It's been a while since I've dined here, their hours are limited which makes it more difficult to…read morefind a time to stop in. They have a pleasant French inspired ambiance, which isn't fancy but very enjoyable. Note that their metal chairs, however, don't invite long stays. Historically, most of my visits here have resulted in some tasty crepes. Today was no exception, other than my Country Breakfast Crepe which was outstanding, the best Crepe I've had at this nifty, out of the way spot. After our 3 mile walk at the beautiful Blackstone Canal, we stopped by this interesting, little restaurant and selected: * Ham, Apricot & Brie Crepe $16.95 * Country Breakfast Crepe with Sausage $16.95 The Ham & Brie Crepe was nicely prepared and tasty. The Country Breakfast Crepe arrived surrounded by a cheese sauce with a sausage patty and perfectly cooked sunny side up egg on top. I think there were mushrooms, diced potato and a tasty sauce inside. Would I order this again? You betcha! Service was prompt, and we enjoyed the last few minutes of the live Jazz Ensemble just before they finished up. I look forward to a return visit.

Always a great experience at Maison de Manger. The owner and all the staff are so incredibly…read morefriendly. The crepes are always amazing and they have new drinks that won't fail to impress! Worth a visit if you're local- truly unlike anywhere else in this area

I went here a few years ago and didn't love it. But I'm glad I tried it again. They have both…read moresavory & sweet crepes. I had the Nutella & banana crepe. It was pretty good. Not the best crepe flavor but still decent. I got an iced caramel latte and that was probably the best coffee I've had at a local breakfast joint. It's the kind of place where you line up to order at the register then sit down & wait for your food. We came right at 11am on a Sunday and the place was unusually (according to a friend who goes often) packed. I applaud the 2 workers I saw who got the line down as fast as they could. The woman on the register was also making the coffees/teas and there was one man making all the crepes. One weird thing to note because as a mom, I always like to know: at least one of the bathrooms had a changing table which I appreciate so much. I think I'd definitely come again & just hope it's not busy. Might try a savory crepe next time!

Crepes, need I say more? Also, their coffee is very good,…read moreand decently priced compared to other places. Service was friendly and attentive. The crepes themselves were ok. the Meli Melo was our favorite that was truly a 5 star crepe but the passionfruit paradise didn't taste like passionfruit at all, tasted solely of almond paste and strawberries. The cafe in itself is cute and a nice place to relax.

My fiancé who is a French toast expert said the crunchy French toast was quite possibly the best…read moreshe's ever had. Got sat down quickly on Easter Sunday. Well oiled machine for service. Good vibes. Quick service. Food quality was the main driver for the review. Surprisingly inexpensive for the quality. Kudo's to the people that are running this place.

Isaac greeted my friend and I when we arrived for breakfast and recommended the corned beef hash…read morewith eggs on top. It's homemade and was a really good recommendation! The corned beef is large chunks, not small diced pieces found in most commercial and canned hash. The potatoes, peppers, and onions gave a nice texture and flavor. I had it topped with two over medium eggs which were perfectly cooked. As I was eyeing the French toast, he gave me a single piece which included their fruit infused whipped cream and was really, really good! That might be my entree next time. My friend got the crepes and her face was doing happy expressions while she was eating. My new best friend Maria kept my coffee mug full-she visited the table frequently to make sure my mug never got low nor cold. She also took care to clean the table promptly as plates were finished. Now if my kids could learn that... oh wait, this is a diner review. The ambiance is cute and chic. There was easy access to accommodate wheel chairs and they have their menu clearly marked for gluten free available and vegan options (most of the menu). The menu is on the fancier side; they will prepare whatever someone wants (e.g. if someone just wants 2 eggs and bacon, they can easily do that). The location is on Main St. so parking is hit or miss. If you are nearby and want something good, this is a good option!

Fresh crepes made before your eyes. Get the Half Baked--it's incredible. Excellent coffee in a cozy…read moreneighborhood spot locals love.

Disappointed that I order the Ruth Bader Cinnsberg crepe to go and when I got home found it was…read moremissing the sugar and icing. It was just a doughy cinnamon infused crepe for nine bucks.

Yummy! Jean-Deng is a delightful person and the food was excellent…read more I enjoyed how he interacted with customers and the community. Note: everything is made to order and fresh so you might have to wait...but it's worth it!

It was pretty average. I was fooled by Yelps' high 4.7 rating…read more Tri-berry Cheesecake Crêpe: The crêpes were made to order, and the wait was a bit long on Friday afternoon (about 15-20 minutes), but understandable. The crêpe itself was decent--soft yet chewy, not dry or oily, with a slightly rough surface and a pleasant natural wheat aroma. However, the filling was just strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, and a little berry jam--very perfunctory. The raspberries were soft and mushy, not fresh enough, and the blueberries were small and didn't blend well with the crêpe. Also, I couldn't taste any "cheesecake" at all. Cappuccino: The taste was also average, but it was a very large glass. The place was very hot; I'm curious how hot they had the heating on.

Food: I couldn't resist one savory crepe, so I came back for another dessert one. #whatdiet…read more These crepes were delicious, wow. The batter is amazing. So glad I stopped by! Service: They make them fast! Ambiance: I sat and ate it by Boston Public Market on a Friday evening. What a wonderful way to end the week.

I love crepes and when I found this place I had to try one. I went for the campfire crepe. It was…read moreOK, but I do have my preferences. The crushed graham crackers made the crepe feel gritty and I would've preferred marshmallow cream over actual marshmallows. The cream would've made the crepe easier to cut end it would've blended with the Nutella better. Short and sweet - the other flavored crepe options probably would've been a better choice, but I'm glad I tried something new.

Excellent service, very fresh ingredients, beautiful ambiance with awesome variety of music hits…read morefrom the decades. The açaí was on the better quality side from any other local shops I've been to. The strawberries and bananas were super fresh. My husband and I shared the açaí bowl while sitting on one of the 2 leather couches available for customers. There was cool art and lovely music like Hall and Oats' I Can't Go For That (No Can Do) and the sweetheart Post Malone's Jackie Chan. The staff was cordial and one was really super sweet and proud of the quality of their product upon me mentioning how much we enjoyed the fresh and tasty bowl. Many customers coming in for a smoothie or bowl to go. It's a small place but never felt crowded.

Amazing Acai, however the blonde girl with the C lacrosse shirt running the counter was yelling at…read morethe Asian guy making the bowls and it set a bad mood for all the customers in the store. It was a hostile environment for everyone and it took away from the experience of my bowl because I felt so bad and was worried about him getting yelled at. He couldn't even make eye contact with us when giving us spoons because he was so scared. No one should treat their employees like this! Everyone in the store could hear her yelling.

Woke up this past Sunday and needed to head to the mall in Prov. It was pretty nice out. It then…read morehit me. I wanted a crepe and I have been wanted to go back to this place which I haven't been since before Covid . La Creperie is a great hole in the wall place right off of Thayer street. There is no parking so make sure you find a spot on Thayer street. I walked in the and the menu hasn't really changed (that's a good thing). I ordered the Lisa savory crepe along with the cranberry cooler smoothie. On to the review! - cranberry cooler smoothie was very tasty and nice and cold - the Lisa crepe was pretty good, I wish it was cooked a little bit longer to be a little crispy on the outside and have the filling inside a little more hot. - Service was prompt and friendly Good solid from a light breakfast , lunch or a late night snack.

I've gone here twice. First time I got a crepe and it was AMAZING! Highly recommend! Second time I…read moregot a smoothie. It was ok, I feel like it was a little watery but overall tasted good.