I am always surprised by places with a food item per name yet no capacity to produce it. But this is not the worst of it. This is one of those places where the setting looks mature yet it is run by unexperienced and most of all disdain filed teenagers. While I'm all for hiring teenagers, I'm not for lack of training and disrespect from them (from anyone really). We came in for a bite, the girls at the counter had no clue but acted like it was us who did not, and we decided to have an ice-cream they did something I had yet to see anywhere... They went short on us, so we basically paid double. Same happened when we went back in because they did not give us any napkins... Had the ice cream or service been any good we could have even forgotten it, it was not even passable. Could this have been something about us? Nope, we saw something similar happen to the people right next to us. Oh well, here it is a biz that I hope it does not make it through the pandemic. read more

The first thing we were taken aback by was the prices. Crepes all around $17-18. Wow, those prices are more even than some really nice restaurants in the loop. But maybe the food is real good? Nah- the mushroom crepe we got barely filled half the plate, came with no sides, and the even filing was nothing to write home about. The other item was the onion soup.. the gratination was good, but the onion reduction was very weak and bland. And the amount pictured was a "bowl", but the quantity more like a "side" not even a cup. Service was slow and just basic. They need to cut the prices in half and even then the food is not going to be memorable. read more

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Two things occurred today that make me think I won't be returning. The TL/DR: 1. they asked for credit card information over the phone for a call in order but at the store told me they hadn't ran it. (Who has my CC info now?). 2. Almost no one in the store was wearing a mask. We are over 2 months into pandemic. I called in a pickup order the day before mother's day. At the time of order I was asked to provide my credit card information to make pick up faster. I agreed as this is becoming normal in our Covid-19 world. When I arrived at 9:10, there was a line 15 people long. I asked the crowd at large "did everyone call ahead?" And they had. So what I had expected to be a quick "in and out" trip took over 40 minutes. It turns out they hadn't assembled most people's orders ahead of time. I can rationalize that, so whatever. But when I finally got to the register they asked me for my credit card. I told them I had provided when I ordered and they said they don't run it. SO WHY ASK FOR SUCH SENSITIVE INFO!? I literally have no idea what happened to that info. I hope they carefully destroyed it, but given they couldn't manage assembling my order ahead of my arrival, I'm not feeling confident. My last complaint is that I saw most employees in the store were not wearing masks. They didn't have room to distance themselves from each other. I'm not sure if this a comfort choice or politics but come on. If I hadn't waited in line for 40 minutes and had I known my card WASN'T RUN I wouldn't have made a purchase. read more

Food and service was wonderful! Very quaint place with a fun menu! Not your typical plain Jane restaurant. A delightful experience and a bakery to die for! read more

Food was delicious and the atmosphere was so cozy. Such a delightful way to spend a Saturday Morning. They also have some seats outside

You're walking down Front Street in downtown Wheaton. You step into Suzette's Creperie and voila!... you magically wind up on quaint side street of Paris. Beautiful baked items will arrouse your senses. Pies, crumb cakes, macarons! I tried a sweet carmalized apple crepe and ever since, I can't wait to go back and have another. The best part,.. upon request they can make any crepe gluten free. I also recommend the maple macaron. I'm sure all flavors are delicious, but this is the only one I've had the pleasure of sampling. The little sugar crystals in to have it a special crunch! I'm planning on returning to buy a special treat to gift to my parents. Perhaps a peach pie. (There are many reviews here about staff not wearing masks. I have no tolerance for that kind of ignorance during this pandemic. However, I'm happy to report that for my experience, all mugs were masked! read more

Lovely decor and the most delicious food and bakery items EVERDon't miss out on this treasure

The food is just ok, nothing special. I wanted a new French restaurant to take my grandma to since Mon Ami Gabi in Oak Brook closed. Unfortunately, I'm still on the lookout. read more

Loved the ambiance and the food here. We ordered the suzettes Benedict and the chicken crepe both of which were just the right portion size and taste. Definitely going to visit again! read more

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Wonderful pastry selection and food. Price fits and lovely location. They need to learn how to make a cappuccino.

