This spot has the best baguettes -- sourdough and regular -- I've ever had, crisp on the outside…read morebut soft on the inside when fresh. They also have great and reasonably priced sourdough loaves. I wanted to give their latte a try because I'd been disappointed by the coffee in the area. I liked the richness of the Iced Latte here and would choose this spot for coffee over the other nearby cafes in the area. The service was quick, and I love the wooden furniture for a slightly rustic atmosphere.

Delicious bakery in Forest Hills! They have some seating on…read morethe inside and when it's nice outside, they have tables outside as well. They have both sweet and salty options so I think it's a really cute place to get brunch and of course delicious coffee. Would definitely return to get some of their fresh bread.

OMG!! These have been the best best crepes that I have ever had!! They were SOOOO good, if you're…read morein NY you have to visit and eat these!! The cashiers were friendly and quick with the order. Small place but so tasty.

Solid! We spent 3 weeks in Paris in the springtime and I fell even more in love with crêpes and…read moregalettes while there, so naturally I'm searching for good crêpes at home. Creperie on Ludlow St came up in my search and we happened to be down that way on Sunday. I'm also a huge ice cream and gelato fan, but husband is lactose intolerant so he prefers non-dairy. Last year we discovered the amazing vegan ice cream at Orchard Grocery, but I wanted the real thing this trip and he apparently hadn't wanted a frozen treat at all so wouldn't do Orchard Grocer for himself and a different place for me. Happy medium? Share a good crêpe! We found it at Crêperie. SO many choices, many similar to ones we loved in France. Extensive selection, but it didn't take long to decide on the apple-walnut-caramel crêpe to share, costing not much more than 2 ice creams. We watched the lone young man as he poured batter onto the round griddle to just the perfect thinness; as he expertly flipped it; as he loaded on plenty of apple compote, plenty of walnuts, and gently squeezed caramel sauce. Then he folded it into a neat rectangle, scooped it into an exactly the same size pan, flipped the whole thing over onto another griddle and left it to heat while he made a crêpe for the person behind us. At exactly the right moment (was he watching the clock? or maybe he's just THAT good!), he flipped it over, slid the crêpe onto a plate, artistically drizzled more caramel sauce on top and then gently shook some powdered sugar over it. Handed me 2 forks and knives and we sat on stools at the counter for our Sunday afternoon treat! Excellent! They have several savory crêpes (in Paris, those were usually buckwheat crêpes called galettes) and many sweet ones. Unfortunately it's more of a takeout place, with just the few stools at a counter inside, and a couple of small tables outside. I'm still looking for a genuine Parisian-style restaurant with a good selection of galettes and crêpes - but this was a great find and I definitely recommend it to you!

Ambiance (N/A): I never stepped inside so I'm not sure how it is. There were two tables for outdoor…read moredining (each table can comfortably fit 2 patrons). Since I had my dog with me, they kindly let me dine outside. Service (5/5): Menu was available on the QR code and the waitress was patient and always ready for me. I don't think there were many guests on a Thursday evening at 7p. Nevertheless, the service was great. Food Escargot (4/5): The pieces were fairly large and there was about a dozen pieces that were all very tasty/fresh. The buttery flavors stood out. It was too salty but the bread dipped well into it. The plain white bread slices wasn't good, although its hard surface was a great vessel to enjoy the escargots on. Not ideal for dipping as it didn't soak up too much sauce. Wagyu Burger (5/5): The burger was incredibly juicy. The brioche bun is fabulous--soft but kept the burger intact. The refreshing salad was a nice touch. I liked how the additional add-ons were on the side to add as much or little you want to your burger.

OMG! Can't wait to return to this small cafe spot that I briefly visited to pick up a the best…read morescone I ever had. It was quite small in this petite size cafe, with some seating on the inside and a few tables outside to sit. The people who worked there and helped me with my ordering were very pleasant. I dropped in because I saw a sign outside that said scones and I love me a good one. They didn't have many options and I don't know if they may have just ran out, but this particular scone and I don't remember the flavor was freshly baked, with warm spices with just the right amount of warmth. It was so good that I must make a return. I'm glad I took a picture of it to just so I can ask what flavor was it. They get a thumb up for me, and if I find more delightful flavors and wonderful service they will sure to get the two thumbs! Happy Yelping!

I'm the type to always need something sweet after a meal so I decided to check out this place with…read morea friend. The store is nice and bright and they have a pretty decent variety of choices. We got a Berry crepe which was okay. I think I didn't enjoy it as much because the spread was kind of like a cheesecake spread and because I am not a big fan of cheesecake I am pretty picky about how it tastes like. The service was quick and I'll be back in the future to see if they have another flavor that I may like better.

