Sofi’s Crepes

Sofi’s Crepes repeatedly astounds me with their delicious crepes (I recommend the ‘BATS’ crêpe) and their service is quick and friendly. I recommend this for any time.

A poor representation of what Baltimore has to offer.
Today I went in around 5:30 pm wanting a crêpe suzette. The associate that was helping me
1. Couldn’t open the bottle of orange marmalade and says, «I know this is a bad excuse, but I can’t open this bottle.»
So, we suggest if we can have a different jam/​jelly instead — this time concord grape.
The associate starts slapping down SPOONFULS of concord grape jam onto the crêpe and poorly tries to smear it across the crêpe (obviously not melting) and just leaves clumps of jelly.
We ask, «Do you happen to have any whipped cream?» He replies, «We don’t have that… Sorry we’ve been swamped due to star wars.»
This I do not understand. For a small operation, you should be able to anticipate a certain amount of people daily. Star wars came out over two weeks ago and your excuse for shitty service is, «We’ve been swamped.»
We left with a soggy, tasteless crêpe with blobs of cold jelly for $ 6.52. I will not be coming here again.

Tried Florentine and Special Low of the day. Not a bad place. Worth trying again.
The Fluorescent sign in the window has a loud humm that gave me a headache. We had to leave.

BEWARE if you’re in a hurry!
Was visiting nearby and thought we’d stop for a quick bite… boy was I wrong. With only two crêpe making «tables» our originally estimated 20 minutes easily turned to 45 minutes.
I get they are made to order but…
Mixed up tickets, no coffee, and broken espresso maker.
Perhaps it was just a bad day for them.
Suggestion: more crêpe tables, put customers names on receipts so orders don’t get mixed up, and perhaps another staffer to keep things moving along.
Staff was nice but overwhelmed.
As for the crepes themselves, tasty but not worth today’s wait.

My HUGE freshly made crêpe was bursting with bacon, tomatoes, sour cream & avocado. The hubby was satisfied with his God Father crêpe. Definitely filling, the only thing that was a tad off-​putting was the lack of personality from the crêpe making dude. The hubby tried to engage him in conversation, but our crêpe cook seemed intent on cracking his endless supply of eggs. Crack, crack, crack — though he sure does make a «mean» crêpe. Maybe he’s just lonely, for it was very early in the morning. Nonetheless; we’ll def be back to try a sweet crêpe — can’t wait to sample their homemade butterscotch.

The crepes here are delicious. Nice atmosphere. I’m new to crepes, so maybe this is common knowledge and I wasn’t aware. However, they make crepes here at a snail’s pace. My friend and I stopped by after a gym class for what we thought would be a quick bite to eat. There was a group of 3 ahead of us in line. I’ve been here for 30 minutes. They have 2 crepes to make before they get to our crepes. If you’re fine with long waits you won’t mind this place, otherwise look elsewhere for breakfast options.

i’ve had better crepes at the mall…

Sitting in Sofi’s right this second. It’s a Saturday afternoon, the place is almost empty. The incredibly wonderful smell engulfed us as soon as we opened the door. It’s my first visit. I order the Thanksgiving & butterscotch crepes. My daughter gets the crêpe florentine & plain Jane.
We take one bite into the piping hot, made-​while-​we-​wait, savory concoctions. For a moment, I’m sure I’ve died & gone to heaven. What an awesome spur of the moment find! Definitely recommend & will return when in the mood for casual, fast, Delicious dining!

I had lunch here this week for the first time and was very pleasantly surprised! We were welcomed when we entered and the employees helped us by explaining some of the crepes and making suggestions. I ordered the BATS (bacon, avocado, tomato, sour cream) and it was delicious. My friend ordered the Kevin Bacon and raved about it. Portion size was big and crepes were filled. It was fun to watch the crepes being made and the staff was super friendly. We ate inside but there is a great outdoor area with cozy furniture and tables. I will definitely return and will try a sweet crêpe then (Nutella and banana is calling my name!)

I love crepes.
Especially Sofi’s crepes.
No matter the location, they’re consistent and effing delicious.

Very satisfied! A nice selection of crepes and good coffee in a cozy setting. Not a busy area at all so it’s a nice quiet spot.

I want to try all the flavors. you thing it will taste like a wrap or something but its even better.

My kids love it here. They are pretty good. Huge portions! It’s not the best crêpe but good. We usually go to the Belvedere Square location. Parking is great and there is ample seating. My boys go for the ham and cheese or the maple bacon every time. I haven’t had a dessert crêpe yet. Maybe on my next visit.

We love Sofi’s Crepes! First time at this location. Great seating areas. This time we got egg & cheese, Kevin Bacon and Reuben. All delicious. Fast, friendly service!

I ordered the Florentine and added turkey. It was delicious. The only thing that would make it better is if they served it on a plate.