Please read the following review envisioning the sound of French music and w a French accent: Oh Paris! Such a splendid place. I have been for lunch that has been prepared w the utmost of care. The meal was delicious and full of beautiful flavors very similar to my travels to France. This is a must visit restaurant if you have ever been to France and want yo transport yourself for a fraction of the cost! Additionally, there is a cute side boulangerie where you can pop in and take some quick sweets and baked goods home if you like. Just added: cooking classes!!!! Visit their website for more details! I was shocked and in love w this idea!!!! Fantastique! I took a star off for decor. It could use a little updating from real France and not the 80's. The food will make u forget this tho! The picture of my homemade croissants are attached of us and I would have to guess that they are better. LOL if you want the recipe you sent me a message. read more

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I ordered food for a gathering last weekend and it was all incredible. Mini sandwiches, crab cakes and lemon meringue tarts were all PERFECT. Well organized and easy to deal with. read more

The high tea was so expensive for what we got. I left still hungry and so disappointed and unsatisfied. The food wasn't even very tasty either. Certainly didn't Wow me. It's definitely a no way I'd go back or even recommend this place to a friend. Again, way too expensive!!! read more

Absolutely Uh-Mazing!! I haven't dined in here, only visited the counter for grab and go. The quiche are to die for, best I've ever had, hands down. The sweets are fancy and taste delicious. Prices are a little high for the sweets but they are so fancy and taste so good that it's worth the splurge. They have a great variety of items for grab and go which is great. I've come here two weeks in a row and I have a feeling it will be a weekly stop for us. read more

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Sigh. This place is good, but it doesn't make you feel good after leaving. Let me clarify: the food is super good, high quality, really tasty. That said, everything is really heavy and glutinous. You will feel guilty throughout your meal, and you will feel that you will need to be rolled out of there afterwards. Hubby had the French onion soup, which was really good. Not too salty. I had the spinach crepe, which I had high expectations for. I thought it would be a nice, "lighter" option. Instead, it came baked in a thick dish of gruyere cheese. So much cheese. So much grease. I mean, don't get me wrong; it tasted good, but it wasn't what I was expecting. I fully believe that food can taste good on its own merit, and sometimes less is more. You don't necessarily have to douse something in sauce, cheese, whipped cream, or butter for it to taste good. But this wasn't the mantra at Suzette's. Service was good though; the server brought my son a complimentary cookie, which went over real well. Willing to give Suzette's another go, but next time, I'll be overly conscious as to how I order. read more

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So this is the cutest place on earth for the girlies. Super unassuming front. Older ladies who love tea and gossip packed the place and we were seated on the shady back patio with fresh flowers. The place had an adorable grandmother aesthetic. And the food was great! I enjoyed the quiche. read more

What a wonderful experience! OK, so Tuesday night isn't the busiest night in any restaurant so I can't speak to how good the service is when they are slammed. But tonight the service was outstanding. Our server, Jennie, was attentive and pleasant while bringing out our 3 courses from their "3 for $30" menu. Just there enough to meet our every need while not intrusive. Further, the manager brought our wine selection but asked of our expectations for the Riesling that we ordered. She advised us that our selection might be drier than we preferred and suggested a similarly priced alternative which we found delightful and right on our palate. Such helpfulness truly made the meal. For the appetizer course, we both selected the French Onion Soup and found it delicious. Full of onions but nicely caramelized which made the flavor rich and delicate at the same time. We chose to order two different crepes and share - what a great approach! I ordered the beef bourguignon, which was very flavorful and laced with mushrooms and beef. My wife had the chicken and mushroom crepe which was also very tasty and pleasant. We finished dinner with dessert crepes - mine was a salted caramel and apple selection topped with nuts while hers was mixed berries. Again, delicious and we enjoyed both choices equally. We observed some of the other diners' choices and saw an outstanding steak that was served with an awesome display of stacked fries. Recommendations from the staff included the duck confit, escargot appetizer, and the pan seared pork tenderloin. We'll be back to try some of those options in the future. On weekends, there is often live music with a grand piano in the dining room. Maybe fighting the crowds is worth the effort! Dinner for two (3 courses) with a bottle of wine - just over $100 with tax. read more

One of my favorite Wheaton restaurants. Their crepes and quiche are fabulous. Their salads are simple but delicious. And the desserts are divine I especially like to get the whole quiche and enjoy it for breakfast, lunch and dinner. read more

