"Talk about delicious! The savory crêpes are to die for they have no business being this good!!! As someone who went to a French culinary school, these are spot on! This was our first time here, but we will definitely be making this a return spot. Don’t even get me started on the atmosphere here completely amazing welcoming and comfortable."

"Best restaurant in Kansas City. The food is amazing, the atmosphere is fun, even when it’s crazy busy. My favorite is The Paris, but the seasonal choices are wonderful too."

"Absolute incredible experience! Local cozy environment with fresh food, what more could you want! Charming atmosphere with the most darling decor. You feel like you’re entering a friend‘s house and she wants to hear all about your day and your troubles. This spot is an absolute gem in the Kansas City area, I recommend everyone go here and you’ll feel great about supporting local small business"

"I had the Paris crepe with Nutella strawberries and bananas which was delicious! The mint chamomile tea was very good. My crepe was $12 and a large portion, size of a dinner plate! My spouse had a plain crepe with powdered sugar at the same price, which honestly, should be priced around $6 in our opinion. It was very busy at noon, but we didn't have to wait long to be seated, about 15 minutes, which seating is first-come, first-served. Your seating is in very close proximity to others. Our food arrived about 20 minutes later and was served hot. Their creamer was "bad" at the coffee station! There's free street parking but it's limited. I would suggest you go here at "off times" not right at lunchtime, noon, for better parking and faster service. Busy and loud, but still able to talk. Overall I give them a four."

"Atrocious Latte. Absolutely bottom end Barista action but everything else about the place is great. Beautiful atmosphere. A more craft leaning breakfast place like this should have stellar coffee, especially for the price range that you would see in a much larger city. If your barista is training, discount the cup. $6 for a latte from a barista in training that wasn't dialed in would make you feel a bit ripped off too."