Went for breakfast/lunch prior to starting our beach day and it Stating it was French we were…read moreintrigued. Our server was an older woman and not sure if she was having a bad day or what, but it showed. We had coffee, a cappuccino (that they charged as a double), Americano, but no french coffee -nothing made with a french press. Yes they have crepes but no beignets nor anything similar. (Thought they were french‍) anyway hubby had decent meal and mine needed mustard and there was none, not even grey poupon lol there was no mustard in the entire restaurant. Like wth?! Oh well they're French in name only. Oh and watch your bill, they over billed two teens on their meal and luckily one of them was smart enough to review his receipt and "she apologized" and they charged me a double when I didn't ask for it and it was definitely not a double espresso, so review before you pay.

A wonderful French cafe located in siesta key!…read more The place serves great mimosas at affordable prices. I enjoyed the eggs Benedict and potatoes

I tried the Smores Crepe while they were parked at Calusa Brewing. Lots of marshmallows and fluff…read morebut could use more graham cracker dust or even pieces. Nice treat to have while enjoying a beer.

Loved this restaurant - visited on both Friday and Saturday evenings…read more. The "Fruit de Mer" is the best I have ever tasted! Of course, the music is very French with both the accordian and keyboard being played.. Will absolutely go back.....also the service was excellent ..... Thank you!

Food was exceptional the crepes were delicious and the fact that you can create your own was extra…read morespecial. The server Julia was so polite and friendly. You felt like you were in a French cafe - a great atmosphere. You definitely should visit. It will be your favorite after your first visit.

Food is excellent here! The crepes & coffee are out of this world. Great location, right in center…read moreof Ybor. Had great customer service from the second we walked in

Just had Sunday morning brunch in this quaint cafe in Yibor City, the historic Cubano district in…read moreTampa, close to the cruise port. The Yibor area was home to a large Cuban population that came here to work the large cigar factories. Many lived in the casitas, small homes located throughout the neighborhood, some built by the factories. The commercial area is picturesque and reminded me of the New Orleans French Quarter, but not as big. We had two crepes, a savory #40 Turkey Ala Brie and dessert #22 Toulousse, bananas flambé and coconut - a buttery, sweet, crepe filled with plenty of bananas (Get this). Also had a tea and a cappuccino. The latter was very good. Service was excellent from the young man working the front. He was personable and checked on us very often.

My wife and I visited this restaurant on Memorial Day for our anniversary because we were craving…read moretacos and wanted a nice rooftop dinner experience. Unfortunately, from the moment we arrived, the entire night was disappointing and honestly ruined what was supposed to be a special evening. When we got off the elevator at the rooftop entrance, there was no host or greeter anywhere in sight. The restaurant itself was dark, mostly empty, and only had one other family dining outside. We stood there awkwardly for several minutes before someone finally acknowledged us and said someone would be with us shortly. A woman eventually came out with menus, but never greeted us, smiled, introduced herself, or spoke beyond seating us. We then waited around 15 minutes just to place our order. There were no menu recommendations, no explanation of dishes, and no basic hospitality whatsoever. I specifically requested NO black beans on my meal. After an extremely long wait for food in a nearly empty restaurant, my plate arrived covered in black beans. I politely mentioned that I had asked for them to be removed, and instead of apologizing, the server responded with an annoyed "ugh, I told them," grabbed the plate aggressively, and walked away. I also asked about the cheese on the tostada because the menu simply said "cheese," which most people would reasonably assume means mozzarella, Mexican blend, queso fresco, etc. Instead, it came covered in crumbled feta cheese, which I do not eat. The server never mentioned it, never asked, and acted irritated when I brought it up. She made a nasty face, ignored me mid-conversation, and walked away. Meanwhile, my wife's food was terrible. Her shrimp tacos were bland and soggy, and the rice tasted like it had been overcooked in water until it turned into mush. While waiting for my corrected plate, I realized they never even brought my rice out at all. After another long wait, my "corrected" meal finally arrived - except instead of simply removing the black beans, they stripped almost everything off the dish. What I got back was basically dry tostadas with chicken and lettuce. No crema, no pico de gallo, no proper toppings, no effort. I tried to ignore it and gave it a chance, one bite only... but the food tasted like it had been cooked in old, dirty oil. The smell and flavor were so bad that I immediately lost my appetite. At that point, I politely told the server that we were just going to leave and asked for the bill. I wasn't asking for free food, discounts, or an argument - I simply wanted to pay and leave peacefully. Instead, she slammed the check down next to me with another attitude-filled expression and walked off. Because of her behavior, I didn't even feel comfortable handing her my card, so I went inside to pay directly with the manager. I calmly explained the situation and expected at least a little empathy or professionalism. Instead, the manager basically told me that if I didn't like the food or service, I should just leave -- "like he would do." That response alone told me everything I needed to know about how this restaurant operates. Not once did anyone apologize sincerely, attempt to fix the situation, offer a replacement, offer dessert, remove an item, or show any interest in customer service. Instead, the staff became defensive, argumentative, and confrontational. I told him that his server was rude and disrespectful as she sat there staring at me, hands on her hip, laughing sarcastically as I explained what happened. That same manager walked from behind the counter and approached me face-to-face aggressively, telling me that "I cannot call the food nasty and if I didn't like it, to pay and leave but to not argue with a woman" while the same woman server continued making comments from behind the counter: "how am I rude? How am I disrespectful? I didn't even talk" (that's my point!) What should have been a simple anniversary dinner turned into one of the worst dining experiences my wife and I have ever had. Terrible service, terrible food, rude staff, poor management, and absolutely zero accountability. We left hungry, frustrated, and shocked at how badly the situation was handled. Would not return and absolutely would not recommend.

I ordered their house turkey club and it was fantastic. Not like the behemoth sandwiches some…read morerestaurants serve, this was a regular portion but very tasty. I also ordered fresh jalapeños on the side along with coleslaw and it was the perfect trio. My wife ordered the chicken sandwich with sweet potato fries, and it was delectable as well.

Food is really good Service amazing…read more Everything was super clean and we eat outside and it was really nice 100% would come back

Delicious breakfast spot! Worthy of birthday breakfast. Coffee well above average too..got the…read moreAmericano

Great server and chef. He really knows how to make crepes!…read more Varieties Small and cozy place. It is easy to get to, just off 41 Tamiami Trail at the edge of North Port and Port Charlotte

Small spot tucked into a corner of a small mall. Featuring a myriad of crepes such as breakfast…read morecrepes, vegetable crepes, fruits crepes as well as some ethnic many other varied combinations. In the mood give this place a try. You can eat in but it is a very small spot.