“ Was my first time in the place and I really love the Nutella Crepe’s, I never try one before and really love it! The place was amazing, you can eat and talk with your friends in a relax place, the atmosphere, good music, and the service, great! The employees very kind and really helpful! If you want a place where you can enjoy and have a good conversation with friends, go here! I love it! ”

“ When you need a crepe you need a crepe and this spot delivers exactly that. I do believe that the origins of this place are French Canadian but that should not disqualify it. The service is charming and attentive. The room isn’t much more than a quick stop spot that caters to locals who need a coffee, a spot to meet or a family or two who need the kids to “just sit down and eat”. If you are standing out front and need a quick and simple bite to eat, you’re good to go. ”

“ Nice little crepe spot near the train station. It has a good amount of seating space inside, with some nice colorful designs on the walls. The crepes are good, but you probably need to add toppings to them to make them a bit better and more flavorful. I tried the dulce de leche crepe and a mango smoothie. The smoothie was quite good but pretty pricey. Overall good experience. ”

“ Very decent crêperie. Not perfectly authentic, but about as good as it gets without going to Brittany. Lots of choices both sweet and savory—everything from the classic sugar & butter to braised beef—made from good fresh ingredients right in front of you. Buckwheat crepes or waffles for a gluten free option, which is why I’ve eaten here for years. My faves are the deliciously gooey egg & gruyere omelette crepe or (special-ordered) fresh-sliced strawberries and nothing else wrapped in a warm crepe. Very pleasant atmosphere, especially when they open out the front wall of windows. You are never rushed out. I often take my laptop and stay for a couple hours. The food is very very good, losing one star only for not being quite correct for a French eater. Really, I would give 4.5 stars to the menu. ”

“ I grew up in this area. I brought my eldest daughter for a holiday visit and found fresh, delicious food one block from my old school. We walked down Lexington Avenue to show her how locals live in Manhattan. From drop-off laundry services to crepe shops, small retail establishments line the north-south thoroughfares while residential buildings are located on numbered east-west streets. ”