Creperie & European Cafe — Restaurant in Midwest City

OH.MY. GOODNESS!! This was my 2nd visit & my husband's 1st. I, once again, ordered the shepherd's pie with soup -- chicken & rice-- & extra bread. He ordered the Greek crepe with chicken. SO MUCH FOOD!! The soup was out of this world delicious, but there was a lot of it, so we shared it. His crepe came out first, then my shepherd's pie. It was as amazing as the 1st time I'd had it-- perfectly seasoned ground beef dotted with green peas & cubed carrots topped with creamy mashed potatoes & crowned with bubbly, golden cheese --& he was really enjoying his crepe. I'd only ever had IHOP crepes --& was NOT a fan-- but had promised to try one next time I stopped in, so for dessert we ordered the straberry & cream crepe. Fresh strawberries folded into a light, delicate crepe, SMOTHERED in whipped cream & finished with a chololate drizzle. Delectable! It's a cute little restaurant with regular & pub-style tables & a play kitchen for the kids to pass some time in. Everything is cooked to order & there's nothing on the menu more than 10.95, so pricing is very affordable & so much better than any of the fast-food chain-store options surrounding her. The owner is super-friendly & told us next time we should try the strawberry-nutella crepe -- which we...

Pretty good place. Dined with a few family friends. At first when we walked in the place was freezing inside and they offered to turn the ac off for us. And we all got coffees to warm us up which were good. One of the machines wasn’t working. Sevrvice was good and was quick. I got the chorizo crepe which was the best tasting crepe I have ever had. There wasn’t actually much chorizo in the crepe there could’ve been more but the chorizo itself was good. The garlic sauce made it so much better than how good it was already. I also got the strawberries and crème crepe which was awesome. Perfect balance of ingridients, light and fluffy crepe. They should hold a crepe eating contest bc I could’ve easily ate 10 of the strawberries and crème crepe in one sitting. The coffee was good. Great prices and value as well, most crepes between around 5 and 8 dollars and sandwiches which I haven’t tried b ur are probably good were around 10. Very good place....

Can’t speak on the food, but the service was disappointing. We walked in, the doors weren’t locked, stood around trying to figure out what to get for ten minutes and then they proceeded to everything we try and order say they were out of and then finally said they were trying to close. I understand you’re trying to close but why waste all of our time? Why not lock the door if closing? Just a weird experience.

Edit: The owner’s response is embarrassing. Instead of taking responsibility and stating to be more specific with closing times and transparent in the future with customers, they blame us for “ruining their holiday mood”. I work in the restaurant industry myself, and I understand how things can be during closing but it is most important to be transparent with customers during closing time and when the inventory is low....