Crepes-A-Go-Go

Decided to go to this place based off of Unilocal and my girlfriend and I are extremely happy with it. We shared the chicken pesto crêpe and the chocolate banana strawberry crêpe.
The chicken pesto was very flavorful and juicy. The chocolate crêpe was a little chewier but nothing bad at all. We will definitely be back!

One word, yuck!
If I could rate with less than one star I would. My daughter and I ordered gluten free Nutella creps, they were the most terrible creps we ever had. Too salty and tasted disgusting.
Customer’s service was really bad, the guy had an attitude and we were hesitant to complain, so we just left. After that we both ended with stomach aches and nausea. Never again!

This place is too cute. I love me some crepes, and they have a pretty good selection with the sweet vs savory options. My personal favorite is any one with feta in it… Yummy! The drink are a little pricey, but their hot chocolate is really good. I’ve been here a few times and have never been disappointed

This is a nice, little place for a stop with friends. This was my first visit and I only ordered a sweet crêpe, so I cannot speak as to the savory ones, but they do seem quite appetizing.
Pros: the crêpes are quite good. Great consistency and texture, not too thick, not too thin and they’re well prepared and presented. The coffee is great. The cappuccino I ordered was prepared with the perfect amount of espresso, milk and foam, and the coffee’s aroma, flavour and body were on point. They also offer gelato, but I did not try it. It did look nice and creamy.
Cons: the customer service leaves a lot to be desired. This was my experience: They have a weekday special of $ 5 crêpes from 3 to 5 PM. I arrived at 4.57 and asked if I could still take advantage of this offer. Granted, it was almost 5 o’clock, but not quite. When the cashier said it was too late, I looked up at the wall behind her and noticed a big clock, which marked 4.57 PM. I pointed this out to the cashier, and she responded: «Yes, but the register says it’s 4.59.» I reminded her that 4.59 is still before 5, but I figured it was best to leave it at that. When an establishments offer specials, it’s not in its best interest to refuse to honour said special, then top it off by getting upset with the customer for requesting it. While I arrived at the place near the time deadline, I was still within the time-​limits. It was by no means unreasonable for me to ask for this special.
While I checked the menu (conveniently taped on the register counter), the cashier went to ask her supervisor if she should give me the special price, and here’s when the situation went completely south for me: they started a little back-​and-​forth going, making fun of my watch being «out of order,» among other comments. They thought they were safe from my scrutiny because they were speaking Spanish… Little did they know, I’m a native Hispanic myself.
In their defense, the cashier did give me the special, and she even gave me a special price on the cappuccino as well (which I was not expecting), so I expressed my gratitude and left a nice tip. However, speaking about customers right in front of them, especially in disparaging terms, is in extremely poor taste, and bad for the establishment’s reputation.
Based on the quality of the crêpes and the coffee, I would have happily given this place at least four stars, but their customer service was poor enough to take them down a full star.
I enjoyed the food enough that I’d like to patronize this establishments again, and I would also like to give them a second chance in regards to their customer service, but I wanted to let fellow Unilocalers know the kind of treatment they might receive.
I sincerely hope my next visit goes better.

Delicious! Lots of choices. There are some crepes that can serve as a full meal!
They even make whole wheat crepes!
My go to: apples, cheddar cheese, and turkey. Sounds weird, but really good!

Great crepes here! The cashier was very patient with me since i had no idea what to get from the large menu. Did I want sweet or savory? I decided to so with the simple sugar and butter crêpe. It was really good. I tried some of my friends crepes, a Nutella and then a maple syrup. Both were really yummy. I live closer to Baltimore city so I think I’ll stick to crepes there though. This place isn’t anything outstanding. They’re good though
They have a nice outdoor section where you can sit. The area of this location is great for a nice outing for friends or family. I had a fun time walking around

Great food. Friendly staff. Great prices. One of the best restaurants in the Kentlands for sure.

Highly disappointing. Got here at 7:45, waited until 8:15, no one was inside. Unfortunately, the store opens at 8, so there’s no excuse for the inside to be completely dark, stools still up on the table, with no one inside to answer the phone when we called. I was here with a friend, but also ran into five other people waiting.
Took our business to Panera instead. It sounds like the food is good… if there’s someone to open the store and serve it.