If you want to feel like a classy gal and have a unique dining experience, I would recommend Suzette's! This is such a cute restaurant with plenty of friendly faces that made me feel like I was in Europe instead of Illinois. We did their traditional English tea 3 course meal for lunch. They also offer a French tea option. You can choose from about 8 or so tea options and they'll bring you your own pot. I had the Suzette's spice tea which was fantastic! It had cinnamon, cardamom and orange in it. Each tea cup had a cute silver filtration piece that you poured the tea over to strain it. It felt so elegant to pour and drink! For the first course, we were presented with a plate of finger sandwiches- 5 in total. The nice part is, the waitress has an additional tray full of the sandwiches so you are welcomed to order more of your favorites. there was an egg salad (with hard boiled eggs), a shaved salmon, a chicken salad topped with an mandarin orange, cucumber and relish, and brie with pesto on pretzel bread. I'd say my favorite was the chicken salad (I'm SO sorry if I'm getting the names of all these wrong!), and the brie/pesto, so I had seconds of those, but there was nothing I wouldn't eat again! Second course was two mini scones with a side of a lemon curd and Devonshire cream. The scones were heavenly! So warm, crispy, and the perfect amount of sweetness. I really enjoyed the lemon curd. The Devonshire cream had a light flavor that I couldn't really taste on the scone, so I stuck with the lemon for the majority of the scones. For the final course, you chose a dessert from their menu or could peruse the bakery for one item. We all ordered from the menu- I chose the banana nutella crepe which was a nice size and had ample banana on it and a medium layer of nutella. I licked it up! I definitely will be back... in telling people about my experience, I have more people who want to go! I'd also love to check out their regular menu and see what that's all about! read more

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This is not a glowing review, but it's my truth. I made arrangements to meet a friend here for lunch/tea. There was no host/hostess to greet us, so we surveyed the pastries and reviewed the menu during the wait. After a couple of minutes, Denise approached the front of the house and asked "May I help you?" to which I replied "Seating for two, please". Denise then commented with "how they have so many reservations"... and the tone was very unpleasant...as if we were not welcomed or as if seating us would be a great inconvenience. As we walked to the dining room, my thoughts replayed the scene - it was like a bad segregation movie with all the feels of "we don't want you here". When we approached the dining room, there were at least 6 empty tables!! ...and note, they remained empty for the duration of our stay. After seating, I found the dining room to be as chilly as the reception. It would have been nice to remove my coat to feel at ease, but the temperature was too cool for comfort. Our waitress, Rebecca, was attentive and service was good -- water glasses and coffee cups stayed full, empty plates were removed, and she checked on us at reasonable intervals. We both ordered quiche which was served with a side salad. The food was very tasty and we enjoyed the meal. I was especially glad when Rebecca returned with another hot cup of Intelligentsia coffee without any prompts. After lunch, we stopped at the pastry counter to purchase macarons. The prices were reasonable, but I was not overly impressed due to inconsistency. The Chocolate Salted Caramel and Red Velvet flavors had a chewy brownie-like texture ...unlike the crumbly meringue base found in the Pistachio and Blueberry macarons. Nonetheless, a treat is a treat - I liked the salted caramel, the blueberry lacked a distinctive taste and was the least memorable. I would not visit this restaurant again for various reasons noted in this review. I'd rather put my dollars in a business where hospitality is practiced as a core value and guests are respected. read more

