Hangar Cafe

Fabulous food and Service! Toni was so nice to every single person walking in and communicated any wait times very effectively. It’s a busy morning and the chef was killing it - we could see from our seat that they were knocking out orders like a pro. Haven’t been to Seattle in over 10 years and I would 100% recommend this place for a great breakfast!

We came to Hanger Café around 9 AM on a Sunday morning and were seated right away — perfect timing since it wasn’t too busy yet. The food was absolutely delicious! They specialize in crêpes, both savory and sweet, with a great variety of fillings to choose from. If you’re in a hurry, you might want to let the staff know — the place got pretty busy and the food took a little while, but we didn’t mind since we weren’t in a rush. It’s a small, cozy spot with a charming vibe. There’s plenty of outdoor seating with blankets available in case you get chilly. I especially loved the quirky touch of each table having a different set of salt shakers — so cute! Sitting outside was lovely; you can enjoy the scent of flowers and occasionally hear planes taking off, which we found surprisingly pleasant rather than distracting. The staff was super friendly, and everything was clean and well cared for. The only thing to note is that you’ll need to find street parking, but overall, this place is definitely worth the visit. We’ll be back for sure!

Our first time here. We ordered waffle, special savory crepe and artichoke/mushroom crepe. Everything tasted super yummy. Great service and friendly staffs. Highly recommend this cafe. You definitely get to see and hear the planes fly passes!

Amazing breakfast / brunch!! We got the blackberry and cream waffle, the market crepe, and a 2 egg breakfast all to share. Everything was cooked perfectly, the bacon is of note because it's extra thick but still crispy. The waffle was soft and incredibly tasty. Also tried their jasmine loose leaf tea which was very flavorful! Even their guava juice tasted fresh squeezed and natural. Ambiance is great outside on the patio with lots of plants and it's very spacious. Service was friendly and they were able to accommodate a missing item relatively quickly. Overall this place was a hit and I'll definitely be coming back!

This small restaurant is a great spot for brunch or breakfast. The crepe menu offers a delightful variety and selection. We visited in January and sat outside, despite the heaters, which were a bit chilly. However, I can imagine the experience would be even better in the summertime. Since there’s more outdoor seating than indoor, be sure to plan accordingly. Overall, it was a great experience.

This is such a wonderful gem of an establishment. My favorite place. Julia and Dracilla are amazing!! You can really tell there is love in this place. The food is delicious and the mimosas are my go. My family was so impressed with Jani, our waitress as it was her first day. We didn’t even notice. She was wonderful and such a great fit. Support woman owned!

As a 30+ year chef and restaurateur, I love cute little owner/operator joints like this... The owner and team here are friendly, professional, welcoming and do an outstanding job at what "hospitality" really means. The menu is fun and creative and WAY more offerings than you would expect from such a tiny kitchen. Great Mimosa flight too! Big plus to have a front patio that is dog friendly too.

I’ve gone to Hangar quite a few times and just love it. It’s cozy inside and out. The person I believe is the owner is so kind and friendly. I want so badly to try the delicious crepes and waffles but I keep getting lured in by the special coffee cakes which are warm and soft and perfectly flavored (I work at a cake shop— it’s hard to get me to buy cake but I will get their coffee cake because it’s that good). My friends have loved everything they’ve gotten— crepes savory and sweet, and breakfast specials. The coffee is plentiful and classic. Highly recommend to anyone in the Georgetown area— especially all who live in the neighborhood as it’s a lovely spot :)

Not pictured: pomegranate mimosa pitcher (good for 3 people for tipsy). Most items are about $16+ The only reason I put 4/5 is because the "side of bacon" is $5 for two slices Inside contents of the crepe were on the sweeter side, so not recommended if you aren't a fan of sweets. The mimosa pitcher was the perfect ratio of juice and champagne! It was on the pricier side in my opinion ($37) Burrito was filling and delicious ! They have a variety of salsas (habanero, the one it comes with is mild & chunky, one green, and a sweet spicy red one). The habanero was my favorite because the heat was buildable and tasty The planes fly right over the building and you can kind of see them if you're sitting outside. I wish the grating outdoors was more see through so we could see more of the planes. The staff was also super friendly and attentive !

My favorite little spot for brunch before flying out of kbfi. Breakfast burrito is massive and my girl loved her crepe. This place is a must try of you're a pilot. Located directly by an airport that hosts to some pretty sweet planes including the blue angels when they fly into town. They have a nice outdoor patio set up so l'll definitely be back to see those angels fly directly over my head while enjoying a crepe and some coffee

Popped in at 9:30 and was seated outside, my friend joined a few minutes later and I would say we ordered within 10 minutes of being seated. Coffee came and we needed refills before our entrees came...it took 45 minutes for our food. Granted there was 1 hostess, 1 designated server and 1 crepe chef. Coffee is good. Service is as good as it can be- they were super busy and checked in when they could. I ordered the chocolate banana crepe with coconut flakes and walnuts. The first time I came here I got this and found it okay, this time...I would say, I wasn't a fan. The coconut and walnuts didn't particularly add anything to the dish and the bananas were sliced so thin and there were so little it was like they weren't even there.

