I can In on a rainy day. The Employees were rude. I wouldn't not return and the prices were no worth it
Martha D.
Food is delicious and presentation is adorable. It also has a nice & quiet ambiance. Prices are not bad for the quality. If you're looking for a high-quality French-style café, this place is great!
jessica presentacion
We love Amai crepe for when we have a sweet tooth! They’re always so kind and nice to us as well!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Michelle Vera
Best service and hospitality. Very good crepes and affogato.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Nutella
Jeni S.
The food was good - not exceptional, but tasty and worthy. The prices are a bit hefty - three crepes and three small coffees were $36 plus tax and tip. The staff was okay. Courteous but not super inviting. The service was slow but the place is very clean and intriguing with interesting decor. They have savory and sweet crepe options - the sweet ones had more flavor than savory one we ordered.
Clara Bertaut
Love the ambiance! The plants, pillows, and wooden tables make the place feel super cozy. The mixed berry crepe was delicious, and service was friendly and prompt. I hope to visit again sometime.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Juan O.
Service is not really friendly, but food is always great. The spot is always clean that's why I love hanging out there.
Michelle G.
Popped in to grab lunch impromptu, didn't know what to expect. Usually go to another crepe place nearby. As of today, that all stops! This place was superb. Service was kind, thoughtful to my partners plethora of dietary needs. (Which is a lot.) Can't wait to come back!
Dave Liu
Quaint cafe offering cafe fares and crepe dessert!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jeff B.
Had lunch here yesterday. I had the chicken teriyaki and my partner had the shrimp and avocado. We ordered that and two bottles of water. After ordering, we sat in a small, but comfortable seating area, and the crepes were brought to us after a short while. They are cone-shaped, placed inside a cardboard cone inside a metal holder. Each was filled with fresh vegetables and each looked attractive on presentation. We weren't sure how to eat them, but pulled the crepe out of the box and each took a bite. Delicious. Fresh, tasty, with just enough (not too much) sauce. The crepes are made from rice, not wheat, and were delightfully light and clearly freshly made. The only issue we had was that ours each began to break apart after a couple of minutes, meaning that instead of using the crepe as a sandwich device, we each got spoons and ate maybe a third of our crepes by taking spoonfuls from the cardboard container. Still delicious, but we weren't expecting the crepes to fall apart like they did. I'm assuming it was because of the sauce seeping through the crepes. Anyway, very tasty, but makes me wonder how the sweet crepes hold up with fruit and cream. The staff were friendly and the service was quick and efficient. As I said, the eating area is pretty small and I imagine with the movie theater next door that the eating area could fill up after a popular film lets out. We're looking forward to going back and trying more of the crepes, both savory and sweet. The price point of the crepes is pretty good too. Each was about $10 and filled us up as a very nice lunch.
Chinese owned. Not bad. Owners are lovely. Crepes were what I used to eat crepe-wise when I was in Asia. Not very French but yummy crepe-ness. I'm still looking for a true French crêperie in the area and hopefully will find one soon. This USA nice place to go.
Marzieh N.
Overall a positive experience. I enjoyed the tuna nicoise crepe, but my friend didn't really like the avocado treat crepe she got, due to the fact that despite being a savory crepe option, it seemed like the crepe itself was still sweetened. My friend didn't expect her savory crepe to have a sweet undertone, and so it didn't match her preference. I have a sweet tooth, so I didn't mind the slight sweetness alongside the sour/salty taste of the tuna in my crepe.I wonder if there's an option to request that no sugar be added to a savory crepe. If you're sensitive to sugar or don't like a mixture of sweet and savory flavors, you might want to ask about that before ordering.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Brandon Edwards
Absolutely delicious! We tried this place when recently visiting DC and the desert crepes are absolutely amazing! This is already on our list of places to visit on our next trip.
Do not go to certain chain coffee shops (you know)- come here! Everyone is super friendly, the food is amazing (try the omelet crepe or mango parfait), and so is their coffee!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Edwin Lugo
Always asking fruit party is my personal favorite !
