Little Choc Apothecary

Not a crepe fan but...I love them at Little Choc! They're satisfying minus the getting hungry an hour later that comes with regular white flour crepes. The crepe dough is a little sour (similar to injera if you eat a lot of Ethiopian food), which compliments savory fillings well. Smoothies are good, herbal teas good, but avoid the matcha latte.

Burrito crepe- TY based Little Choc for putting a ton of avocado. Plenty of beans, cashew cheese, and sauciness to fulfill my desires. It's a little smoky in flavor-mm- due to the coconut bacon and chipotle sauce. FYI, not spicy in the slightest.

Room for Mushroom crepe- very tasty as well, slightly less filling and stuffed full than the burrito crepe. Walnuts add some nice bite.

Garden of Eatin- very fresh and light in flavor due to the kale, apple, and fresh herbs. Recommend if you don't want a very savory or heavy meal.

Piña Green Smoothie- could be a breakfast meal or a midday snack if you have a light appetite. It's delicious, the greens are balanced out well by the pineapple, coconut milk, and date. 12 oz is plenty.

Matcha latte- XXXX! How did they go wrong?! This is low grade matcha. Flavor is ok, you mostly just taste the almond milk.

Vitamin B12 Truffle- Rich and chocolatey with coconut shreds galore. Great finish to a meal.

Lots of good lighting upstairs, it's quiet, casual and good for meeting up with friends. Not super warm in there but lots of bright colors!

Williamsburg is losing a vegan gem

You have until 9/30 to eat all the vegan crepés at here at Little Choc Apothecary I highly suggest snagging these two while you're there:

Strawberry & Clotted Cream Crêpe
I'm officially a clotted cream girl. Not too sweet and oh-so simple, fresh, and delightful. Don't skip it.
$15

Room For Mushroom
This is filled with herb roasted mushrooms, spinach, walnuts, and a bomb tahini basil sauce. If you like mushrooms and flavor you need this in your mouth.
$17

The staff is super friendly and I love the interior. We will miss you, Little Choc

I stopped into Little Choc Apothecary for an açaí bowl and I have to admit that I was very underwhelmed.

I ordered the PB&J bowl, and while I really appreciate that several of the ingredients were homemade, it was still extremely average and didn't live up to the $18 price tag. I love the idea of a PB&J bowl, but I just didn't feel like the peanut butter flavor came though enough to pull the bowl together. I also wasn't super impressed with the toppings.

That said, I do know that this place is primarily known for their crepes, and I'll have to come back to try one. The shop itself is super cute inside with a large amount of outdoor seating. No complaints about the service either!

Loved this spot! I pass by literally every day and so happy to hear that it will no longer be closing as I plan to make myself a regular

Will preface this by saying I heard mixed reviews prior to going-- one person had recommended against the jackfruit burrito but another person raved about the sweet crepe.

I am usually not a fan of fake meats so opted for the burrito crepe. It seems to be one of their lost popular items and it was great! A bit salty but that's okay. It was also very filling so a great option even for dinner. My only surprise was that the cheese sauce on the crepe was cold against the warm food. I don't know if this is intentional or not but found it a bit odd.

Worked here for a few hours after eating and its really the ideal spot to work at-- outlets by the tables, cute window seating, and not too quiet/loud.

Tried the newtella mocha with their signature coconut and almond milk later on as a sweet pick me up and it was so good! Definitely a sweeter drink so if you aren't in the mood for something sweet I wouldn't recommend.

Staff here was super friendly and kind and seem to be happy to be there- positive vibes!

This place is cute. Upon entering you can have anseat outside, in the first floor or second floor. They serve all vegan crepes and smaller pastries. The service was nice and fast. I got a organic raspberry jam with banana slices. It was nice and the banana slices amde it easier to eat but it was missing a sort of creamy base as it was a little dry to eat but it was tasty.

Food is so filling and healthy and delicious. The ambiance is so calming and you can come here to just chit chat with your friends. The servers are attentive and friendly, I am 100% coming back here, it was a lovely experience

I need to come back here for the crepes and baked goods!

My bf and I stopped inside to grab a quick drink. We both ordered a hot golden milk, which did the job. They presented it with a cute tea cup. A bit pricey for tea, but it's nyc.

Outdoor seating, bar seats downstairs and upstairs is the actual dining area. Service was attentive and everyone was friendly. It was fairly busy and their phone was ringing nonstop so if you plan on dining inside make sure you make reservations.

I sat downstairs by the window and loved watching the employees make fresh and delicious sweet/savory crepes.

We love this place. Great crepes, both savory and sweet. Everything is vegan and gluten free. The quality and overall satisfaction is through the roof! The spot itself has a beautiful home vibe to it - you feel like someone is serving you tea right out of their dining room. We're so happy this is one of the places that survived the pandemic because it truly is one of a kind.

Little Choc is in Williamsburg but it's outside of the tourist sector. The neighborhood is predominantly Dominican. What I'm saying is, although Little Choc looks hip ;) it's in an area that hasn't been gentrified yet. It's a beautiful place to get a feel for what Brooklyn is really all about. Definitely visit!

Vegan restaurant! In Williamsburg,
This place for highly recommended when you're off from work or you have lots of time. Waitress are laid back, you'll have to have smart phone to scan the menu first sometimes waitress forgot to leave the menu so it took while to get menu...lol

It's very relaxing vibe here but when you're in Rush I don't think this is the place.

Matcha latte $5.50comes with oat milk. It's delicious.
2nd fl seats are good vibes and cozy. Try it :)

Tried pizza crape this is more for vegan ppl I believe, but in the end. I liked it a lot :)

Waiters won't come up to 2nd fl when 1st fl is very busy.

For success in life and food, follow my 3-step guide for crepe-based dining: 1. bring a friend. 2. get 1 savory crepe per person. 3. share a sweet crepe for dessert. It's that simple!
Step 3 can be modified based on how much each person values dessert. It might be a solid 2-crepes-per-person kind of day and there is nothing wrong with that!

Beyond the basic strategy, here is what you should know going in to Little Choc:
-Expect warm, friendly, delightful people. My friend and I felt so well cared for and looked after. Everyone was lovely. Our food came out very quickly, but we never felt rushed.
-You might not even notice that it's vegan. The crepes have a beautiful, very slightly fluffy texture, with crispy edges. The pizza crepe has all the flavors and textures you would expect, but none of the dairy :)
-The absolute star for me was the sweet crepe with their vegan clotted cream, raspberry jam, and raspberries. I brought home my leftovers and just finished them for breakfast. Heavenly.
-The whole place is a ~vibe~. Sit at the window downstairs and people-watch, or go upstairs and enjoy the ambience. We went on October 1st and there were mini pumpkins and autumnal decorations on every table, it was so lovely!

All in all, one of my favorite places for crepes, vegan or otherwise. Highly recommend!

I was really excited to try this place since it's known for having both sweet and savory crepes, and many people raved about the savory burrito crepe online. It's a really laid back spot and doesn't seem very big when you walk in, but most of the seating is upstairs, which has a nice ambiance to it. I ordered the mushroom crepe, which came with cheese and tahini sauce, and as much as I wanted to like it, I simply thought this was one of the most subpar crepes I have ever had. I thought it must be due to the gluten free base that was used, and I'm simply not used to the flavor, but I was not impressed with the filling inside either. Perhaps their sweet crepes are better but overall the experience was okay.