Le Crepe Cafe

Very nice place to visit . French decor. Cozy and friendly atmosphere. They have a wide variety of crepes. I was looking forward for a long time to visit this place therefore I splurged with a savory crepe
" pesto pesto" and sweet crepe " nutella with strawberries and bananas" . Both of them were delicious.
They have tables to sit outside as well . On a sunny day, It is a perfect place to start your day right.

Tiny little place with short hours and great crepes!

Ordered a sweet and a savory and neither could disappoint! I highly recommend the Canadian, I couldn't get enough but was too full to finish, and the Romeo and Juliet was also wonderful and overflowing with goodness!

Staff is friendly and quick to serve up drinks and food. My first time in Reno but I'll definitely stop by again if I ever come back!

This is a great place for breakfast lunch and dessert !
Wonderful menu of breakfast items, and as my wife calls it...Comfort Food. We notice that they have outdoor seating ..when the weather is warmer we'll return with our dog, "Angel" ! It's in a great location too.

I have been on a crepe kick lately.

Their crepes are great. Great selection and flavors. Huge variety to choose from. Whether you like savory or sweet, they will have the perfect crepe for you.

They also serve delicious Italian sodas with a huge selection of syrups.

We stopped by here just before our daughters performance at the Pioneer Center. We chose the Romeo and Juliet and my wife had a hot Chai Tea. Both items were very tasty.

It was quiet in there. And of course newly opened the place was sparkling. The general feel of the place is bright and hard surfaces. It's not a cozy soft lingering place at this time.

Parking may be a limited here but after 5 or 6 you can park across the street for free.

The menu was full of savory crepes as well so I will be looking forward to coming back for a more sturdy meal than just dessert.

In my entire 25 years of existence I have never actually had a crepe! I know, GASP! I had to stop by the bank to withdraw some money and had some time to kill before my hair apt at Bangin' Heads across the way. I was really hungry and spotted this little gem nearby.

A little difficult to figure out how to get in because it's on a one way "street." They have a couple tables and chairs outside so you can either enjoy the fresh air or dine in.

The inside is decorated with things to represent Paris. I really love the mini lighted Eiffel Tower. Pretty small and quaint, but with a good amount of seating.

When I walked in I was a little taken back by how I was greeted. He wasn't rude or anything, he just wasn't very hospitable. I had never been in before and as mentioned above, have never had a crepe. Wasn't even really sure what the heck it was! *My suggestion for next time if you encounter a new customer maybe ask them what they like? What they're in the mood for etc. It could help with the awkward wait while their checking out your rather extensive menu* :)

I was in the mood for something savory so I ordered the cowboy crepe. It had chicken, bacon bits, BBQ sauce, spinach, tomatoes, and turkey. The turkey was like deli turkey not really what I expected. The crepe itself was really delicious. The batter was light and fluffy. (assuming that's how it's supposed to be.) It was mildly interesting to watch him create his masterpiece. It was really savory and filling. I couldn't finish the whole thing. It comes with your choice of a sauce. I picked balsamic vinaigrette. I thought the sauce was tasty, but the crepe was kind of drowned in it so I lost a lot of the flavor.

To drink, I ordered an iced pumpkin spiced latte. This was probably the biggest highlight of my experience. I am always excited to find a great coffee place. Dare I say: this coffee was better than my precious Starbucks?! I wish I lived closer because their coffee is so good! The thing I love about coffee is to actually taste the bold richness of the coffee bean. Too often I have had to get additional espresso shots in my coffee because it's too sweet. Not the case here! My coffee was made to perfection.

The verdict: if in the area, I would definitely come back to try something from the sweet side of their menu and of course, get myself another delicious coffee!

It's OK. Nothing worth getting excited about.

I have been here twice, once right after they opened and today about a year and a half later. I feel pretty much the same as I did last time - A cure little place with friendly service, but . . . nothing to get excited about. The menu for the "savory" crepes has changed since the last time we were here - in fact there is no "savory" anymore. A large list of dessert crepes, some breakfast crepes, and then two short lists of "meat" and "vegetable" crepes. No more Croque Madame or Croque Monsieur. I had the "Moulin Rouge" which was cheese, chicken, tomato and basil. All of their meat offerings were with chicken. It was OK and the filling was pretty generous. The basil tasted fresh, but tended to overwhelm the other ingredients. The chicken was tender, but did not seem to blend well with the cheese. Really not terrible, but just not that good. The crepe was well cooked, but a little thick. My husband seemed more satisfied with his custom ham and cheese.

The two crepes came out very quickly and were piping hot. The space is clean and bright with a "Parisian" theme decor.

Perhaps this would be a better place for the sweet/dessert crepes. I have heard raves about the "Romeo and Juliet".

They were open on Labor Day when we were looking for a place to have some nice breakfast. Little away from the Reno downtown but was such a gorgeous place with outside seating facing the nice buildings and art museum.

We ordered The warrior which was all the meats blended together with taste.. Not literally blended of course. We also shared a sweet crepe - Romeo n Juliet - banana strawberry Nutella - which was just out of the world and gave us a nice sugar high ahead of our drive back to SFO.

The best part was you could see how beautifully the chef prepares these nice crepes for you with a smile .. You can request him to add things and he's do it with a smile as well.

We also got a Honey Mocha, upon other Yelpers' recommendation and we did not regret it .. It was so good that we felt we could have gotten more of those.. Will definitely come back to this place when I'm in Reno next.

Ok they are back up to top stars. Main reason is they adjusted the crepe hot pad not to be as hot, therefore the crepes are not cooking as fast. Outcome, perfectly cooked crepes. Before I've received crispy crepes.

After talking with James, one of the owners, the adjustment was recently made and I think for the better. I thought it was the new servers, but maybe not.

I haven't had to many issues with the servers just the rotation of the morning staff. That said, it's really about the crepe for me.

This little place was on my daughter's and my list of Thursday morning breakfast places to try. We LOVE our Thursday morning breakfasts and always look for something new.

The building is so cute and I had no idea it was right next door to La Famiglia or else I would not have even had to map quest it. What a cute, cozy little place this was. We were the only ones in there. It was the morning that the "biggest storm to hit Reno in years" was to arrive so maybe that is why it was so quiet.

I ordered a Nutella latte and my daughter ordered an Italian soda with strawberry flavoring. I would go back just for that latte. OH EM GEE! So so so good. If you are a Nutella fan you have to go here just to try it. The Italian soda was good too. My picky little angel loved it.

For food we wanted to get a fruity crepe and a meaty crepe. The daughter ordered the strawberry crepe and I ordered the breakfast of champions. They were both pretty good. The breakfast of champions was very tasty. It has mozzarella cheese in it which I thought was interesting. The crepes were really good but you could not eat the BOC alone. We had to put Chalulah (spelling?) on it to season it up a bit. I really liked the strawberry creme crepe but my daughter did not like the creme on the inside.

One thing that I thought was strange was that there was one person working and he took our order, made the food, delivered the food and cashed us out. He was friendly but not once did he ask how we enjoyed it. I just found this odd.

Really cute cafe with inventive crepes, salad and panini choices. Coffee and iced tea rounds out the menu. One can actually see the crepes being made... Fun!