One of our favorite places in Salem, for breakfast or otherwise! It’s refreshing to have options other than eggs, bacon, and toast (although this place does have that as well). The environment is pleasant, the staff is friendly, the coffee is excellent, and the crêpes are always delicious and full of flavor. Definitely stop by, you won’t regret it!!
Delicious crepes and great coffee, as well as a nice looking building that's super cozy inside! On top of the regular menu there's also a seasonal menu that changes every couple of months, so it's fun to be able to try new things throughout the year. All it needs is some smooth jazz playing in the background and it'd be the perfect relaxing coffee shop!
Hey look. I like crepes just like any other person. The savory crepes here are really good and the sweet crepes are pretty good too. However, you have to expect to pay 15% more for coffee than you would expect to pay anywhere else. It's all about location. They seem to not be backed up during off hours however, which is really nice. That's not something I can say for a bigger chain like Dutch Brothers.
We stop by here for breakfast every time we are in town. My husband grew up in Salem and he recommends this spot. Every time we order crepes for each of us and a french press to share. The atmosphere is great and cozy, we like to sit by the fireplace.
Ok... somewhere between 3 & 4 is where I'm torn for this review. Great atmosphere. Place was busy so I trust the place has great food in general. First thing, coffee was excellent! Nice citrus and floral taste to the espresso shots out of the gate. Ordered a raspberry scone. Visually...really big for a scone. The half that contained raspberries was good. A bit on the dry side but that could have been due to the size. Not sure if they're made in-house. Ordered the Loaded Breakfast Crepe. Enter the confliction. The crepe itself was a bit thick which caused it to be chewy. The crepe itself did have a hint of sweetness to it but it was a contrast to the savory taste of the filling of the crepe. The ham and peppers were good; egg was overcooked. Wasn't a fan of the sherry sauce. Could have done without it. A bechamel might have gone better with it. I will give it another shot next time I'm in town. I think this may have just been an off experience due to how busy it was. Not an excuse though. I'll update my review on my next visit.
Worth a second trip and stopping on our next road trip. Food was stellar and the coffee was even better. Unique flavors and artfully done.
Love this place! The patio is open even in November, with space heaters that keep it very comfortable. Food is always awesome. Tea selection is delicious, and the coffee is very good.
Stopped in for brunch. We sat on the patio and found a table with the outdoor heaters on which was lovely. I had the Chai Tea Latte and an Almond Croissant, which they warmed up for me, and my girlfriend had the Hot chocolate and Black Forest Ham Crepe. They happily substituted swiss cheese for her. Our drinks came out promptly followed by our food shortly afterwards. Everything was delicious. The staff were polite and friendly. We will be back.
Stopped in for breakfast while my car was in for service across the street. I settled on a savory breakfast crepe and coffee. The service was excellent and the person at the counter helped with some suggestions. I did find the prices to be a little on the high side. My total bill for a coffee and crepe was $15 before tip. The atmosphere inside was very warm and comfortable.
One of my new favorite places. I had the brioche french toast, and appreciated that it was actually made with brioche. My spouse got the madatarainian crepe. Both were spot on. Well prepared with quality ingredients and skill.The coffee was top quality, some of the best I have ever had, with a pleasant mouth feel and well rounded flavor.Everything was presented bueitifully, and the dining space was comfortable. The staff were friendly and helpful as well.Over an excellent experience.