Faith’s Crepes

Delicious food in a cute café setting. A bit pricey but worth it. I wish the hours were better. I had the napoli and the lemon sugar with my son. I would order both again!

Crepes was great, bottomless mimosas were even better! Only downfall was their cashier — he was either high or an idiot. Will be back :)

Cute place but crêpe is too sweet. Won’t be back.

While running errands I have stopped at Faith’s crepes to browse her baked goods and cheeses. But the crepes are the stars. For a quick lunch to go, they are perfect. Just ask for them as a wrap, easy to eat on the run…
The last time I was there, I saw there was a chicken salad panini that looked really good, but I REALLY wanted a crêpe. I asked if the chicken salad could be done as a crêpe and Faith was happy to make the special request. Absolutely delicious!!!
We have also ordered the Nutella crêpe and panini sandwiches everything made at Faith’s is very fresh and delicious. I also

Small shop, nothing to special. We werent impressed with the crepes either. I ordered a coffee and which was bitter & ran out before I could even finish filling my cup, so I only got ½ a cup of coffee.

I love this place! It’s a little confusing what you are supposed to do when you walk in. We weren’t sure if we are supposed to sit or order at the counter. An employee with a wonderful friendly smile met us at the door and explained to order at the counter and grab drinks from the cooler.
The prices are amazing! We had a certificate for eleven dollars (it was a Groupon or Living Social one of those). I ordered the strawberry crêpe plate and my friend ordered the Nutella crêpe plate. I had a soda and my friend had a water. We paid a dollar and some cents over! Very affordable!
The crepes were beautiful! My strawberries were fresh and bright! They put a ton of fruit in there too! The whipped cream on mine was even pink! It was adorable and very yummy!
My friend’s crêpe had these gorgeous roasted bananas on it. Hers was warm and super yummy too! We both loved our crepes!
The atmosphere is casual and very clean. Plenty of room, so you don’t feel like you are right next to the people at the next table.
I will definitely go here again and recommend it to anyone!

Cute little restaurant connected to a small market/​deli.
Cordon Bleu Chicken Savory Crêpe — Chicken, ham, cream sauce, parmesan. The crêpe was a good size, more than enough for my normal sized appetite. Wish it was served with a side salad or some kind of greens though.
Monkey Madness Dessert Crêpe — Bananas, nutella, peanut butter, whipped cream. Split this with my sister, whoo! it was a really heavy one. Pretty simple, but delicious.

I Unilocaled & found this place for a Saturday brunch, my friend was taking me to brunch for my birthday. I hadn’t had crepes in forever!
If you aren’t familiar with the shopping center Quarry Ponds then Faith’s Crepes is a little hard to find. They don’t have a large storefront sign but they are next to Peet’s Coffee in the little market area. We went to the cashier & ordered our crepes. I got the $ 10 for $ 5 Unilocal deal and used that. We were told we had about 12 minutes before our crepes would be ready so we went through the market, lots of gourmet goodies. I really wanted to buy stuff but we were going to get pedicures after so I didn’t want to buy anything refrigerated.
It’s really casual but cute here. Casual meaning you are served on paper plates & eat with plastic utensils. They have reuseable bottles of tap water in the cooler along with plastic cups. You just grab a bottle & bring it to your table & pour a glass. The cooler has cheeses & other goodies, organic juices, caramel apples & some other stuff. They have a few bakery items out on display but the main attraction here is the crepes for sure.
We each ordered a savory & sweet crêpe, I had chicken cordon bleu & Nutella, my friend had ham egg & cheese & the fresh strawberry crêpe. The crepes are so good! My cordon bleu crêpe was STUFFED with goodness! The cream sauce in it was awesome & there was a huge chicken breast in there. So delicious I’m drooling thinking about it. My friend’s ham egg & cheese was good too, but I liked mine better. Our sweet crepes came out shortly after, a little too shortly though, the whipped cream was melting so we had to take a break from savory for a few bites of sweet really quick. My nutella crêpe was good but I thought it was going to have hazelnuts sprinkled in there & it didn’t. Still good though. The fresh strawberry crêpe was the winner by far, stuffed completely full of ripe strawberries, it even had strawberry whipped cream! I combined a bite of the strawberry with the nutella and that was mouth meltingly delicious! We were stuffed & really glad to have found this place. I will be back for sure!

If the crepes had more substance and size and the bottomless mimosas were truly bottomless this place would be a 5 star for sure!
Food: Breakfast, lunch and dessert crepes are all good, just a little small, so if you have a healthy appetite be prepared to order two crepes. Bottomless Mimosas on Sunday morning for $ 12.
Ambiance: Cute little café style restaurant.
Service: Emerick and the rest of the staff were very quick and friendly. My only complaint would be I hate restaurants that advertise bottomless mimosas and then stop coming to your table after a few rounds because they don’t want to fill you up anymore. Our group of four wasn’t intoxicated and we even spent another $ 60 on cheese and crackers, on top of the $ 90 we had already spent on crepes. So a few more refills wouldn’t have hurt especially since the last few glasses were mostly orange juice.
Price: A $ 1 or $ 2 high for the size of the crêpe, but I’m sure the rent in Quarry Ponds isn’t a bargain, so it’s understandable.
Overall: If you’re looking for a great crêpe in Roseville, Faith’s Crepes is worth a visit.

Groupon had a $ 5 for $ 11 deal — better than the one on Unilocal.I was looking for a place to take the boyfriend for a nice brunch.
The plaza wasn’t hard to find, but the actual store was! There isn’t a big fancy sign that locates this place. It’s a small little crêpe place that shares space with other businesses. Once we entered the place we were greeted by Faith herself and she explained how things worked. You order at the register, find yourself a nice seat, and they call your name when your food is ready.
Mushroom crêpe — lots of mushrooms and the gruyère cheese complimented the flavors well. I suggest getting this with some chicken to make it more filling.
Monkey Madness — we were told that this was her daughter’s creation, very obvious. There’s a lot of crazy stuff in this crêpe. Could’ve used more banana and less peanut butter.
If it weren’t for the Groupon, I don’t think I would’ve been happy with this place. The crepes were rather small and not very filling.