We recently had an unfortunate experience at Suzette's that left me feeling disappointed and frustrated and the poor customer service left a bad taste in my mouth. From the moment we arrived, we were greeted with indifference by the hostess who happened to be a young girl and did not know where to sit us. It was 4pm and the restaurant was completely empty. All we were looking to get was a couple desserts and a pot of tea. She said the only place we could sit was at the tables at the bar area. We approached the dessert counter to place the order and the young girl behind the counter was completely clueless about prices and had to go on the back to ask the manager how much a pot of tea costs. She returns and tell us that if we take a table, we need to move by 5pm, which we agree to. Once she brought the tea and dessert and set it on the table, she informed us that we cannot sit at that table anymore and the manager had instructed her to move us at the bar. Therefore, they made us move to the bar. We asked to see the manager and just give some feedback on the poor customer service and the manager never showed up. It is sad to see how mediocre this place is turning into and unless you drop big money, they will not serve you or treat you fairly. If the manager would have had some courage to come out and talk to us, this review would have not been posted on this site. The waitress never came back to see if we wanted anything else, and even though we were the only people in the restaurant, everyone avoided us. Also, as a side note, the cost of water must have gone up. We were charged $8 for a small pot of tea that barely served one person (even though we asked for the large pot we usually get). The incompetent/untrained waitress said that the pot was supposed to serve two teas but it barely filled one full cup. There are so many great restaurants in the area, and I can proudly say, this is my last trip to Suzette's. As locals, we love to support our small businesses, but when you see they cannot even accommodate basic requests from clients or even provide a table when the restaurant is empty, there is no reason for me to ever go back. The restaurant experience is not only about the food, is about how welcoming the environtment is. Again, I wouldn't have to write this review if the manager came out and had the courage to handle a basic constructive criticism/review in person. And dear manager please, spend some time training your staff! It is not fair for them to have to deal with your own incompetency, for we realize they are just your messengers. Adieu Suzette! - From a friendly Wheaton Resident read more

We had to wait a while for a waiter - I think we just got overlooked and the owner was profusely apologetic and brought us an appetizer. Our lunch was wonderful and would definitely eat here next time I'm in Wheaton. Great little place when you're tired of burgers etc... read more

Just FYI, our experience was a couple years back but obviously still relative, especially considering that I see current similar complaints. We love to support other local businesses and I was very excited to try this place and the whole lay out of restaurant/ bar with live music/ bakery was very appealing. However...First I tried a couple of bakery items. They weren't tasty at all and even a little stale. Then my wife and I stopped in for dinner. It was quite early, perhaps 4:30pm. The host acted incredulous that we should dare to inquire about eating there without a reservation but decided we could be allowed in. We were seated at a very small table in the rear/center of the room right by some kind of serving table. It was uncomfortable and unromantic. It felt like being squeezed into that worst table right by the kitchen that a place leaves for the last desperate patrons. By the way, when we left an hour later, only one other couple had come in right as we left so there was obviously PLENTY of time before the first reservation; we could have sat anywhere. Appetizer and my entrée was mediocre and overpriced. My wife said her pasta was not much better than a can of Chef Boyardee. I've since heard something rather damning about their food sources from another local that repaired something in the building but won't say it here since it's hearsay and I cannot personally confirm. The wine was the only thing we liked but obviously they had nothing to do with it's preparation. Suffice it say, we were made to feel extremely uninvited and looked down upon by the haughty 20-something year old staffers (we were uppers 40's, nicely dressed and friendly people) and the food was completely forgettable. Not just the host but none of the staff was overly inviting as would be normal at a restaurant. Really the oddest dining experience I've ever had. The place has an inviting look but that is the full extent of its charm. Complete fail in every other way that actually counts. The carefree complete disregard for customer safety in the midst of a world pandemic that several other current posts reveal is extremely disconcerting too. read more

I wanted to leave a good review, but I just can't! I held the door open for an elderly couple who walked in before me. They were looking at a pastry case by the register, I was looking at the other case of sandwiches. The lady working looked at me and said can I help you? I told her that the couple was in line 1st. She came back kind of snippy with me and told me I should be standing 'over there, then' Which was about one step behind where I was. She came off cold and annoyed with having any customers at all. The 2 younger girls working there went on to help the elderly couple, while I stood back and waited for my turn. I could've just let the older lady's attitude go, but I ordered one of each macaron, the girl helping me was nice enough, but when I got home and tried my macarons, they were ROCK HARD. Pretty disappointing! read more

The macaroons are enormous and packed with flavor! The blueberry croissant is very impressive. Who can eat food after all of the great desserts. read more

This was our first visit to Suzette's and it did not disappoint. We sat in their beautiful patio area. So nicely decorated with ferns, tropical plants and colorful flowers. A lovely water feature added the perfect touch to our brunch. Our server, Rebecca was so sweet and attentive. Our meals were delicious! We had the Suzette Benedict and Spinach crepe. We also had the coconut shrimp appetizer which was very tasty. We purchased some pastries to go. Will definitely be back. Most the of the negative reviews are over masks which is not a direct reflection the service and quality of food. All the staff we encountered were wearing one... which for us is not important. Please try this place you won't be disappointed. read more

