With trepidation due to mixed reviews, we set out to La Creperie to satisfy my croissant craving…read more However, no worries--it was all good. Some of the parking is for the liquor store and is signed as such, leaving not a lot of room for eaters to park. We parallel parked on the side street. The woman who greeted us wasn't overly friendly, just business-like, and took us directly to our table. No waiting for us, but it was a July weekday, 10 am. It was busy, but not packed. There were two outdoor seating areas, as well. Our server, Monica, was kind and helpful when answering questions from us old folks. Prompt and attentive was her style, though not overly so. Husband ordered an omelet with meat, which was good, not exceptional. I had a croissant with real butter and great raspberry jam. And fresh slices of avocado as a side order. Croissant was flaky on outside and soft and somewhat airy on the inside, so I fell in love. I drank an unremarkable bagged Earl Grey tea with milk, and my dear enjoyed two Americanos. They serve Lavazza coffee, which I regret not ordering. Afterwards I decided there was too much water in my mug for the little tea bag hence my poor tea experience. Perhaps an additional bag or a smaller cup would've helped. Anyway, it all arrived beautifully and promptly. The decor is slightly cute, though a bit overly decorated (busy) for my taste, but I liked the butter-yellow paint color, and I appreciated the wood furniture instead of metal or plastic. Enjoyed the red and white checked curtains. So overall, it's almost cozy. I despise sitting shoulder to shoulder in restaurants and will walk out if that's how tables are arranged. But that wasn't an issue here. Yay. Also, the woman in the bakery section was nice. Leave your house now and enjoy your trip to La Creperie. Eat a croissant for me, okay?

Wife N. and I make the trip out here from Portland OR each year for a few days of getaway and…read morebasically eat our way around Fort Collins and Denver. This fine sunny and warm Sunday morning found us hopping in (again, we came last year) to La Crêperie to fight the crêpe withdrawals--it's been too long. Interior is very "Parisian cafe", period art, TVs showing videos of the pastry chefs doing their thing. She ordered a hot chocolate to start, and a Parisian crêpe (berries, whip cream, raspberry coulis). I ordered a galette (think square envelope-crêpe) from the savory side. I'd had it last visit and had been looking forward to a redux. I ordered the Professeur Steve, capers, mushrooms, caramelized onions, spinach and brie, which arrived with smoked salmon arranged like a rose at opposing corners (keeps it cold). Oh man, this brie-gooing mushroomy sweet-caramelly onion spinach umami explosion goes perfectly taken in a bite with the salmon. Addiction sated; withdrawals saved off until next June's visit. Wife's crêpe was delicious--everything sweet-toothers love. Hot chocolate is real. Like not from a packet but from a chocco chunk and paid labor somewhere nearby. Whipped cream was real, and thick enough that it could have been sliced and served on its own. Absolutely freaking delicious. Love this place. See you in a year!

Came here with some friends who highly recommended it. And I was very impressed! It was a random…read moreWednesday morning, and it was busy! But the staff was great-- kind-- and attentive. It wasn't too hot outside, so we sat on the patio, and it was very pleasant. Upon walking in there is an AMAZING looking pastry case. I wanted everything! But landed on an oatmeal cookie, as it looked deliciously homemade. And it was-- DELICIOUS. I was hungry for a true breakfast, so I also got the quiche Lorraine, and a black coffee. The coffee was strong, and delicious. And the quiche Lorraine really knocked my socks off! If you're not into soft, deliciously creamy eggs, then this is not for you. But if you appreciate, or crave, quiche, this will not let you down. I can't wait to come back! Honestly, I'd go out of the way to come here. See you again real soon!

Amazing food, great service. Love the ambiance of this place. You can dine in or carry out. It's a…read moregreat place to people watch. They have a nice little area for kids.

Small and family run little bakery. For nearby workers they have a limited stock of lunch bento or…read morecomparable that rotate daily through a menu set. Great for a less normal but at-home type take away variant with Japanese menus. They have a small espresso bar, the daily bakery runs and a small seating area inside or out. Useful for a quick pass through and Japanese flavors.

My mom was in town for her birthday weekend and my partner also had a birthday the same week…read more Things were hectic so we did not order a cake ahead of time as we were unsure of the time or day of our celebration. My partner visited this establishment on a Saturday morning and they were very accommodating. While they did not have any whole cakes, they put together a couple of chocolate decorations with happy birthday wishes and added them to their only whole presliced cake they were going to use for individual slices. It was a tiramisu and it was so light and fluffy! Also tried a few pastries which were divine. It workout great and we will definitely be back!

