Cerise Crepes Cafe

The owner is nice but the good is not desirable. I was suppose to have chicken in my crêpe well I struggled to find a few tiny pieces and I do mean tiny! He cooked the crêpe till it was hard and crispy. A crêpe should be soft. Very disappointed because I love crepes and was excited this was close to my job. I won’t return!

As expected from a small establishment, service needs to be improved. Coffee was cold. But the crepes we ordered I must say was not bad — cheesy melt, veggie crêpe, ham and cheese. Their chocolate muffin is good especially when served warm. I think I prefer the crêpe texture of Coco’s Crêpe and Coffee at Vintage Park (soft and easy to cut). Cost wise, I was happy to redeem a 20% off our order.

Fast, polite service and great crepes! New chill crêpe spot indoor and outdoor available and a chimney in the interior to feel extra cozy. Nice selection of types of crepes.

Cerise Crepes Café is pretty sensational! It is located in a strip shopping center next to the Texas DPS. The restaurant is cute and quaint with indoor and outdoor seating (natural wood accents and Italian décor). They serve Crêpes (Savory and Sweet), Salads, Panini’s, Pastries and Coffee drinks. I was seated right away but did have to wait a bit to order. The gentleman apologized for the delay and took my order — The Roman — with fresh baby spinach and cherry tomatoes over mozzarella cheese and a basil pesto with pecans! It was perfection! The crêpe was crispy and golden. The ingredients were fresh and delicious. It was served on a white China plate and silverware. I enjoyed the presentation. Next, I had the Chunky Monkey — A crêpe with peanut butter in the bananas and chocolate chips (minus the chocolate chips-​not a chocolate fan, sorry). It was sprinkled with powdered sugar. It was very good though the peanut was a bit overwhelming. The chocolate probably would have been a good compliment!
I gave it 4 stars because of the wait. But I definitely enjoyed the food and the restaurant! I will be back again for sure!

Beautifully decorated on the inside. That guy working was super friendly and welcoming. I had a delicious latte and sat and drank it for a while. Very nice place. I would definitely recommend it. I wish I had brought my books to do some studying while drinking my coffee!

This place is amazing! I’m so glad we tried here for brunch, and we’ll definitely be back. We tried 3 different crêpes, and finished every last bite! Their coffee is fresh and delicious. I cannot wait for them to start opening earlier!!! Only regret is that I didn’t try here sooner!

I was visiting the area for the first time, from Los Angeles, to see my best friend and her husband and they brought me here for breakfast my first day in town. It was a great way to start my trip; delicious food and friendly staff. I had the crêpe with strawberry and Nutella, as well as a ham and cheese croissant. I highly recommend them both.

This is a delightful little place, tastefully decorated. The staff are cheerful and the atmosphere is pleasant. It’s a laid-​back shop with cute décor. Served not too hot, the coffee is smooth and delicious. The crêpes are a little doughy, but the presentation is impeccable. The facility is clean and charming; what more could you want from a crêpe-​serving café?

This place was great! My girlfriend and I both got a sweet and a savory crêpe. All 4 were delicious and we left stuffed. The sodas are the kind torchy’s tacos carry, which… oh man I love their cream soda. This place would absolutely get 5 stars except for 2 things.
They said they were unable to make paninis, so that was unfortunate as I was going to order one. The other is they charged me for my refills, that was also unfortunate. I’m definitely coming back despite those two issues. Staff was friendly, place was clean, and the food was wonderful.

It was a delicious experience. Staff was really nice and pleasant will be coming back soon. The crepes were freshly made in front of my eyes lol fruit was so fresh and sweet. My fiancé loved them, it was his first time having crepes.

Super super cute place! I went on a Saturday morning and it wasn’t crowded at all. The place has nice outdoor seating and is nicely decorated on the inside.
The crepes are excellent and very well cooked — not too crispy and not too soft — and the portion sizes are perfect. One could easily satisfy you without making you too full. I split the veggie lover and the chunky monkey and both were delicious and well cooked, I recommend both.
Protip: get the chunky monkey with both peanut butter and Nutella
The staff is super friendly and very accommodating with substitutions and they have gluten free options! Only bad thing: they stopped keeping Brie so that’s a bummer.
Also plus you get 15% off with a Unilocal checkin and they have free wifi!

Tucked away in a shopping center, Cerise Crepes Café is a nice departure from all of the chain restaurants in the area. Decorated with a French flair, it is casual enough for the weekend student or teacher to come by and enjoy a meal and coffee.
I had the Porky and Bess savory crêpe. Maybe a tad bit overcooked, it was still very good. Good enough that I would make the 30 minute drive to come back. The mocha was just OK. They carry a good selection of savory and sweet crepes along with some paninis.
The service was excellent and the restaurant was very welcoming. I look forward to coming back.

Let me start out by saying the food is really great here! This was my second trip and the first time I went, I was impressed and loved it. However, it was a weekday so we were the only people there. I was so much more disappointed this last time. We came in on a saturday around 11AM.
It was crowded with maybe 6 couples or families and only 2 employees working. Why they only have 2 people on a Saturday is beyond me. The blonde who was there last time as well, appears to hate her job and both times didn’t do much which put the other employee to run around making and serving everything. (poor guy).
I asked for a Vanilla Latte… they were out of vanilla flavoring… ok fine, hazelnut it is. Asked for a panini… they were unable to make a panini because the machine was broken? That leaves half their menu gone. The waiter informed us he can make it on a croissant which sounded just as good. My husband ordered a turkey and brie sandwich… they were out of brie!!! It was as if the restaurant was going out of business and were using up all ingredients they had left!!! I was so disappointed and was hoping to have a great little breakfast place to add to my favorites but I doubt I will go back. I will start looking for a new place.
I have never seen the owner present and wonder how they can run this small business because it is obvious they don’t know whats going on there… don’t see it staying open much longer at this rate which is such a waste because their food is so good (when they have it available).