Tonight went to T-Swirl Japanese Crêpe 81-10 Broadway, Elmhurst, NY 11373, Queens--and man, this…read morespot blew me away. I'm a dessert guy through and through, and these crêpes hit different. First one: sliced strawberries, bananas, custard cream, whipped yogurt, chocolate pearls, and crushed pistachio--pure magic. Then I went for the Strawberry Nutella, and thank god I did. Prices might shift a bit from what's printed, but the cashier was super kind and explained everything clearly (so yeah, ask before you order). Bonus points--they make your crêpe right in front of you like a dessert performance. The place? Cozy lights, chill music, and good vibes all around. Even if you're a takeout-only type, sit down once--you'll leave smiling like a fool with powdered sugar on your shirt. #foodieinthebigapple2025

I was in the neighborhood of Forest Hills, Queens, NYC and in the passage of my travels I yearned…read morefor something sweet and quick, but not a full meal. Strawberry Nutella $10.83 Sliced fresh strawberries and Nutella are my favorite combination. It is the only crepe that I have a desideratum as nothing else on the menu entice my interest. It was certainly delicious and fresh served on a cardboard holder in a small custom metal stanchion as I decided to dine-in. I would never made it home in one cohesive piece of my long-haul MTA NYC Transit bus ride to southwestern Queens, NYC. The crepe was also messy with the Nutella spewing out when biting and holding the crepe. The Nutella was very delicious and chocolatey. It was prepared in a open-kitchen. Price is standard as expected in 2026 stagflation era. French crepes reminisce me of a past visit to Paris, France of once idyllic times with my former love. Customer service is attentive. There is sufficient indoor seating with tables. This T-Swirl Crepe is located on a second floor small shopping complex. I did receive a sale receipt as proof and authority in support of my patronized visit.

The Matcha Chocolate Truffles Crepe was the best dessert crepe I've ever tried. I personally liked…read moreit better than the crepes I've had in even Japan and Taiwan. These crepes were thin and crispy on the edges. The strawberry, chocolate truffles, and matcha paired so well together, and the crepes were stuffed. I also tried the Chicken Teriyaki Crepe, which was filled to the brim with spinach, corn, red onion, eggs, and chicken. There was a proportionate ratio of veggies to protein. The taste was somewhat nostalgic and reminded me of the sandwiches I used to get at a Chinese bakery. I tried the Strawberry Cucumber Iced Tea with lychee jelly, which was very refreshing and reminded me of a spa. There is a bit of a wait for your food and drinks after you place your order, but it's not an unreasonable wait. This was my first time trying T-Swirl, and I was really surprised and impressed. This creperie is located in a corner and is pretty dim, but there's a few tables and chairs inside.

Recently came for brunch and the staff was super welcoming. I got a savory crepe and so glad I did…read moreit was delicious! Definitely found a new go to spot.

Salads, Soups, and Crepes Crepes Crepes!!! Fresco offers both savory AND sweet crepes! Honestly, it…read morewas hard to pick just one crepe to try since they ALL sounded delish! We actually tried both the savory and sweet crepes, and I can't say one is better than the other. It really depends on what you're craving in the moment. They were ALL very tasty! Crepes we've tried: -- Breakfast Crepes -- Seafood Crepes -- Country Crepes -- Strawberry Crepes They all came with a salad, which made this such a refreshing meal! Their Frozen Coffee is a must and went really well with our meal. Customer service and hospitality were warm and friendly. Street parking only, so leave extra time to look for parking.

Pasta in a cup? Say less. Stopped by Cups of Pasta & Elios…read moreIce Cream in Astoria and put their $10 Penne alla Vodka with chicken to the test. Fresh pasta, packed cup, quick service--but I wanted more sauce and a little pepper-flake attitude. Then Elios came in like the hero of the story. I went with Ferrero Rocher, Biscoff Caramel & Cookie Monster topped with Oreos, cookie crunch, lava chocolate & whipped cream. Basically, I stopped pretending I had self-control. I love the grab-and-go setup. I can definitely see myself grabbing a couple cups and heading to Astoria Park for a picnic lunch. In and out in about 10 minutes. Perfect when you're hungry, impatient, and have places to be. Final verdict: Pasta was alright. That sundae? She understood the assignment.

Elio's colorful exterior appearance and the array of scrumptious donuts on display in the window…read moregave me a personal invitation to enter the business. Oh my goodness, the aroma that welcomed me was enough to lure me into overindulgence. Elio's has it all covered in the sweet treats category. They have brownies, cookies, crepes, donuts, ice cream sundaes and banana splits. I sampled the CocoMelon flavor which is vanilla ice cream with Skittles and was absolutely delicious. I ordered the donut with Froot Loops and asked to have strawberry glaze drizzled on the top. The donut was delicious and my colleagues enjoyed it as well. The business is bright and welcoming. Staff were friendly. There is plenty of tables and seating for dine in options. I'm glad that I decided to stop by and check them out. *There are two other locations in Astoria and Manhattan.*

Cute ambiance. Huge portions! Delicious smells when you walk in and a little man helping behind the…read morecounter taking orders who could not have been older than 12 yo. Had the House Special Crepe with Nutella, strawberry and banana and Lotus Biscoff cookie crumbles / topping. I went halfsies with my hubs because.... IT WAS SO BIG! and for almost $14, I am glad that's the portion they give, but STILL...for one person, it's pure diabetes on a plate. Again, the crepe was delicious, I enjoyed it. My husband said next time, we should ask for the crepe to be a bit "well done" otherwise, it's a little bit too "doughy." I happen to agree, but I seldom discriminate against crepe texture--to me, they are ALLLLL very very very TASTY!