Amazing service! We were greeted right away with friendly smile and the store was adorable with…read morelots of labubus for sale too. But we were here for some Vietnamese coffee and dessert after dim sum next door. The Vietnamese coffee was delicious and she can make it hot or iced. We tried 4 different desserts - lychee mousse, passion fruit mousse, basque cheesecake and tiramisu. The basque cheesecake I had was so good! The lychee was a little lacking in flavor, the passion fruit was delicious and so was the tiramisu. Everything was not too sweet and tasted fresh! The coffee had milk but it didn't upset my lactose sensitive tummy. Definitely come check out their desserts! All so tasty!

not the best and not the worst. the name is giving french so we were surprised (but thrilled) to…read morewalk into a mainly asian-inspired shop. service was fine. nice enough but very slow and not excited to talk to you. they have a ton of food options so maybe we need to give it another shot. raspberry truffle - flavor was good but I'm not certain what was inside. it was a layer of clear goop and then a layer of pinkish white raspberry filling. tiramisu - simple, decent, no complaints. mango mousse cake - flavor was good but didn't love the texture on this. it was grainy. ube cheesecake - this was fantastic and definitely the highlight! my friends were not a fan of the thai tea with boba. again, i think we need to give this place another try before writing it off because people really like it! i also love supporting small dessert shops so i'll be back. this time around it just wasn't for us.

Stopped by to grab a sweet treat for myself while walking around the Stanley Marketplace. The…read moreladies working were very nice, greeted me right away and helped answer any question I had. I purchased a milk chocolate sucker and chocolate covered pretzel bites. They were super yummy and my family liked the pretzels! The location is cute!

Beautiful desserts. A true feast for the eyes. However, the honey lavender creme brulee didn't have…read moreeither of those flavors but seemed more vanilla. Also this is a traditional European dessert which isn't as sweet as most American ones.

authentic and delicious french pastries. tons of variety so everyone will find something they like…read more it's very well priced too, well worth every penny. i've only grabbed stuff to go, but there is limited seating inside. they focus on the baking, that's what makes them so good at what they do!

Mmm...not sure if I like the new look…read more Not coming to this business for a while, I stepped in only to find out the changed layout of upfront. They used to have a bigger section of all the baked goods displayed as part of the whole counter being stretched out to the left but now they use this tiny clear square box to squish some of the croissants. They all looked less appealing and appetizing. Not sure if I like it to be frank. Whenever I was in the cafe in the past, I enjoyed looking at the beautiful display of all sorts of baked goods in the whole showcase but apparently those days are gone. I got one of the Chili Relleno croissants and that was the only thing that looked good to me. I could have gotten me another one, possibly something sweet but nothing looked compelling to appeal to my eye. Service was good/okay but quite basic. I thus walked out of it with being unimpressed. Fortunately the Chili Relleno croissant was good. It became a nice accompaniment to the two sunny side ups I mashed up for breakfast.

It's okay. Nothing amazing and definitely nothing bad. I came here to get a too good to go APP…read moretreat. It was crushed up macaroons with lemon meringue glop on top. Creative effort for sure. It was a nice treat for those who have gluten free diets. I do not. They had yummy holiday cookies. The counter person was wonderful. Great service here. Lots of parking in the shared shopping center. I also came at the end of the day before they close and so I'm sure it's a busy bakery in the morning. They have a case so I'll sodas juices and other beverages.

New go-to bakery for cookies in Arvada! SO buttery soft and delicious. Shout-out to the…read moreenthusiastic person who was working here when my partner and I went to pick up a dozen cookies for a holiday party. She made the experience extra exciting. There were lots of random, fun-shaped decorated cookies like squirrels and ninjas, leftover from themed orders. They have lots of other baked goods like yule logs and macarons, but I'll try these another time.

I tried two of the muffins and they were SO good. Paired perfectly with both my morning and my…read moreafternoon coffees. Staff is super kind too - will definitely be back to try the calzones everyone raves about.

A bit too sweet for my taste. My son enjoyed the pies and 2 different muffins…read more Convent location to his place. Kind staff.

Wolverine Farm is a curious oasis of humanity in a sea of mediocrity. Buy or browse their eclectic…read moreselection of literature and poetry while enjoying a latte and scone. They have ample room for groups upstairs and outside and host a wide variety of public events. Be sure to look for unexpected wonders in their garden outside, or craft your next poem on their outdoor magnetic poetry wall.

First of all... some of the best coffee I've had the pleasure of enjoying! For that alone this spot…read moreis 5 stars for me. But, top it with friendly staff, a gorgeous book selection, community forward, and a poetry room? Yeah... I absolutely loved Wolverine Farm Publick House. Next time I find myself in Ft. Collins, it is high on my list to attend one of their many meetups or perhaps a spoken word poetry gathering! What a great spot for all walks of life to come together in collaboration and also as a space to simply relax and exist around books and deep coffee smells. Perfection.