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If I had never been to another creperie before, I probably would have gone with 4 stars. We really wanted to come here for their 2 p.m. Saturday tea service but they were all booked for the next several weeks. I'd still like to come back & try their tea service. My friend and I had the Autumn Vegetable Crepe w/Mixed Greens, the Beef Stroganoff Crepe w/Beet & Onion salad, the Creme Brulee of the day (orange) & the Apple w/Salted Caramel & Pecans crepe. The food was all delicious with once exception: my Apple crepe didn't have more than a scant drizzle of the Salted Caramel sauce & the apples were barely cooked. I was disappointed in their very small wine selection. The menu just lists a few types of reds and whites to choose from, no names of the wineries given. Now, I am definitely not a wine snob & don't know much about wine at all - but when the least expensive glass on the menu is $9 a glass I would at least like to know what I'm drinking. I certainly could have asked, but I thought this a not-so-classy way to cut costs for the restaurant. Even if their selections change often they could print a small wine listing separately rather than have it on the main menu. The service was okay - our server was gracious but she could have been more attentive. With dessert we each ordered a coffee and she did not offer us a refill until it was time for the check. I said yes, I would like a refill, since we were still chatting, but alas, my refill never materialized. I don't know if they put anything complimentary on the table at dinner time, but at lunch there was no bread or anything offered. The pricing was a bit higher than other nice French creperies I've been to, especially since it was lunch time. For the two of us, with 2 glasses of wine, 2 crepes, 2 desserts & 2 regular cups of coffee it was $81 & some change, before the tip, at lunch time. The decor is lovely and my friend said it's also quite nice to sit outside in the back when the weather is warm. It also looks like they have a small bakery counter when you first walk in. read more

I wrote my first review of Suzette's Creperie in 2008 and I'm still very fond of the place. I must tell you though that in the 6 or so years that we have been going to Suzette's it has been hit and miss. It's like eating a delicious plate of fried Padron peppers, every 5th or 6th one will burn you. We mostly go to Suzette's for Petite Dejeuner. We like the French version: croissant (usually pain au chocolat), café au lait, and freshly squeezed orange juice. It's our Saturday morning date. On one occasion we were told we could not have the freshly squeezed orange juice because there were no oranges. Now downtown Wheaton is not located on a deserted island. I believe oranges could have been obtained if someone had been willing to put forth the effort to run a simple errand. We were given some canned stuff and our bill was the same as for the freshly squeezed juice. More frequently in recent years, they run out of our favorite pastry. These things happen, but it shouldn't happen often. If this particular pastry is popular then more should be made or ordered. Occasionally we have been treated as if we were an annoyance rather than paying customers. Sometimes it seems the staff just can't be bothered. Then again, we had dinner at Suzette's this week spur of the moment and had a lovely time. Our crepes were delicious. The hostess, waiter, and sommelier were polite and attentive. We relaxed. It was a very nice experience. I still recommend Suzette's Creperie. I simply cannot guarantee your experience. Take a chance. read more

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Was really looking forward to having afternoon tea for my birthday, but saw reviews saying masks were not being worn by staff. Called to confirm and they did confirm they were not requiring guests or employees to wear PPE. Extremely disappointing. read more

The decor of this restaurant is quite nice. It looks very European from the inside with white table cloths and dim lights. Perfect for a romantic dinner! My friends and I went there last Saturday August 2nd for brunch. At first we sat indoors and where wondering if the patio was open. I kindly asked the waiter if we could be moved to the patio which upon entrance seems to take you abroad. The patio is clean, with many outdoor furniture that made you feel as if you were in a terrace in a small bistro in France. My friend ordered the French eggs with tomato concasse. I ordered a chocolate croissant which was absolutely amazing! I also ordered crepe with spinach. The dish was sizable and very tasty. Plenty of spinach served with fresh fruit. I am not giving two stars because the food was bad but because my waiter spilled hot, scalding coffee over my inner thigh as he was serving me a cup. Nick positioned the coffee pot in front of me facing my direction. As he was about to serve me the coffee pot hit the sugar container and he spilled the coffee on me. The waiter apologized and was embarrassed. He asked me if I was okay. I responded that my thigh hurt. I must admit that it took some effort for me to not go off on the waiter, make a scene and embarrass my friend. I thought it was a rule of thumb to serve on the side of the customer and not facing them. After moving on from the experience, I thought that perhaps I would get some type of discount or offer for ruining my pants and burning my flesh. But that was not the case, this action reflects poorly on the restaurant's customer service. I guess I needed to make scene for the manager to come out and offer to pay for the meal. I know for a fact that other great restaurant do offer their customers some sort of compensation for the inconvenience. read more