The crepes are good. I got one savory and one sweet to share with my mom. The only reason I cannot give five stars is because the man on the counter was a bit rude. He was looking at his phone the whole time I was standing in front of him as I was ordering. He also brought the two plates but kind of dropped the plates and utensils on the table very loudly as if he was in a hurry and walked away quickly. While we were eating, we witnessed him making another customer’s order mistake… Most likely because he’s not paying attention and playing with his phone. I would say he was lucky that the customers were nice about it.

I have been here a few times before and have not had a bad experience yet.
There are many different combinations to try and you can make your own if you like. Its located in Kentland and has a nice place to sit outside and enjoy the scenery.
On Sunday, I came here with a friend who comes here pretty often. I got a savory crêpe, California Brunch Special (Turkey, Cheese, Eggs, Mushrooms, Avocado, Tomatoes). The guy at the counter was very nice and helpful. We receive our food really quickly and they brought it to our table. It was very tasty and I devoured it within minutes. After talking for a while we went back for seconds. This time I got a sweet one, Strawberry, Kiwi & Honey and added chocolate. It was very good but next time I will get it with either honey or chocolate and not both. It was too sweet for me but delicious with the bits that only had one or the other but now I know for next time.
This place is good for a quick lunch for something to stratify that sweet tooth. Presentation is not the best for the savory crepes but the sweet ones are pretty.

Super yummy! I’ve been numerous times. They have the best hot chocolate and great crepes. I’ve gotten the Nutella, strawberry, and banana crêpe as well as a tomato and mozzarella crêpe– both really good.
It’s a small, intimate place in a great location. Tons of options. Definitely a good place for breakfast or lunch.

Hidden away from the popular food shops is this amazing crêpe shop. Went in for a quick lunch and ordered the house special (turkey, your choice of cheese, egg). Service was super fast. It was delicious. The crêpe was crispy and egg surprised me the most. Most places with an egg in their food is cooked and just tossed in, but this place. The egg was seasoned lightly with herbs (chives, and some other herb). When I bit into a piece, I could faintly taste it, just right. I highly recommend this shop. The sweet crepes are just as good too.

Not that impressed. Ordered a banana, chocolate, and coconut crêpe, which sounded promising, but basically I couldn’t taste any coconut. (It was there, but the ratios were all wrong.) I’d probably go elsewhere for crepes if I knew anywhere else in Montgomery County to go. I’m not opposed to going back, but I’d probably go for a cheaper crêpe with fewer ingredients in it.
Service was fine — our crepes came very quickly. Restaurant is very small — only a few tables. I could see it getting crowded on weekends, but on a Friday night, it was nearly empty.

good amount of parking right nearby. if you can’t find parking right nearby there are a few areas nearby with more parking spots (less than a 2 min walk).
the savory crepes are good but i would go with the more sweeter crepes. the almond banana crêpe was good. the nutella crepes are really good, but i prefer nutella over chocolate.
service didn’t stand out, it wasn’t bad or good.
i think it is better to get it extra crispy esp when you get it to go. it can get soggy/​soft quickly. i think they should puncture some holes in the container.

So many ways to have your crêpe!
They have plenty of sweet and savory options so you’ll have no problem getting something your stomach desires.
I really liked my chocolate and strawberry crêpe.
It was ready extremely quick and they did not skimp on filling that crêpe to its fullest!
They have plenty of espresso options too! I got their café mocha which was perfectly sweet as well.
The only thing I wasn’t too please with here was the cashier.
On the menu it said that you could build your own crêpe. I asked the cashier how much that was and how many fillings we could have and he just said we could add whatever and the price would vary. Okay thanks for clarifying…
So then I asked for chestnut spread and chocolate.
His response? «Eh no, you don’t really want that– not good together»
Uh, okay then thanks for dissing my idea.
Anyhow, I didn’t want to deal with him so I just got something else off the menu.
It’s a great place to get a quick bite!
Not the best place for good service but they make up for it with their crepes~