I’ve never had a bad experience here. The food is always delicious and the staff are always friendly. Parking is never a problem, which is a plus in this area. Although they have specific combinations available, I’ve always been able to sub in items. Like today I got a BATS (bacon, avocado, tomatoes, and sour cream) but I subbed out the bacon for eggs. No problems at all from the staff. They always get my order right too :)
The only think I wish is that they used real dishes instead of creating so much waste. The atmosphere is so nice, I enjoy eating in and would love to have a real plate with a fork and knife to eat my crêpe. But that’s just me.
I highly recommend this place for anytime, especially breakfast.

Gotta love some Americanized Crepes– in a good way! Mmmm they’re so filling I can never finish!
They have tons of flavors, savory or sweet. My top two picks are the Godfather with salami, pepperoni, mozz, peppers, and spinach and the Apple Crisp with apples, caramel, cinnamon and graham cracker crumbs. It’s really quite dangerous that they accept my student card and that it’s a 3 minute drive from my apartment… Oh! And they are exploiting my weakness for bottled sodas! Cream soda and root beer or good old bottled Coca-​Cola. Can’t beat that.
Plus, the interior is really cute in a very fun, café style with plenty of French themed decorations. It’s not usually busy which is surprising but that means we always have our choice of seats, inside or on the patio outside. Staff is always pleasant and quick to whip up those piping hot crepes!

Sometimes I just take for-ev-er…ya know? It’s like «pick a crêpe! any crêpe! how hard can it be?!» and then I’m just consumed by my own indecisiveness. Big props to the cashier at Sofi’s Crepes today for not expressing serious concern for my mental health because of the amount of angst choosing a crêpe was causing me.
The first major decision is sweet or savory. Is this lunch or is this dessert? It’s both – gahh — this is hard. I don’t even eat meat so half the menu is off limits to me but still I’m tempted by strawberry and cinnamon and banana AND spinach and mushroom and onion and tomato.
The only way to have true success is to go with a friend. Agree before entering the premises who will be sweet and who will be savory. You can switch next time but you must stick to your guns this time or else someone could be a last-​minute register traitor. At that point you’ll be too embarrassed to freak-​out at your friend in front of the employees. Then you can split your crepes and have the best of both worlds. You’ll mess up the pretty wrapping and everything will get sloppy quickly but it’ll be delicious. Or you could just order two… one for you and one for your friend who’s uh… in the car…
OMGosh guess what else they do on top of crêpe perfection… coffee ice cubes in their iced coffees. Why don’t more places do this? Oh. They have soymilk. Thank you.
Also– it’s pretty in here and there’s a lot more room to sit (inside and out) than at the Charles Street location although that shop is presh.
Fun fact: I used to go to the Brick Bodies that is located in the same building as Sofi’s Crepes and did not renew my membership because of the crepes smell. Haven’t been back to the gym but Sofi’s will surely see me again.

Love Sofi’s! Stopped in over the weekend to pick up some brunch to go. The staff at this location is always upbeat and friendly, you feel welcome when you walk in the door. I picked up a BATS (bacon, avocado, tomato and sour cream) $ 7 and a create-​my-​own of turkey, egg and cheddar for the homebound non-​pork eating boyfriend $ 7. I also got a Nutella and banana for dessert $ 5. All were delicious and held up fine for the 20 minute ride home. I wish there was a Sofi’s closer to me, I would probably go several times a week if I could!

YUM!!!
I’ve always seen the location near the Charles, but never went (Tapas Teatro’s siren call was always too strong). Recently moved and now live near the one at the now closed (for renovations) Senator Theatre. We only went here because I had a groupon/​living social deal that was going to expire the next day.
I am SO glad we went. I guess I was thinking that they were all sweets (yes, I realize I could have looked at the menu before now, but what fun is that?!?). We had them for carry out dinner and were more than full. The location near the Sanator also has a fair amount of outdoor seating — Bonus!
The location smells amazing when you walk in and the guys at the counter could not be nicer. The crepes were larger than I expected and at basically ½ off, a great deal. I will say, with their pricing, the savory crepes are a better deal than the dessert options. All of the locations have the same menu with the exception of location specific daily specials.
We had the following:
~The Godfather — $ 8 Pepperoni, Mozzarella, Salami, Roasted Red Peppers, & Spinach WOWOWOWOW!!! — this was amazing. Tasted like an Italian sandwich but without all the heavy bread. Very delicious.
~Sliced Turkey, Pesto Mayonnaise & Cranberry Chutney — $ 7. The turkey was actually REAL turkey (not deli) and the crêpe tasted like Thanksgiving. The pesto mayo initially sounds off putting but trust me and the other reviewers, it really does work. I would not have tried it myself but other Unilocalers said it worked, I trusted them, and it was amazing.
~Peanut Butter Cup– $ 5 Peanut Butter & Chocolate. Just ‘eh’. I felt like the balance between PB and chocolate was not right (too much PB) and that the PB tasted like Skippy. I LOVE PB (I probably have a pb fold over sandwich every other day) and this just didn’t work for me. I’ll probably try another sweet one next time.