I can In on a rainy day. The Employees were rude. I wouldn't not return and the prices were no worth it
Food is delicious and presentation is adorable. It also has a nice & quiet ambiance. Prices are not bad for the quality. If you're looking for a high-quality French-style café, this place is great!
We love Amai crepe for when we have a sweet tooth! They’re always so kind and nice to us as well!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best service and hospitality. Very good crepes and affogato.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Nutella
The food was good - not exceptional, but tasty and worthy. The prices are a bit hefty - three crepes and three small coffees were $36 plus tax and tip. The staff was okay. Courteous but not super inviting. The service was slow but the place is very clean and intriguing with interesting decor. They have savory and sweet crepe options - the sweet ones had more flavor than savory one we ordered.
Love the ambiance! The plants, pillows, and wooden tables make the place feel super cozy. The mixed berry crepe was delicious, and service was friendly and prompt. I hope to visit again sometime.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Service is not really friendly, but food is always great. The spot is always clean that's why I love hanging out there.
Popped in to grab lunch impromptu, didn't know what to expect. Usually go to another crepe place nearby. As of today, that all stops! This place was superb. Service was kind, thoughtful to my partners plethora of dietary needs. (Which is a lot.) Can't wait to come back!
Quaint cafe offering cafe fares and crepe dessert!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Had lunch here yesterday. I had the chicken teriyaki and my partner had the shrimp and avocado. We ordered that and two bottles of water. After ordering, we sat in a small, but comfortable seating area, and the crepes were brought to us after a short while. They are cone-shaped, placed inside a cardboard cone inside a metal holder. Each was filled with fresh vegetables and each looked attractive on presentation. We weren't sure how to eat them, but pulled the crepe out of the box and each took a bite. Delicious. Fresh, tasty, with just enough (not too much) sauce. The crepes are made from rice, not wheat, and were delightfully light and clearly freshly made. The only issue we had was that ours each began to break apart after a couple of minutes, meaning that instead of using the crepe as a sandwich device, we each got spoons and ate maybe a third of our crepes by taking spoonfuls from the cardboard container. Still delicious, but we weren't expecting the crepes to fall apart like they did. I'm assuming it was because of the sauce seeping through the crepes. Anyway, very tasty, but makes me wonder how the sweet crepes hold up with fruit and cream. The staff were friendly and the service was quick and efficient. As I said, the eating area is pretty small and I imagine with the movie theater next door that the eating area could fill up after a popular film lets out. We're looking forward to going back and trying more of the crepes, both savory and sweet. The price point of the crepes is pretty good too. Each was about $10 and filled us up as a very nice lunch.
Restaurantji Recommends
Chinese owned. Not bad. Owners are lovely. Crepes were what I used to eat crepe-wise when I was in Asia. Not very French but yummy crepe-ness. I'm still looking for a true French crêperie in the area and hopefully will find one soon. This USA nice place to go.
Overall a positive experience. I enjoyed the tuna nicoise crepe, but my friend didn't really like the avocado treat crepe she got, due to the fact that despite being a savory crepe option, it seemed like the crepe itself was still sweetened. My friend didn't expect her savory crepe to have a sweet undertone, and so it didn't match her preference. I have a sweet tooth, so I didn't mind the slight sweetness alongside the sour/salty taste of the tuna in my crepe.I wonder if there's an option to request that no sugar be added to a savory crepe. If you're sensitive to sugar or don't like a mixture of sweet and savory flavors, you might want to ask about that before ordering.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Absolutely delicious! We tried this place when recently visiting DC and the desert crepes are absolutely amazing! This is already on our list of places to visit on our next trip.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Blueberry Cheese Crepe, Strawberry Banana Crepes, Nutella
Do not go to certain chain coffee shops (you know)- come here! Everyone is super friendly, the food is amazing (try the omelet crepe or mango parfait), and so is their coffee!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Always asking fruit party is my personal favorite !
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5