Good crepes made with fresh ingredients. Good espresso drinks. I’m in love.
I made a date to meet a friend here for an early afternoon brunch just to avoid Sunday crowds. I noticed the outdoor seating areas (front and back). Parking was plentiful, although my GPS didn’t quite get me to the place.
I order a gluten free feta vegetable crêpe to get lower carbs. I had some concerns over the flavor before ordering, but the gf crêpe was light and tasty and nicely cooked.
Based on Unilocal reviews and against my better judgement, I ordered a Nutella latte. Nutella is like crack for me. One taste and I must have more. Fortunately they had never heard of a nutella latte (not for lack of Nutella), so I had a plain latte. Nicely done — a good balance of creamy milk and espresso.
I would imagine this place would be very crowded at times. At 1 pm on Sunday, we waited about 5 minutes for a table. It was too cold to enjoy the outdoor seating area.
Similar to Corner Bakery, You stand in line to order and are given a number for your table where your food is delivered.
There was a family with 5 children (all preschool) and grandma sitting next to us planning their cross country trip in a camping van. Yes, I know this tidbit has nothing to do with the review, but I was just so astounded at the godawful idea of going cross country with 5 kids that age.

I actually found this place through a Unilocal search! I was looking for an intimate venue to have brunch with my gals on a rainy Saturday and Crepes-​A-​Go-​Go popped up. We loved it! The restaurant has a coffee shop feel. Light music in the background. We found a table in the front with an amazing view of the street. Had it not been raining, we probably would’ve sat outside on the patio. It looked so pretty.
There are so many crepes to choose from! Tip: I suggest you check out the menu online before you go. It helps! I ordered the House Special (2 eggs, 2 slices of turkey and extra cheese) and a Nutella hot chocolate (or was it a Nutella latte?) Whatever! Please do yourself a favor and get the Nutella drink! Ahh! Perfection!
The staff were so very nice and friendly. The manager even taught me a few words in French! My friend ordered a crêpe to take home for her hubby, but we talked girl talk for so long that it got cold. The manager insisted that the cooks make her a fresh one to take home, free of charge. Now that’s service!
I’m going back as soon as possible! Love it!

3.5 stars. This place is popular as a cheap and quick lunch spot, although there is definitely no shortage of those in the Kentlands area. The crepes here are delicious, but the prices are a little steep. The crepes are all about the same size no matter what kind of filling you get. If I’m hungry and looking for a real meal, I would probably not come here. I came here after running a 5K nearby and split a few crepes with other people, as one crêpe would definitely not have filled me up. I think splitting with a group is the best method of eating here. Or, be prepared to not be full afterwards.
The menu variety is a huge plus, although it can be pretty overwhelming to stare at the seemingly endless list and choose one. For the sweet crepes, I love anything with nutella. For the savory, the brunch special is awesome (but also one of the priciest on the menu).

This review is only for breakfast, not dessert crepes. Been living in Kentlands for some years decided to eat here for breakfast for the first time. My gf got the California Brunch crêpe and I got a ham, cheese, egg, crêpe and added green onion to mine.
The crepes were okay. Are crepes suppose to be that brown with cheese that hasn’t been melted? That was my experience with the food here. My gf crêpe was much better than mine, thus a 3 star rating.
Kentlands has some breakfast places like Starbucks, Star Diner, Chik Fila, and this place. They are okay in my opinion. I am very glad that First Watch opened nearby at Muddy Branch, for another option for breakfast dining near the Kentlands.
Will have to come back here and try their dessert crepes. It may change my mind about this place.

2009: One drunk night, I had crepes in Chinatown; and loved it.
2009 – 2014: Yearning for more crepes.
2014: Found this place and loved it.
Funny enough, the two are sister restaurants. Go figure. And both are delicious, fun, and unique. The reviews speak for themselves. Check this place out.
One share-​worthy detail — after placing our order, we were looking at the gelato. We (and I imagine the cashier) knew we weren’t going to order any since what we ordered was going to be plenty. He encouraged us to try some, and we declined. But I guess he knew that anyone in their right mind wouldn’t honestly turn down samples. So, he read through the lines (i.e., that we were just being polite) and just went ahead and scooped a few gelato samples for us saying, «Maybe for when you come next time.» I thought that was cool.