Always our last stop before heading back to the city. The chocolate is so decadent. Perfect balance…read moreof sweet and chocolatey. Orders come out quick and also the interior vibe is fun and playful. Nice place to end a date night in Astoria.

The T-Swirl Crepe at the Flushing location is the original flagship store of the company. Can't…read moredeny that it's certainly a very tight-knit space with only two bar stools as the seating and some standing room inside. Definitely more meant to be a grab-and-go kind of thing. They do delivery services through mobile apps like DoorDash + GrubHub + Snackpass + Uber Eats.The service from staff is fast, although they might not always be the most friendly people working in there. Place is spotless clean, tidy, and organized. The sweet & savory crepes do look like the exact replicas from the display window ~ so no false advertising at all. The ambiance wise is a cute little shop. The savory crepes make a pretty good breakfast, lunch, dinner or even just a quick snack on the go. As for the sweet crepes, it's a sweet little treat once in a while (two to three times in a month). The crepes are made with 100% rice flour. Additionally, they can be made gluten-free upon request to the staff from customers when paying with cash or card in the front counter. Every individual crepe is freshly made when customers have placed an order. Now, they've mini crepes on the menu if you don't wanna bite into a regular-sized version. You can choose to add a scoop of ice cream on the sweet crepe for an additional cost as well. My favorite sweet crepe is the Matcha Chocolate Truffles. It contains sliced strawberries + diced chocolate truffles + matcha custard cream + whipped yogurt + chocolate sauce + crushed pistachio. Has the right amount of sweetness and textures. Better eat really fast because the chocolate sauce & custard cream might start melting/leaking onto your hands. The crepe will become soggy too after 10-15 minutes or so. I think there's hand sanitizer or wipes if your hands do end up being sticky though. My favorite savory crepe is the Chicken Teriyaki. Definitely healthier and a bit more on the drier side compared to the sweet crepes with the chocolate sauce. The ingredients are chicken breast stripes + baby spinach leaves + diced carrots + corn pieces + red onions, sliced boiled eggs + sesame seeds + crunchy shallots. Sesame dressing & teriyaki sauce are drizzled on top to finish it off. Less messy to eat too because nothing is melting. Surprisingly, the crepe shell is still crispy even after 30 minutes if you're a slow eater like me! I enjoy stopping by once in a while for a sweet treat or a quick snack since it's the closest spot to my home.

First time trying this place and honestly 5 stars for sure. The different flavors on the menu are…read more so unique and versatile. I tried the Lychee Romantic and it was out of this world. I'm so excited they just opened one on Long Island so I will be going there but I wanted to try the OG place first! Ps the service was great and the way they package is so cute and organized I loved it!

Dropped by to pick up some sweet dessert crepes for a friend's birthday. Nothing fancy, though good…read moreflavor combos, fresh fruit, something for everyone to satisfy a sweet tooth. On a Saturday morning at 11am I think I was their first customer after they opened. I asked if I could do takeout and the owner was very accommodating to help pack the ice cream scoops individually so that they wouldn't melt all over the crepes in transit and then another hour prior to eating. Crepes I ordered--$9.99 each and extra $1 for bubble waffles instead of crepes: 3. RED MANGO with crepe Mango, strawberry, blackberry, strawberry syrup, whipped cream with strawberry ice cream. 7. NUTS PARTY with crepe Peanut butter, banana, almond, nutella, whipped cream, with butter pecan ice cream. 8. BERRY LOVER with bubble waffle Strawberry, blueberry, raspberry, blackberry, maple syrup, whipped cream, with coconut ice cream. 10. SMORES with bubble waffle Marshmallow, graham cracker, chocolate syrup, whipped cream, with cotton candy ice cream. The crepes and bubble waffles were great, prepared fresh from the same batter at time of ordering. Since everything is put together there, it took about 15-20 minutes for the order to be ready, which was fine since there are a few seats to wait while it was prepped. The space isn't large inside though they've made it fun with wooden slats in the ceiling and hanging faux greenery. My friends and their kids really enjoyed the desserts so I was glad!

This place is unfortunately not it. Yes there are lots of fruits, but the ice cream is not that…read moregood at all. The crepes are not bad, but the service is rough. We had someone walk in after us get served before us, without an apology. The service is extremely slow, for no good reason at all other than they're wildly understaffed if more than one person is there, but there is no real demand, so they can't really staff multiple people for the high times. It's nice to see family owned businesses operate in NYC and I want to root for this one, but it's not what I'm looking for tbh.