
Savory & sweet crêpes, plus hearty French dinners, are presented in a comfy space.
Hours
| Friday | 8 AM–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 8 AM–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 8 AM–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 8 AM–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 8 AM–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 8 AM–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 400 E 1st St, Long Beach, CA 90802
Phone: (562) 437-2222
Website: http://www.cremedelacrepe.com/long-beach/
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Reviews
Service is rather slow. We asked for highchairs twice and water at least 3 times. We didn’t get water initially because they forgot, then they ran out of clean glass, and we didn’t get our water until we were basically done with our meal.
I got a panini and it came with a side of salad and sliced potato and cheese square. I wasn’t a huge fan of that potato cheese since it was too heavy on the cheese flavor. I also got a glass of champagne I think.
Overall, the food was decent but service is rather sub par.
This is a great mom and pop café with even better service. They were friendly and quick to get our drinks and help us ordering.
I had the omelette which was cooked perfectly and seasoned even better. My wife had the French Benedict and raved about it. You can tell that they use fresh ingredients and nothing is warmed up. It all came out piping hot.
I saved enough room to try the fruit crêpe and I’m so glad I did. That was one of the best crêpes I’ve ever had in my life.
* A tempting menu with many options
* The lamb sausage pattie adding extra flavour to a rich, creamy French Benedict with melted Brie, a poached egg with its liquid yolk and tangy salad
* An excellent choice of crepes, both savoury and sweet
* Attentive service and fast turnaround
* Warm tones and casual decor
We were hoping for:
• The authentic European Hot Chocolate so thick that you have to dig with a spoon. The server had no idea what we meant when we asked if it was the thick hot chocolate and despite her reassurance, what we received was the watery version with a lot of sugar.
We were in the area needing a quick bite and the food option was satisfying, but we would definitely look elsewhere for the real hot chocolate.
We dined here recently, and while the food was pretty good, the overall experience left something to be desired.
The escargots were absolutely delicious—definitely the highlight of our meal. The crab cake with poached eggs, however, had to be remade because the eggs were hard-boiled instead of properly poached Benedict-style.
I also ordered a latte, which in the menu photo looked beautifully presented with latte art. What I received, however, was just a plain cup of coffee with no design at all—not a huge deal, but a bit disappointing given the expectation.
The biggest issue was the service. We tried to order extra bread but couldn’t get our server’s attention for at least 10 minutes, despite waving multiple times. When we finally managed to order, it took another 10 minutes for the bread to arrive—and they brought us wheat bread instead of white, without any communication that white bread wasn’t available. They simply served the wheat bread without explanation, leaving us with no choice.
To top it off, they brought us the receipt for the extra bread before actually bringing it to the table, and when it finally arrived, it was the wrong kind.
Overall, the food was enjoyable, but the lack of attention to detail, slow service, and poor communication made the experience frustrating. Would I come back? Maybe, but I’d hope for better service next time!