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I requested a crescent instead of a roll on my chicken sandwich lunch. They made me pay the full price of the crescent out of the front case with nothing off for the unused roll! Also, I called to pick up a bottle of their salad dressing. They asked me to come in with my own bottle, since they don't have bottles for sale any more. I went in and was told by the older lady up front they couldn't spare any salad dressing as they were running low and needed it for those eating in their restaurant? I guess they are doing me a favor as the last few times they added oil to the dressing and charged nearly $10 for a small container.... I haven't been back since. There are plenty of restaurants in the area who serve a fair amount of food at a better price. Lack of serve has happened too many times. read more

I haven't dined in their restaurant, but have had several items from their bakery and all of it has been superb!! Their pumpkin cookies are an instant fall favorite, and they have a fantastic variety of macaroon flavors!! I'm typically not much of a biscotti person but my girlfriend got me an almond one of theirs and it was absolutely delicious. All of it is made in house from scratch and you can tell! The bakery case always looks incredible as well, it's impossible to see it and not want to try it all!! If you're in downtown Wheaton and looking for some sweets, it's well worth the price! read more

Came here for mom's birthday as a special treat. Very charming. Even the bathroom was darling. Some men looked like they were dragged in by their women. Happily, of course! Unfortunately the food was too overpriced to be forgiving of its hits and misses. French onion soup: Different from traditional but too salty. It probably tasted fine when it was first made but the salt probably got concentrated as it sat on the stove, waiting to be served. Once we added ~1/4 cup of hot water into the soup, it was very good. Salmon crepes: Rich and flavorful, best thing we ate there. But at $15.50? *gulp!* Good thing we split it. And that mom's birthday only comes once a year! Bananas Foster Crepe: Not at all what we expected. It looked pretty (see picture) and tasted nice. If you could get a bite. OMG you needed a hacksaw to cut through that thing. What a mangled mess. There was no way that was made fresh because the crepe was rock hard. Seriously, at $8.50 you expect more. Service: This place is definitely for women of leisure because the service is s-l-o-w. Some old ladies were sipping martinis -- wonder how many years they've been sitting there, waiting for their bill? I was surprised they were out of alot of things by 2pm on a Friday. We were fine but the table next to us had to try and order 3 different items before they found something they weren't out of. Shouldn't they be most stocked right before a weekend? Overall nice place but there are certainly better places out there. read more

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Suzette's Creperie is a delightful creperie in downtown Wheaton, next to the parking garage that I did not know existed. It's right on Front Street a block down the street from the main Wheaton Metra station. It was a hot day in mid-October, so when we got there the doors were wide open and we got to see most of the interior. The front of the shop has large, comfy chairs and tables for tea. The middle part has larger tables and chairs if you're going to have food. And there's a rear patio with an exuberance of umbrellas. I loved every bit of the interior. The black beadboard. The shade of blue used in the dining area. The large wine bottle and various Picasso-like paintings hung on the walls. The patterns on the couches and the tablecloths. Heck, even the soft music played over the speakers. Someone went through a lot of trouble trying to recreate Paris (or, at least, France), and considering how often I kept thinking I saw a grey mutt at the entryway to the patio, (there was not one) they did a great job. The food: the appetizer was a three-cheese soufflé, possibly served over a cream sauce. This was perfect; crispy exterior, spongy but moist interior. It stood tall for a soufflé, which is good. I almost liked it better than the dessert soufflé I've had. I ordered the salmon crepe with tarragon cream sauce. The crepes come with a side of lettuce and topped by a few raw onion slices. The crepes themselves were made nicely; the texture was right on. But the filling was fantastic. The salmon was cubed and not overcooked, and the cream sauce (with reduced white wine) was complex and the perfect complement to the salmon. My wife ordered the spicy coconut shrimp crepe. The filling for this was spectacular. I could have ordered a spicy coconut shrimp curry from our favorite Thai place and it would have been hard to beat this filling. The flavors were very well balanced, there was a good shot of curry-based heat in the filling, and the shrimp was perfectly cooked. For dessert we had the lemon curd with blueberry coulis (it's supposed to be raspberry coulis, but raspberries are starting to go out of season.) Again, great ingredients, a strong lemon curd with real lemon flavor and no artificial off-notes or bitterness; this was also a great dish. Suzette's was quite the find, and it's a place I'm going to set aside for future special events. Wheaton's lucky to have a place like it! read more

