks make their crepe "authentic" in both the types that they make (sweet or savory) and how they make them (round flat cooking iron and a little wood tool to spread the batter). read more

I've really enjoyed this place the several times I've been there. Good crepes, friendly service, nice welcoming atmosphere. Very crowded on weekends but it's worth putting in a crepe order and walking around somewhere while they make it. read more

Would recommend this place to anyone in the area. We passed through Vancouver on our way to Longview, WA. It was so delicious we flew from Alaska 2 weeks later just to spend the weekend in Vancouver and spend our mornings at this delectable little cafe. I wish I could take them home to Alaska with me! read more

Crepes were really good! I got Nutella and peanut butter with a mimosa. Service was fairly quick and friendly

I am torn on how to rate this place. The food was good, but since its a crepe place, I have to rate it based on crepes I had elsewhere. It was average to even below average. It took them forever to bring us our food, but they did warn us. Suprisingly it wasnt busy so I was confused. Coffee was good though. I love the open community style seating and if I lived there I would probably make it a regular stop. Would I go again? yes, but where the crepes good? they were below average. read more

Vancouver's hip, yet cozy coffee shop. You'll find a friendly staff, great Stumptown coffee, delicious unique crepes (sweet or savory), free wi-fi (sometimes spotty), indie music playing, a current copy of the Times. Find a comfy couch or sit in the sun outside on Main St. A great place to hammer some work out on the laptop or read the paper. What's not to like? read more

Stopped here for coffee and a crepe. The ambiance is typical hipster coffee house, complete with mismatched chairs and questionable local artwork. Staff was friendly, service was fast. Got the nutella, raspberry and bacon crepe and I so wanted to like it. Instead, it was sickly sweet without enough salty bacon bite or tart raspberry flavors to cut the nutella. On the plus side, the crepe itself was tender and well cooked. Coffee was also slightly bitter, IMHO, but definitely drinkable. I would come again, but I'm not sure if I would go out of my way to find my way back. read more

I came here for lunch the other day. I ordered a coffee and a BLT crepe and was pretty disappointed. The service was alright, but the food just wasn't that great. They were pretty skimpy on the cheese and real heavy on the crepe. I had to peal off the top later of the crepe so that I could actually taste the bacon and cheese inside. For $7.50, I really felt like they were trying to cheap me out of the main ingredients to increase their profit margin. But even without the top layer, the crepe was still pretty bland tasting. The coffee was good too, but because they use a french press there is lots of residue on the bottom of the cup, which makes the last sip fairly unpleasant. Definitely overpriced. read more

Great crepes with lots of savory and sweet options. Casual space. Good prices. This is a nice little place for the couve. read more

First time visitor. I had the French Club, which was pretty good. Nothing out of this world, but good. Staff isn't overly friendly. May return someday to try one of the dessert crepes. read more

Cute, cozy, comfy and so yummy. The honey late is my new favorite. We will definitely be returning to this downtown gem.

Love that they serve Stumptown coffee! So smooth and baristas know how to time a shot to perfection! Crepes are to die for.

Love the environment of this Place. So down to earth and they make some of the best Espresso and Crepes! Would definitely recommend to anyone in the area looking to try something new. read more

Relaxing, warm and inviting...Fantastic food... AMAZING coffee! Best place in town to start the day or stop for lunch!

Another place I really enjoyed in Portland, I loved the atmosphere and art that surrounded me. We sat in the back on the couch which was just enough room for two. I had French Press coffee with a crepe, it was a great way to start the morning. Ok, well, almost ;) read more

Their coffee cake deserves a shot of espresso due to the underwhelming flavor and lack of streusel topping. The cafe au lait was nicely put together but they need to rethink their baked goods. The store is cute but feels a bit cluttered and the giant sized Walter Matheau creeps me out. read more

Staff was really nice. I had the PB, Banana, Cinnamon, and Honey crepe. The batter rides the line of more eggy than I've had before and too eggy, but doesn't come close to crossing over into way to eggy! That's my preference anyway. My only regret is not getting the Brie and Jam crepe, but I'll try again. read more

Flavorful, lovingly prepared breakfast and brunch crepes. The best of Vancouver for brunch!