Everything from the food to the service is always enjoyable, and the atmosphere is incredible. I love coming here and will always be a favorite in my family.

Not bad, good customer service, interesting flavors but the price seems high. My 1 thin crepe plain with maple syrup was just over $5. Our whole meal in these pictures including a tea was just over $30 for two

We arrived on Sunday morning at 9:00 and got one of the last seats. By the time we were done with our breakfast, there was a pretty good queue. It moved fast, so be patient. Sweet for my wife and savory for me. She chose the Nutella and strawberries, pronouncing it delcious but definitely sweet. I chose the smoked salmon which was good but strange. I don't understand the spinach in there or the wedge of lime but there was plenty of salmon and the cream cheese with chives was tasty. Overall, a good experience and it satisfied our craving for crepes. [Review 2016 of 2024 - 3736 in North Carolina - 23038 overall]

They have such good crepes! Esp for someone with an allergy! Very nice staff! Would recommend to anyone!

I was visiting my sister in Wilmington, and she took us to this little gem. You've got to try it out. It's a small place, unassuming from the outside, but inside you're transported to a Parisian crepe cafe. The menu is divided into sweet crepes, which I sampled, and savory crepes, which my sister and wife had. I was new to crepes; I knew what they were but had never had one from an authentic crepery before. Now I'm hooked. My peach crepe was light and delicate, full of peaches and drizzled with a sweetened cream cheese sauce. The whole effect was a perfect blend of flavors and not too sweet. The menu choices are nearly endless as you can build your own from a good selection of ingredients and toppings. After ordering, we sat and were quickly served our coffees and cappuccinos, and the crepes soon followed after. I'll be back at my first opportunity.

When you first enter the restaurant you have laminated menus and a menu board to read in a small entry space, once ready you place your order at the register and get a table assigned to you with a plastic number to set on your table for food delivery. Drinks arrived first. We ordered a cappuccino and an iced coffee both tasted good. Crepes came out quickly after and were prepared fresh. We got our savory crepe as an option from the menu and used the build your own option for the sweet crepes. All had amazing flavor and large size. The crepes were cooked perfectly. We will definitely come back in future trips to Wilmington and recommend you try the Forestiere Royale Crepe.

My favorite crepe restaurant in North Carolina! I bring all of my friends and family when they visit Wilmington. Versailles Sweet Crepe: this is my favorite, go-to, crepe order! I love the strawberries and strawberry purée. They're great in the summer time. Morning Crepe: A wonderful savory option. The remoulade has a slight spicy zing that really ties the flavors together. OCM Combo: this is a great option when I want a simple, one filling crepe, with a side of eggs and bacon. Lastly, their coffee is delish & strong. You can't go wrong with any latte. The staff is very friendly, the chef is great, and the inside of the restaurant is cozy. You order at the counter and the cashier will assign you a table number.

I have been wanting to go here since the last time I was in Wilmington (which was in May), and I finally got a chance to go. It was worth the WAIT! Each of our crepes were fantastic. My mom got the sweet special and it was HEAVEN. They said for the month of December that it will be different, so I will try to find a way to go back and try it because it sounded fantastic. Each of our crepes were devoured in 15 minutes, and the hashbrowns were lovely as well. Service was wonderful!! The atmosphere is extremely homey feeling, and you can tell the people love being there. If you're a local or visiting Wilmington, GO. It's worth it, I promise.

We arrived about 10:12am on Saturday and it was full. We only had to wait for 10 to 15 minutes for a table to open. Shortly after we came, a line started forming. Wasn't sure how to order at first, but figured out you order with the cashier first, and then they let you know which table for you to sit at. High chairs are available. We sat indoors. They have three small tables for outdoor seating. My partner enjoyed the St-Tropez crepe, which had bananas and peaches. I had the morning crepe, which is basically a typical savory breakfast packed up in a crepe. I liked the crepe better than Far from France, because it was thinner, fluffier, and lighter, although the crêpe I had from Far from France was a gluten-free one. Our crêpes and more do have gluten free crepe options, as well as dairy free and vegan, which I did not try. The morning crepe was surprisingly filling. I liked the bits of crispy hashbrowns, crispy sausage, and the crumbled bacon bits with the slightly spicy remoulade sauce. A good breakfast place to hit up if you're in the mood for crepes!