A bakery couldn’t be worst than that, the kitchen is closed, most of the pastries weren’t fresh, the croissants were store bought and almost an empty fridge!It was only the coffee blend and almond croissants that are good but overall, not recommended.
Sam Chupp
Dog friendly patio plus French patisserie is a great combination. I had a lovely ham and Swiss croissant that was light, flaky, moist, and savory. My date had the Nutella and strawberry crepe and took a chicken basil flatbread to go. (important to note, online menus say they have paninis but they do not.) The crepe was fantastic, the flatbread was very good and tasty, the chicken cooked well. All told a wonderful breakfast with on-site paid parking in the same building as ? Target. It was counter service but they were friendly and competent.
Nick Ferraro
I love crepes so much I started an Instagram page called “Crepes Across America”. We’ve had crepes all over the country on our travels and these are the best we’ve had, and we tried the others in Charleston as well.
Virginia Ehlers
Like a previous poster this restaurant was a staple for me. Loved their “Parisian” breakfast which they no longer have. New owners have ruined this place. Food is no where near the quality it was before. The selection is minimal and staff was unwilling to change sides. So disappointed and will never return. Previous good reviews are for previous owners!! Beware!
Sam and Dayton Baumgart
Just ate here. Place was great. Food was too. Strange plastic in my banana Nutella crapes. Told the gal behind the counter. She grabbed it threw it away. Proceeded to ask if I'd like a new crape. I said no thank you. Would have thought a refund would've been offered. But, that's okay.
M7255EFnickf
I’ve visited crepe restaurants across the country. My wife and I love crepes and it’s become a travel tradition to fine crepes for breakfast. These are the best we’ve had to date.
Chandler Conjurski
I’m from Charleston and everytime I would visit I would go here. They use to be amazing the owners were from France and they had more options and better quality food. Last week I went here and I was expecting it all to be same old but apparently there are new owners that made the place crumble. It is no where close to what it was. The staff is slow and grumpy. Coffee tasted like coffee flavored milk. I asked for a toasted ham and cheese and got ham and cheese between two rocks. No matter how many times the owner claims it’s fresh we all know that it is not. Stop lying to your customers.
Satish Nadig
We lived in Charleston, for the last 9 years and this place was our staple. We loved it when the French owners had it. Fresh food, great service, warm people and amazing pastries. Yet new management took over at the beginning of the pandemic and downhill it went. We moved out of Charleston 8 months ago and recently returned for vacation. We, of course, stopped by this place as we had so many memories there and were left utterly disappointed. Nothing was fresh or warm. Honestly, we felt things seemed store bought. The place has really become a disappointment. Sad.
johnsonr187
We stayed two blocks away at a VRBO and were thrilled to find such a nice place for breakfast and lunch. Food was delicious. We ate outside on a lovely day. Too bad out stay in Charlestown wasn't longer so we could try out everything on the menu!
Michaela Real
We came out of town and drove to this cafe to have brunch. The avocado toast is wonder bread with avocado paste and a handful of pepper flakes… $13 and pitiful… my husband got the madden and it’s a scramble egg sandwich.. when I explained we could even eat this I was told.. sorry you didn’t like it..
The shop was moderately busy at 11:00 on a Sunday morning. Service was relatively quick. Seemed to be a number of phone-in (or online) orders handled between walk-in orders.Staff was friendly.Please add heavy cream as a option for coffee.
Taylor Sickels
The location and outdoor seating is gorgeous. The coffee is only so-so and even though it wasn't terribly busy, the wait was long and our order wasn't correct. They fixed it for us when we alerted them of the error.
Gillian Covillo
$6 for a tiny chai tea latte. You’d hope it would be good, but it tastes like coffee and milk. Would not recommend and will definitely not be going back.
Scott Haas
If you don't go here, well, sorry to say, stupid is as stupid does. The Madden is a scrumptious blend of flavors. Who doesn't like cheese, egg and bacon? They just do it better here. The Berry French Toast, there simply are no words. A piece-de-resistance or something french sounding that means, Oh My God, I can die in peace now. Don't say you didn't know because I just told you. Cheers and you're welcome!
V GS
We’ve been coming here every now and then for the past 4 or 5 years, and we have seen the quality decline.The place had a French owner before, which was great because they were offering authentic buckwheat crepes (eggless), and the regular crepes were fantastic. We kept on coming when the new owner took over and, while they didn’t offer buckwheat crepes anymore, the regular crepes were still very good.Today, we came for the last time. The crepes were definitely not made by order: they were COLD. Not as in “I made these 10 minutes ago and they’re cold”, but more like “I took these out of the fridge 10 minutes ago”. Surprisingly, they were crunchy on the edges (crunchy crepes are not even a thing). They were also lacking in filling: they used to spread hazelnut spread inside the whole crepes, and now they spread it in the middle, so you end up with a half-empty crepe. If this was our first time, we wouldn’t come back again. Since we have been coming for years and we know how the quality has gone down…we won’t be coming back either.If you’re looking for crepes, go to the other crepe place in Charleston. If you like the place or you eat something different, come here.
