The Corner Creperie

Nice crepes. Disappointed they did not have all ingredients for coffee drinks, so choices were very limited.

I was really looking forward to having a crêpe and coffee with a friend last Monday. We had it all planned out. We’d meet at 11, right at opening.
When I arrived at 10:55 am I thought it was strange that all of the lights were still off inside, but we decided to wait outside anyway. When the employee arrived at 11:20, my friend asked if we should come in now. He responded rudely and said he needed time to set up. There was no apology nor any effort to make us want to wait any longer. We left. A couple who arrived at the same time as us had already left.
The crepes here must be extremely good if they can get away with opening later than advertised and proceed to make potential customers feel like they’re doing them a favor by showing up to work. This was not a good experience and I hope this is not the way they routinely treat their customers.

Very good service and one of the best crêpe place in town.
Good size portion as well

Went there during a chilly Sunday afternoon. My daughter and I were looking for some desert while we window shopped and we were pleasantly surprised to a see a Creperie. We couldn’t resist trying one of their sweet crepes. On the recommendation of the woman behind the counter we gave the smore’s Crêpe a try and substituted the chocolate for Nutella. It was amazing! The location is clean and friendly and offers free wifi. Staff is friendly and attentive. Next time we’re going to try a savory crêpe! Don’t hesitate go give them a try!

Arrived here at 6:45 pm on a day it says they close at 8. They were closed. It was ¹²⁄₃₀ (day before New Year’s Eve) so I thought maybe they had special holiday hours. Nothing was posted. The next day I call to see what their hours were, no answer.
Amazing, good, ok, or bad crêpe, if you can’t abide with or inform your customers of your proper business hours, don’t even be a business at all.

This place is so good… but there is only one person working there every time! One person taking orders, making drinks, making crepes and handing calls… no Bueno. Plus the salmon wasn’t ready so a couple crêpe options were not available to me at 11:50. Bummer.

We bought a groupon and decided to have brunch here, despite some of the awful reviews. After my experience, I question why so many people posted such negative reviews.
We had a great experience! The food was delicious! The owner was very polite, an had a good sense of humor. I can’t wait to come back!
I’m not one to drink coffee, but he added peppermint to my latte which made it taste really good! We also had 2 breakfast crepes (ham, cheese and egg). They were amazing! I don’t usually like crepes, but damn they were good!
For dessert we had a cinnamon sugar butter crêpe. Absolutely delicious!
I recommend this restaurant! Stop in for brunch or an afternoon snack. You won’t be disappointed!

I wouldn’t consider myself a Francophile, but I do love me some crepes. So naturally I was excited about a new creperie in downtown.
The menu is very limited, about 4 – 5 choices each for savory and sweet. We ordered the Autumn, which is mushroom and spinach with a beschamel sauce. It was just okay, not as flavorful as I thought it would be. Also got the Smoked ‘n Green, which is smoked salmon, capers, cheese, and white sauce. It was definitely more flavorful, but a tad bit salty (even without the capers). For the sweet, we went with the Nana-​tella, which as you would guess is banana and nutella. You can’t go wrong with such a winning combo.
The interior is dark and small, and not in the intimate and cozy way. There’s only one table that can seat 4 – 5 people, but luckily there is seating available outside. I might come back if the craving hits and we’re in the area, though I don’t think it’s worth the drive out to visit.

As we entered the door, we saw an empty restaurant. Weird, since it was a Monday, around 2pm. I sat down with my kids, and my husband went to the cashier to order. He started ordering the savour ones, and than he asked: «is it better for you if I order the sweets now, or after eating the savours?»
The man answered: «Order now, cause I’m making everything to go».
We did NOT order to go. I guess my husband did not catch the «to go» part. I looked at him, and said: «to go? No… Do you still want it?»
He confirmed with the man, and he said: «yes, its gonna be to go, because I’m leaving. I have an appointment».
He never mentioned that when we first came in. He was looking at the clock every 1 min, hurrying us up. We gave up, because we wanted to seat and have lunch there.
We had lunch at the next door restaurant. When we left we saw the «open» sign on the door. My husband looked inside, and the man was still there. So, he clearly denied us service.
Horrible experience.

Two stars because the pizza crêpe was good, but the service was painfully slow and my latte was downright gross. This place has a lot of potential. I’d like to see it succeed, but with only one employee working during lunch time, I have no idea how they expect to survive. I also saw a lady turned away from being able to redeem a groupon because the shop’s scanner wasn’t available. The customer was rather upset, especially since she had been waiting a solid 10 min to place her order.
If they are going to sell groupons that include an espresso beverage, they really need to work on the taste of the drinks. Mine tasted like water flavored steamed milk.
I think the owner reads these, so I’d like to say that if you guys had more employees, quicker service, and better espresso, I’d come back.

