Bonjour Mixeur

My wife wanted crepes, so we got crepes. I have never had a crepe with bacon, eggs and cheese, but I want another! My wife loved her strawberry, blueberry and Nutella crepe. We’ll be back!

I grew up in this area. I brought my eldest daughter for a holiday visit and found fresh, delicious food one block from my old school. We walked down Lexington Avenue to show her how locals live in Manhattan. From drop-off laundry services to crepe shops, small retail establishments line the north-south thoroughfares while residential buildings are located on numbered east-west streets.

Ordered a mozzarella, basil, tomato crepe which was delicious, except not three hours later I was dealing with probably the worst case of food poisoning I've ever had. Threw up multiple times and ended up pretty seriously dehydrated because I kept throwing up water. This crepe was all I had eaten since breakfast. This restaurant needs to make sure their ingredients are fresh.

When you need a crepe you need a crepe and this spot delivers exactly that. I do believe that the origins of this place are French Canadian but that should not disqualify it. The service is charming and attentive. The room isn’t much more than a quick stop spot that caters to locals who need a coffee, a spot to meet or a family or two who need the kids to “just sit down and eat”. If you are standing out front and need a quick and simple bite to eat, you’re good to go.

Nice little crepe spot near the train station. It has a good amount of seating space inside, with some nice colorful designs on the walls. The crepes are good, but you probably need to add toppings to them to make them a bit better and more flavorful. I tried the dulce de leche crepe and a mango smoothie. The smoothie was quite good but pretty pricey. Overall good experience.