La Creme De La Crepe

If your in the area check this place out. Amazing crepes we had the Nutella crêpe with bananas it was fantastic. Affordable prices and quick service. Highly recommended. They also have great bakery items.

Went here with my parents for brunch. First of all, the crepes are great! I had a Lorraine, my mom had the French and my dad had the Italian. The key to a good crêpe is the great batter used to make the outer shell. And let me tell you, they got it right here.
Prices are about 12 – 15 for crepes, not bad considering quality and size.
I really recommend this place of you like crepes.

Great menu good parking
Waiter served food while on his cell phone. Crème de la crème was doughy. Omelette had canned mushrooms. Raw green pepper, thin not fluffy dry eggs.
Latte not a latte. Taste like coffee with milk. Nice fruit. Poor service. No water or coffee refill. Hoped for better.

My mom and I have been here twice for lunch. We sat outside on the lovely patio and really enjoyed our meals. Today we had the Italian crêpe and mexican crêpe and freshly made chocolate croissant. The food is delicious and the service is very nice. I was in Paris last summer and had crepes, La Crème de la crêpe was just as good! I think this is a great place for lunch and would definitely recommend it.

We liked here. Good and friendly service and the food and desserts were delicious. You can test that is homemade which we love.

i mean we were next door at costco and wanted breakfast and wished the place matched the food and it’s a french bistro. it almost did. i didn’t ask for eggs to be mixed up so that was my fault but it i didn’t expect it to be fried either it wasn’t my fav the croissant was good though… maybe we’ll try crepes next time. peace and love to all especially to the whole world especially paris, kenya and middle east.

This place closes very early on Sundays… But if you have the chance, go… They have pretty good crepes! I ate 2 of cheese with eggs that were very tasty, balanced and clean!
The place is clean, missing some ambiance, but good… Nice joint!
Cheers

So we took a drive to NMB and decided to have lunch at this place. We love crepes, who doesn’t? Anyway, we were the only two at the restaurant and had to wait for service while the owner finished setting up the tables. Our order was finally taken and drinks came out. Problem was that along with our drinks came a nasty critter. squished to the bottle (not sure if it was dead or alive). I get it, things happen, however when we alerted the owner, the only thing we got was an «oh sh$!». He didn’t seemed to sweat it. You think he would at least replace the bottle, however, he didn’t. He just poured it in the glass inside, instead of brining a new, unopened one back to us. Clearly we will not be back again.

If I could, I would give 0 stars. What a bad experience. On the website says they close at 10pm. Got at the place at 8pm and the owner said that he will do it as a favor. Because he was closing. Already make us feel really bad. Also I bought a coupon at
and when I gave it to the guy, he turned and said he no longer takes it, and basically ignored me. I tried to get an explanation, because I bought it a week ago. He said they have a new owner.
Usually I get a notification email, when the place for some reason no longer accept it.
I really feel like walking away. But I’m with my family and I feel bad right now. Please, don’t come to this place. Horrible experience.

Had high expectations, but unfortunately I found the service to be lax, and the food mediocre for the prices charged. The place was cute and it had a nice vibe… It’s a shame that the food and service did not match.

I was so excited to come here and consequently so disappointed by everything that I’m writing this review before I choke down the rest of what I ordered. To begin, we walked in to the most unwelcoming environment I’ve ever experienced (I’m not exaggerating, sadly). I would have been more welcome in a high end jewelry store in my rattiest sweats. The guy behind the counter oozed distaste for our presence. We had to speak first to get a word from him. After saying we wanted to order to-​go, we were stared at blankly until we asked to see a menu. I asked for the Terranova quiche (which is on the menu here on Unilocal), but was told (as if I’m an idiot) that there is no such thing. I chose instead the veggie quiche and the country pâté. We were glared at as we waited for our food; we almost ran out of there to escape the negative atmosphere. Sorry for spending money at your establishment. The only positive was the country pâté; it’s pretty good (incomparable to my grandmother’s, but that’s expected) and the French bread was great. I opened the box for my quiche to find the flattest ‘quiche’ I’ve seen. The crust is burnt and the filling is settled over an inch below the crust; there is maybe ½ inch of scrambled eggs and veggies in the bottom of a soggy, burnt ‘crust’…that isn’t a quiche. I noticed a review that mentioned this place is closing soon. No wonder. I’m sure this place had it’s positives but you will never succeed with poor service. And selling that ‘quiche’ for almost $ 10 is poor food ethics. I would have been more satisfied with those frozen $ 3 quiches from Publix.

Made the mistake to go again today … WORSE decision ever … the orange juice tasted like minute made … breakfast crêpe had some type of black plastic in it (horrible); «nutella» banana crêpe had 4 small slices of banana in it, nutella spread tasted more like cheap chocolate spread … don’t understand why I tried to give it another chance… WILL DEFINITELY NEVER GO AGAIN… next

I’ve been going to La Crème de La Crêpe many times over the last few months. This place has been highly consistent in the quality of my two favorite dishes.
Do yourself a favor and get yourself a La Bretton and Nutella Crêpe (with ice cream, for those of you that want to balance the sweetness of the nutella).
I want to take the time to thank Mikael, and the wonderful Chefs. I’m looking forward to trying the new concept after the renewal.