We arrived at 9:30 and there was one lone chef who looked overwhelmed. We wanted to give this place a chance because one friend of ours just raved about it.
We tried to order a panini but he said they didn’t have them. My sister tried to ask why, in English, then in Spanish, and he still was unable to give an explaination.
About 9:45, a lady walks in with her route 44 sonic drink and I guess only then did they start cooking? Three other parties arrived after us. Two more workers arrived about 9:55– and only then did my table (who arrived at 9:30) got our waters.
There was a solid 10 minutes after all 4 employees were finally there that all 4 tables didn’t have food on them. Ridiculous right? But their conversation was so loud, you could hear the reason why the blonde was super late… Save those convos for when paying customers are not in ear shot.
The food was delivered but warm instead of hot.
I guess.

Been wanting to come, support a local business and of course try some crepes and coffee… neither of these things happened.
The website clearly states that they close at 8 pm, we got there a little before 7:30 and we’re quickly greeted by a man, who began to put on a chef coat and started speaking to us in Spanish, not really sure why, to ask us if we knew that they close at 8.
Still not sure why he was speaking Spanish, but when I asked if they were closed, since there was no one there, he said they would be 8. He seemed very frustrated that we were there. I asked him again, in English, if they were closed or in the process of closing, and he said that they would be at 8, but that it was okay to go ahead and order, in a frustrating voice, all still in Spanish. It was almost like he was doing us a favor.
Ummm, your place is always empty, I would have been knocking over chairs to make sure I could get any business I could to keep my restaurant alive to continue to employ these workers, not discouraging them because you close in 30 minutes. I mean I could gave ordered to go if it was such a big deal.
But as rude as this Cook was, even the other ladies working there looked uncomfortable, we decided not eat there, and let him know how rude he was. He didn’t care…
Why would I support a business who obviously does not want my business? Why would I eat something made by someone who clearly does not feel like making it because he’s ready to go? Change your business hours, or make it clear that you have to be there before a certain time. Always have your chef jacket on when you’re at the front of the house. And don’t speak to me in Spanish, regardless of what race you think I am, unless I speak to you in Spanish first…
I’m glad I didn’t waste my money there, and if they keep it up that way, I’m sure I’ll be visiting this place when it becomes something else with different owners.

I’ve been here twice now and have had a savory crêpe and a sweet crêpe. The first time I came I made only a sweet crêpe custom and it was great crispy on the outside with just the right balance of ingredients inside. The second time I went the crepes were kinda soggy given it was a different chef that made it this time and the savory crêpe was kinda salty but the sweet crêpe flavor was still intact.
I give this place a five stars because its location is super close to where I live and because the workers are always really nice and the owner always makes sure I liked my food. Great people, great atmosphere, but could work a bit on consistency in their crepes. :)

Awesome place, excellent customer service. Pleased with the way they have treated me.
Timely coffee change when you sit there for longer hours. Superb music playing around. Very kind lady serving.
Lil disappointed that they didn’t have Croissant available which they have in the menu. Other than that I loved everything about this place.
It’s right beside the DMV, so whoever comes song with the person giving the driving test, can wait here instead of standing in the house full dmv hall.

A real coffee shop in Spring! Great study atmosphere, great staff, nice variety of crepes and cool decoration. I had a mocha and a signature crêpe. Both were great. Thrip know their coffee drinks. Finally an espresso, cappuccino, machiatto, flat white, mocha serving coffee shop. I was so excited I probably weirded everyone out. Wonderful place. New study spot. Civilization at last.

From the moment we walked in today for Brunch service we were made welcome and comfortable.
We sampled two savory and two sweet crepes from the wide variety available, and we were very happy with our choices.
The environment is very kid friendly, and there are menu items present for even the most picky eaters. The coffee selections are as good as the popular chain offerings.
Overall, I will be coming back frequently.
Tell your friends.

After waiting «30 minutes» at the Driving super center, I lost it and had to leave the premises. Then a light upon heaven shinned on this semi erased black board that all I could read was $ 5 and Crepes so all I could think of is running after this place! Nothing better than food for a great price! (I believe)
After a minute walk to the other end of the shopping center I saw «Cerise Café» (there is a God after all) and rushed inside to the French styled café.
As I came up to the counter with the ease to read both the background menu and the short yet simple hard copy menu I was greeted by three friendly employees. I appreciated the enthusiasm of their greetings and anxious to prepare a specialty which the owner suggested The Traditional but I instead asked for Monkey Business. They then brought it to me and asked if I wanted anything else and I simply asked for a cup of water and as I waited to my water I began to cut my banana and Dulce de Leche stuffed, fluffed crêpe and then the savory journey began…
Perfect amount of Dulce de Leche, a bit of banana in every bite, slightly sprinkled with powdered sugar, bite after bite I enjoyed it! I was in a never ending journey of tasteful sweet delight until my phone rang :(. I rushed to get the last bites before leaving so I presumed to their register. The manager/​owner was my cashier but before I checked out I did take advantage of their 15% off purchase (Once I checked in on Unilocal). I did not pay $ 5 (which by that time I had forgotten) but paid a couple nickles over the price. Did leave a small tip for appreciation of their services and once the manager/​owner checked me out he asked for a good review so with a smile I said I surely will!
Overall the experience was nice and this is what I love about small businesses «Customer Service», I felt like they were just so happy to see me as if I was in France with the Texan Southern Hospitality!