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    Suzette Crepe Cafe

    4.3 (298 reviews)
    Open 8:30 am - 6:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
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    Good for kids

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    Jason V.

    I really like Suzette. Have had various brunch and dinner crepes in the savory buckwheat crepe and some dessert crepes on the sweet crepe. It's a mix of styles, and the kind of crepes you could eat daily. Not as pegged to European styles as other options in the east bay and San Francisco, and I'm okay with that. There are good options in the area if that's what you really want. Portions are generous without being over, but not delicate or precious in a way that leaves you hungry after. The room is unique and comfy, and almost-but-not-quite kitschy. It's a feel good spot.

    Mark E.

    My visit at Suzette Crepe cafe was my first. It's a husband and wife team and the cafe seats about 25-30 so it's not a big space. It's very clean and decorated nicely. The service was very nice and friendly. In fact, a customer spilled their hot drink and the wife came over to clean it up and made another drink for her. I ordered The Boston Crepe with egg, bacon bits and cheddar cheese. It was a very simple plating, but it was very tasty. I will have to return a few times to try the other items on the menu. There are both sweet and savory crepes, salads, and hot and cold drinks. I will definitely return and I would recommend this cafe especially if want something a little different.

    buckwheat crepe with an egg on the side

    Don't come here if you're looking for authentic galette au sarrasin (buckwheat crepes) like they are made in France. * They were missing the glistening butter on the top layer. * I asked for the square style, like in France, with the egg in the middle, but instead I got a folded crepe in the form of a triangle with a fried egg on top. * I got the 100% gluten-free buckwheat galette but the texture was thicker than what I am used to. The oat latte was good.

    Lemon & Albany crepes w/lg latte
    Elizabeth S.

    We arrived mid-afternoon when there was only one other patron. Lots of savory & see Et crepes. We ordered one delicious latte (owner uses Mr. Espresso & was quite familiar w/ brand & its founder), a lemon crepe (very light, tart & tasty) and a generous-sized Albany savory crepe (ham, mushroom, Swiss cheese). Great to share. Can't believe it's been in business 15 years!! Real casual, reasonably priced gem.

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    Jeff W.

    Bonjour! I hope You know that hidden gems do exist on solano ave and Crepe Suzette is one of them. No matter you're craving; sweet or savory..Viro (owner and chef) has the art of crepe making down to suit your taste buds. Delicious and cute, serve is relaxed and fast and prices are moderate to match today's economy. I most recently came here on a date with my girlfriend and we had a nice time, not to mention delicious French Roast coffee from Mr. Espresso. Viro was happy to suit our sweet needs with our crepes from the menu and also informed us, if we have any allergies, he would be more than Happy to accommodate. We enjoyed the strawberry crepe(classic with strawberry compote) and the campfire crepe (s'mores galore and super sweet!) pictured below;

    Vegetarian crepe
    Melissa N.

    Such a sweet restaurant with adorable interior to replicate a French cafe environment. The little interior cafe awning over the register really seals the deal. I ordered an oat milk hot chocolate and the oat milk was steamed perfectly-- most restaurants dont bother to steam a non-espresso so i LOVED this touch. The gentleman at the register asked if I wanted it sweeter or less sweet, which I really appreciate because I like a less sweet drink. It was sweet but balanced nicely because it was so hot and well mixed. I drank this before I could get a photo! I also ordered the vegetarian crepe and it came out hot and perfect. The husband and wife working here seem so sweet and friendly with their regular customers. I will definitely be coming back whenever I need a bite to eat on Solano!

    Paradise crepe (strawberry, banana, and Nutella with a side of ice cream)
    Mel B.

    Stumbled upon this place last week and I've already been back twice! They offer a selection of both sweet and savory crepes which are packed with flavor and big enough to share with 2 people. This was a great option for brunch!! My fave was the Paradise crepe (strawberry, banana, and Nutella with a side of icecream) You order at the counter and they will bring your order to your table once's it's ready. The service is fast, and the staff is friendly. Ambiance is welcoming and simple! Plus there's both indoor and outdoor seating!

    Nutella/Strawberry Crepe

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    They make amazing lattes. The coffee is incredibly strong. It is a charming cafe and also has great Russian tea cookies.

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    Food was delicious and this small restaurant was charming. However, the seats are all wood. One needs to bring a pillow for comfort

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    Many, many delicious dishes; great for breakfast or brunch. Pleasant atmosphere, lovely location on scenic Solano Avenue.

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    I think I don't like my crêpe crunchy and would've liked to have known it would be like that ahead of time.

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