–The service was rushed.
–The food was good, but it came out wrong.
–The server did not take the time to see what we wanted and pushed what he liked on us.
–We will not be coming back.

I’ve only been one time, and while I generally liked the vibe of this little spot, the price was rather high and the crêpe was missing an item or two from the already thin filling.
If you’re in a gourmet mood, meaning high price on a white plate, so you can poke at your food and critique everything under the sun, great. Go for it, however, if you’re like most people who would prefer to keep costs down while filling up on delicious food, then drive the extra five minutes to go to Very Crêpe in Sunny Isles.

My fiancé and I are from Chicago and he loves Nutella crepes, so we decided to try this place out.
The service was really slow, seemed like the staff was a bit backed up. It took about 40 mins for our food to come out but the main reason why I gave this place ⁴⁄₅ was because of the waitress. She checked up on us the entire time we were waiting.
The food was totally worth the wait also. I got the vegetarian omelette and it was delish! My fiancé also loved the crepes. He said they were better than the ones he’s had from Chicago.
It’s a little pricey but it’s good food, so I’d definitely recommend.

Although I was at first very let down because I had my mind set on trying their chocolate croissant and once I placed my order I was told they ran out of all their croissants. Arrrr! So, I decided to order the the La Lorraine Quiche with Ham, Cheese and it was served with a small side of mixed greens salad. It was small but good. The only thing is that I was still hungry afterwards so I opted to try the Nutella Banana Crêpe. It was good but after I tasted a bite of my party’s La Tatin Crêpe which is Caramelized Apple Slices stuffed inside a Crêpe and drizzled with Caramel sauce, I think I liked that one a bit more although my Nutella Crêpe was good.
Eating outdoors would be perfect here if there wasn’t about a half dozen flies constantly buzzing all around our table even before the food came. It became unbearably once the food arrived and we decided to ask to sit inside. One fly came to dine with us indoors and although that one fly was annoying as can be, it was much better than dining with a half dozen of the flies relatives. Service was ok and a bit slow.

Authentic and delicious! Fantastic crepes, yummy French onion soup, great wine, best French bread with the sandwiches. A definite must try! Don’t understand the bad reviews about the portions of the food, if you want to stuff yourself go next door to Friday’s or McDonald’s but if you want good quality food and great service come to this place. Loved it!

So one random Tuesday morning I chose to stop here on a whim, but my intuition didn’t serve me very well when I regrettably decided to stay. My tab totalled $ 13.11 after ordering the french toast w/​bacon for $ 7.50, and a mason jar of orange juice for $ 4.75. (the tax equated to $.89 as well.)
Even though my meal was very fresh and tasty, their was very little if any justification for the wimpy portion sizes I received, when taking into consideration the total price that I was charged… and by way of comparison, I could’ve gotten equal quality and about one third more grub for the french toast & bacon breakfast at my favorite diner, without being charged about five bucks more! So my favorite diner is where I shoulda went… but then again, I wouldn’t be typing up this «coulda-​shoulda-​woulda» «story» on this here Unilocal if I had decided to eat breakfast at my favorite diner on that particular Tuesday morning! lol (BTW, the ambience and décor is very unique & stylish at my favorite diner, and it’s squeaky clean as well, much like La Crème de la Crêpe.)…
…now I’ll go over my critiquing of the ambience for La Crème de la Crêpe… this restaurant is like a french style bistro that’s kept very clean, the lighting is semi bright and the décor is reminiscent of Van Gogh (IMO). It was cool in a sense having the entire café to myself… I mean, I showed up around
10am and nobody else showed up for breakfast after I arrived, nor during my entire time dining there on that particular morning! (and that speaks volumes in regards to the food & beverage bizz!)
The staff, management and owners do have my empathy though. I paid my bill with one of my cards and I totaled it out to $ 15, leaving the server $ 1.89, plus I dug into my pocket and threw in an extra dollar in cash. I figured that the landlord is probably squeezing the daylights out of the owners, so therefore the owners may feel as though they’re being forced to have to overcharge and skimp! But like I mentioned earlier in this review, their’s really no justification for serving up wimpy portions when such high prices are being charged! Afterall, La Crème de la Crêpe could at least serve larger portions and maybe do better marketing, so perhaps the establishment could be more profitable through potentially higher volume.
…well, it’s been a little over two hours since I practically inhaled that «WIMPY» breakfast at La Crème de la Crêpe, and I can go for a couple burgers right about now! lol

I found this place on a deal and went to to try their crepes. First I love the ambiance, the inside and outside are decorated like the café’s you see in Europe. This a great spot if you want to go and take in a good breakfast and read or talk casually.
The service was excellent, very attentive and asked to know how I was doing and also inquired if the food was good. I loved that the manager even came around to check and was also very friendly.
I ordered the American coffee, the orange and carrot juice and the Lorraine Crêpe. The coffee was good, the orange and carrot juice was delicious, not overly sweet or after taste. As for the Lorraine Crêpe, amazing! It was filled with potatoes, real bacon, onion jam which kicked in the flavor combo of the bacon and potatoe and eggss. It was bigger than I anticipated and was unable to finish it all. Go hungry that is my advise on this before ordering. I am aiming to go back and try their other items.