Crepes for lunch huh? Never had it. After trying the smoked salmon crêpe, I’m wondering why I didn’t go here sooner. It was excellent. I haven’t tried a dessert crêpe yet, but will definitely head out soon to get one.

My husband and I brought my mom here for Mothers Day. Its a very cute place and would have been perfect if it was nicer outside so we could have sat outside by the water. We were able to walk around inside to the other little markets and grab a coffee at Petes while we waited. If was to go back I will probably skip the Savory crepes and just stick with the Sweet ones– they were so good! I ordered the Napa Valley crêpe which was okay, but it needed salt, it was a bit bland for me and my mom and I split the lemon and sugar one — it was yum! yum!
We’ll definitely come back during the summer :)

After moving to Roseville from the Bay area about 10 years ago, I’ve been waiting for a crêpe place to open up in the area. I’ve even thought about opening one myself, but my husband wouldn’t let me quit my job in high tech:(Now, I can go to Faith’s when I desire crepes.
We tried Faith’s for the first time using a groupon. Along with a picky 11 yr old, each of us ordered a savory and a dessert crêpe. This is our humble review of each crêpe:
Husband:
Egg and cheese — more of a breakfast crêpe. Wasn’t satisfying enough for him as an early dinner. The egg was a bit overcooked, could have been on the softer side. After trying my wild mushroom crêpe, he said he’ll definitely order it next time and add chicken to it.
Nutella — He liked it, but will add bananas next time.
Kid:
Broccoli and cheese — very healthy choice for a kid! The broccoli was fresh and as a whole, the crêpe was tasty.
Caramel apple — The description on the menu says «tart Granny smith apple». That should have been a give away, but I guess the kid didn’t pay attention. The apple slices were too tart for him, so he picked them out and ate only the crêpe with the caramel sauce. I’d have to concur with the kid, the contrast between the tart apples and the sweet caramel sauce may be too much. I would have preferred if the apples were simmered in a caramel sauce with the texture like that of an apple pie filling.
Me:
Wild mushroom — sooooo tasty! The sautéed mushrooms (drizzled with truffle oil… YUM) were bursting with flavors. I loved my savory crêpe so much that husband and kid said they will order it next time.
Chocolate and banana — this is another excellent choice. It brings me back to the crepes I used to have at a stand on Robson St in Vancouver. It’s even better than the one I had in Paris last fall at a café near the Eiffel tower (figures…tourist trap).
Note to husband and kid: Faith lets you customize your crepes with your choice among the top-​quality ingredients so you could create a crêpe you’ll love.
Bön appetit!

decent crêpe’s. nice place for breakfast or lunch, but the apple caramel crêpe was hard to eat on a plate without using a knife. sturdy utensils and plates were provided, but a to-​go cone or wrap like Sophie’s in San Francisco would be better. Napoli crêpe was awesome and the staff had some of the best people skills I’ve seen in a while. great job. I’ll definitely be back for more now that I know where you are.

I’m a crêpe snob and I love this place. The food and people are equally wonderful.
I will write a full review later, but a quick note to all you groupon folks who are checking out the reviews here. It’s a great deal and the crepes are amazing! Go for it.

My sweet tooth was calling out for chocolate today, and another part of me was thinking, «damn, a crêpe sounds so good right now, but I don’t want to drive too far just for dessert.» Im so used to going the distance for crepes, but thanks to my Unilocal app, I located Faith’s. This creperie is conveniently five minutes drive from my house, I was excited.
I brought a friend who ordered the Nutella crêpe. I decided on the Nutella special with caramelized banana and macadamia nuts. Fantastic. The bananas had a nice crunchy layer of caramel, and the soft crêpe was generously spread with my favorite chocolate spread… It only cost me about $ 6, which is fine by me!
So happy to get my dessert fix at Faith’s. I’ll be back to try the savory stuff… Can’t wait!

What a treat!!! Played it safe and got the Ham and Gruyère Crêpe. It was perfect. So many options can’t wait to go back

A girlfriend wanted to try the crepes here and I must say it was worth the trip! Even though it was weird having to order the crêpe from the grocery store counter — but still the taste of that crêpe was savory and delicious.
The ambiance is a bit sterile — it was like eating in a little hallway, with coffee shop tables and chairs.
I had The Napa — which was delicious, creamy and the asparagus was crisp and crunchy.
Definitely wouldn’t mind going back.

I am a fan. good taste for out of the box food you cant get anywhere else. I post 3 stars as to not lead you to over value the complete food, atmosphere experience… This is a nice break from all the «normal» options for lunch.
They are located right next to Peet’s coffee so it is a nice combo option.

I love crepes and after reading about Faith’s Crepes, of course I had to make a stop!
The ingredients for the crepes are very fresh and tasty. I tried the tomato with pesto and mozzarella and requested to add mushrooms. You don’t get a lot of cheese in the crêpe so I guess next time I’ll ask for extra cheesy.
You go to the counter and order your crêpe. They’ll write your order down then you walk a few steps to the market to pay for your food. Then walk back to wait for your crepes. They can get pretty busy so it’s not really French Fast Food as you would expect.
Really good texture but you have to try it for yourself. I haven’t had the dessert crepes yet but I’ll definitely be returning to try different crepes.
And if you want somethign to drink with your crêpe, buy it at the market or oder Peet’s coffee =)