A bakery couldn’t be worst than that, the kitchen is closed, most of the pastries weren’t fresh, the croissants were store bought and almost an empty fridge!It was only the coffee blend and almond croissants that are good but overall, not recommended.
Dog friendly patio plus French patisserie is a great combination. I had a lovely ham and Swiss croissant that was light, flaky, moist, and savory. My date had the Nutella and strawberry crepe and took a chicken basil flatbread to go. (important to note, online menus say they have paninis but they do not.) The crepe was fantastic, the flatbread was very good and tasty, the chicken cooked well. All told a wonderful breakfast with on-site paid parking in the same building as ? Target. It was counter service but they were friendly and competent.
I love crepes so much I started an Instagram page called “Crepes Across America”. We’ve had crepes all over the country on our travels and these are the best we’ve had, and we tried the others in Charleston as well.
Like a previous poster this restaurant was a staple for me. Loved their “Parisian” breakfast which they no longer have. New owners have ruined this place. Food is no where near the quality it was before. The selection is minimal and staff was unwilling to change sides. So disappointed and will never return. Previous good reviews are for previous owners!! Beware!
Just ate here. Place was great. Food was too. Strange plastic in my banana Nutella crapes. Told the gal behind the counter. She grabbed it threw it away. Proceeded to ask if I'd like a new crape. I said no thank you. Would have thought a refund would've been offered. But, that's okay.
I’ve visited crepe restaurants across the country. My wife and I love crepes and it’s become a travel tradition to fine crepes for breakfast. These are the best we’ve had to date.
I’m from Charleston and everytime I would visit I would go here. They use to be amazing the owners were from France and they had more options and better quality food. Last week I went here and I was expecting it all to be same old but apparently there are new owners that made the place crumble. It is no where close to what it was. The staff is slow and grumpy. Coffee tasted like coffee flavored milk. I asked for a toasted ham and cheese and got ham and cheese between two rocks. No matter how many times the owner claims it’s fresh we all know that it is not. Stop lying to your customers.
We lived in Charleston, for the last 9 years and this place was our staple. We loved it when the French owners had it. Fresh food, great service, warm people and amazing pastries. Yet new management took over at the beginning of the pandemic and downhill it went. We moved out of Charleston 8 months ago and recently returned for vacation. We, of course, stopped by this place as we had so many memories there and were left utterly disappointed. Nothing was fresh or warm. Honestly, we felt things seemed store bought. The place has really become a disappointment. Sad.
We stayed two blocks away at a VRBO and were thrilled to find such a nice place for breakfast and lunch. Food was delicious. We ate outside on a lovely day. Too bad out stay in Charlestown wasn't longer so we could try out everything on the menu!
We came out of town and drove to this cafe to have brunch. The avocado toast is wonder bread with avocado paste and a handful of pepper flakes… $13 and pitiful… my husband got the madden and it’s a scramble egg sandwich.. when I explained we could even eat this I was told.. sorry you didn’t like it..
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The shop was moderately busy at 11:00 on a Sunday morning. Service was relatively quick. Seemed to be a number of phone-in (or online) orders handled between walk-in orders.Staff was friendly.Please add heavy cream as a option for coffee.
The location and outdoor seating is gorgeous. The coffee is only so-so and even though it wasn't terribly busy, the wait was long and our order wasn't correct. They fixed it for us when we alerted them of the error.
$6 for a tiny chai tea latte. You’d hope it would be good, but it tastes like coffee and milk. Would not recommend and will definitely not be going back.
If you don't go here, well, sorry to say, stupid is as stupid does. The Madden is a scrumptious blend of flavors. Who doesn't like cheese, egg and bacon? They just do it better here. The Berry French Toast, there simply are no words. A piece-de-resistance or something french sounding that means, Oh My God, I can die in peace now. Don't say you didn't know because I just told you. Cheers and you're welcome!
We’ve been coming here every now and then for the past 4 or 5 years, and we have seen the quality decline.The place had a French owner before, which was great because they were offering authentic buckwheat crepes (eggless), and the regular crepes were fantastic. We kept on coming when the new owner took over and, while they didn’t offer buckwheat crepes anymore, the regular crepes were still very good.Today, we came for the last time. The crepes were definitely not made by order: they were COLD. Not as in “I made these 10 minutes ago and they’re cold”, but more like “I took these out of the fridge 10 minutes ago”. Surprisingly, they were crunchy on the edges (crunchy crepes are not even a thing). They were also lacking in filling: they used to spread hazelnut spread inside the whole crepes, and now they spread it in the middle, so you end up with a half-empty crepe. If this was our first time, we wouldn’t come back again. Since we have been coming for years and we know how the quality has gone down…we won’t be coming back either.If you’re looking for crepes, go to the other crepe place in Charleston. If you like the place or you eat something different, come here.
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