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My folks had suggested a Sunday Morning Breakfast here. With the high French holiday rapidly approaching, Bastille Day, they wanted to confirmed their arrangement for the upcoming party. The breakfast menu isn't extensive, but I found the French Toast very unique, as it's made out of a Blueberry Croissant. It was perfect and the Applewood Smoked Bacon was cooked to perfection. Everyone enjoyed their own dish and you should look for some cooking classes to be offered in the future. There is a patio out back, which is near the big parking structure. Don't worry, not much French is spoken here. Au revoir mon ami. read more

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Absolutely darling z as bd delicious food!!!!! Love their quiche. Don't miss the fantastic onion soup. They also do cooking classes and high tea. read more

Suzette's is the kind of place where you come hungry... but without a specific food in mind. Each dish they cook is as interesting and delicious as their last. This makes each visit to this quaint and cozy French cafe not only unique but equally as satisfying as the last. Breakfast here features typical French-fare, with numerous types of crepes and omelets vying for your stomach space. Suzette's menu has enough options that you've got room to explore, but not so many options that it becomes overwhelming. Lunch and the a la crate dinner options are a similar story. Everything is executed at a highly delicious level. This is perhaps the most inviting space I've ever eaten in as well. The main dining room really feels more like a French living room than anything else, and the smaller rooms and outdoor seating are also beautiful and inviting. This is a perfect spot for a romantic evening. They also do plenty of live music throughout the week. Suzette's also boasts a full bakery section, with a couple large cases of baked pastries, breads, and other tasty treats. It's extremely difficult to go in there and not pickup a baguette (or two...) on your way out. The quality of the pastries is really top notch. This is a must try for anyone in the area, especially for breakfast. Come hungry, and come with an open mind. You won't be disappointed. read more

I've eaten here several times and it's always very enjoyable. The baked goods are outstanding. The afternoon high tea is really fun and yummy. I've also had the quiche which was warm and flavorful with a delicious salad. The ambience is cute inside with consistently good service. A nice place to take Grandma for afternoon lunch or the girls for a special treat. read more

Great place for morning coffee and breakfast. The French press is great and of course service is good and friendly.

Just attended my sister-in-law's baby shower tea party here this past weekend. This place needs some sprucing up. Old, worn floral carpet. A handful of fruit flies buzzing around our tea sandiwches. One bathroom. Really? One bathroom after you've been sipping on tea for a few hours? One bathroom for an establishment that caters mainly to women? Service could also use some improvement. Our teapots came out with lukewarm water. Not even hot enough to steep the tea. We had one server for our 13 person party and she seemed a bit frazzled the entire time. Giving us the wrong menu. Putting a shrimp tea sandwich on someone's plate who we had just told her ad an allergy to shrimp. Also, at the end of our alloted time, we really felt as if we were being rushed/pushed out. Tea is reasonably priced, but I've had better tea from a store bought tea bags. I tried the Moroccan mint green gunpowder tea and could barely taste the gunpowder flavor because of the overpowering mint. We were served an array of tea sandwiches (cucumber with cream cheese, chicken salad with mandarin orange, shrimp, and sundried tomato) that were delicious and surprisingly filling. Afterwards we were brought rich, buttery cranberry scones with a side of lemon curd and cream. For dessert I chose the caramel apple crepe. I could only take two bites because it was too sweet for me. read more

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