Went in today to redeem my Groupon deal. I got the straw-​tella & nana-​tella with 2 coffees. The crêpes always taste great. Coffee, expresso, a little heavy for me. Service didn’t take more than 7 minutes. He was alone, so I guess I walked in the right time. I was charged 1.85 for some reason. He said it was tax. Ok
Overall this place is OK when not so busy.

Not a lot of variety with the crêpe choices. I had the Autumn crêpe, which had mushrooms and spinach and a creamy sauce. It was watery and had no flavor. The side salad was also undressed. Poor customer service.
My dad and cousin had the Corner Slice. It was pretty good, but I wasn’t impressed. It was basically a pizza in a crêpe. I wasn’t too happy with my meal. I wouldn’t come back here again.

The first word that comes to mind when I think of crepes is «sweet». I grew up eating my grandmother’s crepes which were always filled with different fruits, topped with whipped cream, and always just so sweet. I’m much more of a savory over sweet guy myself, and when I found out that you can make crepes just as savory as you can make them sweet, well you have my attention.
The Corner Craperie had the most amazing crêpe I’ve ever eaten. It was a special called The Dude Next Door. It was filled with smoked salmon, Pepper Jack cheese, Gorgonzola cheese, chopped bacon and spinach. The filling was just marvelous, especially the salmon that brought out the very salty, savory, and freshness of the dish. The Pepper Jack cheese was my second favorite element to the crêpe. Paired with the salmon it was awesome. The crêpe itself tasted great and looked beautiful.
Each crêpe also comes with a side salad dressed with a creamy dressing. Not bad and obviously second next to the crêpe. The staff was nice but very quiet. I chock it up to them being very busy, and some people coming in expecting their food to be ready in minutes. It’s made from scratch so it’s a bit of a process, and some waiting on your part. Trust me it’s worth it.

When I walked in there was not really anyone there which doesn’t bother me. I came in and I got a Straw-​Tella or whatever and I got extra Nutella and whipped cream.
I was being pretty annoying, going back and forth between for here and to-​go but the person helping be was very cool about it.
Super awesome customer service but I am gonna have to come again to try it without so much nutella because it was not as good with so much i think. But that is my fault so it’s okay.

Lemon Delight crêpe is amazing — I’ll keep coming back just for that one, so delicious

I am really disappointed with this place. I ordered a crêpe that was over 11 dollars the one with salmon and boursin cheese and capers. It was just over the top salty, I thought maybe they would have used a less salty salmon to compliment the boursin. Oh and she forgot my favorite part, the capers, which I couldn’t go back for since my order was to go. The portion was just way too small for the price. The crêpe itself was decent, just the filling did not work. The service was also pretty good and quick. Maybe I need to try something else here. I don’t know if I will be back.

The place is nice, there is a outdoor space that is so pleasant. The owner is great, lovable and present.
Banana and Nutella: very good.
Double shot coffee: decent.

Very quaint little shop tucked away in a corner of downtown Pleasanton. I had never seen it before when driving by, I had to be walking just to notice it!
Inside is tiny but cute; hand written chalkboard menu, etc. and very friendly employees. We ordered right away and received our food shortly after. Their crepes don’t have much going for them in presence but had everything going for them in taste — I ordered a breakfast crêpe while my aunt took the Spring crêpe — both were delicious; perfect portions and flavors, yum!
I do think they need more menu options though, only about 4 – 5 of each savory and sweet.

Spent the day in Pleasanton and made a pit stop in downtown to grab some grub. All of the staff here were surprisingly nice and polite! We came in and ordered and they let us know that there might be a bit of a wait (about 15 minutes) which I said was completely fine. I took a seat outdoors, and several of the staff checked on me to see how I was doing and to let me know that it wouldn’t be much longer of a wait. When I dropped off the dishes (it’s bus your own table), they asked how I enjoyed my food and to say sorry for the wait (although it was not long at all!)
The food itself was just okay. I ordered the complete (eggs, ham and cheese) to split with the boyfriend and it wasn’t anything extraordinary.
³⁄₅ stars for the food
⁵⁄₅ stars for the service!

Not bad. Daughter & I came after our hair apt at Salon 77 West across the street. With the busy Pleasanton Farmers Market a block away, and the weather being 70 in Feb… we enjoyed our crepes outside. Small shop, service was okay, and crepes were a good size and pretty good. I did the salmon and daughter did the strawberry Nutella. For $ 16, it was a bit much for what we got, but I’d be willing to come back again and try other stuff.