If you're a brunch person, check out The Hangar Cafe in Georgetown! This small, local spot specializes in all your classic breakfast foods but with a French twist. So that means waffles and crêpes! Did I also mention they have a beautiful outdoor patio? 1. The Hangar crêpe: Black Forest ham, eggs, spinach, Swiss & cheddar, tomato, topped with poblano vinaigrette and crème fraiche (5/5) 2. Coco banana crêpe: fresh bananas and chocolate topped with toasted coconut, walnuts, and powdered sugar (4/5) 3. Triple B waffle : applewood smoked bacon , Brie, & basil (5/5) 4. Lemon panna cotta waffle : house made lemon panna cotta and raspberry jam topped with fresh whip and powdered sugar (4/5) 5. Breakfast burrito : scrambled egg, caramelized onion, baby spinach, black beans, potatoes, and house made poblano vinaigrette with fire roasted salsa (5/5) 6. House made sour cream coffee cake with fresh whip and caramel drizzle (5/5) They have both sweet and savory so you can pick either! I'm more a savory person so The Hangar Crêpe and the Triple B waffle were my favorites! And oh my goodness the fresh whip for the waffles and coffee cake The service here is excellent and they are super attentive! Follow my Instagram and TikTok @thephotographerfoodie for more eats! :)

After reading recent reviews, I came in w low expectations. After leaving; I recommend that the reviews before either get their tastebuds checked or take an "Am I a Karen" buzz feed quiz We came in at 11:00 am on a Saturday & were seated immediately. I always say you can judge the caliber of a restaurant by their hot sauces; and the truth is in the sauce. Look at their range! Our drinks rolled out fast and the food followed in perfect pacing. The portions are LARGE and FRESH. Our waitress, Toni, made sure our silverware was fresh, our tea had plenty of hot water, etc. We will be back and we will continue to sing their praises!

What a delightful spot for crepes near Boeing Field! It just looks like a house, so you might miss it if you don't look closely enough. The interior is warm and cozy, and the service was fast and friendly. I ordered their crepe special of the day, and it was divine with such a generous portion. I ate half at the restaurant, and then the rest as an afternoon snack. I would definitely come back!

This was my first time visiting this place, and I loved the restaurant environment. We were seated outside for a party of two, and the day we went was pretty busy. Our server was friendly and helpful. The restaurant was short-staffed, but they did their best. As a result, our meal took about 45 minutes to arrive. However, it was worth the wait for the crepe and sandwich. The crepe was loaded, and I almost couldn't finish it despite having a big stomach. Overall, I would return and try their other crepes.

Casual brunch spot without a lot of frills, which is all that you need sometimes. I was craving crepes and they had a decent selection to choose from, but I wouldn't say anything particularly stood out. It was somewhere just cozy to hang out with friends and catch up. Went on a weekday morning and service was quite slow, but everyone was still very kind.

Food was great with fresh ingredients and good flavor combinations Their specialties are savory and sweet crepes and waffles, but they also have some traditional egg breakfast plates. Crepes are very "eggy" which is not how I like them, but that's just my personal preference. Nonetheless the food was all around solid and tasty, so I'm not marking down simply because I prefer a different crepe style. Service was over-the-top--good communication setting expectations on wait times and staff proactively addressed a couple convenience situations before we even had a chance to raise them. Cozy, comfortable atmosphere with outdoor patio seating both in front and in back. Limited inside seating, but covered patio seating is better anyway since it is open air and less stuffy without the kitchen/cooking smells. Low flying airplanes adds a fun airplane/hanger vibe too. Street parking only. Overall a perfect place for a laid back and delicious breakfast or brunch.

I'm usually not a brunch person but The Hangar Cafe might have just changed my mind! This beautiful Cafe serves amazing, well-portioned brunch items with a French twist. I highly recommend trying out there, crêpes waffles and vegetarian burritos. I love how to spot is located just miles away from the Boeing airport so you can see planes passing by overhead every couple minutes. Overall, this place is absolutely amazing. Me and I can't wait to come back and indulge in some more breakfast eats!

The ambiance is so cozy and friendly here! Love it. Food was delicious and our waitress was super friendly. They were pretty short staffed on the day we were in but handled it well.

Loved the service, vegan options, and variety of spice. Next time we're in the area, we will for sure drop in.

A friend recommended Hanger Cafe and it was just okay. The coffee cake was amazing and was steaming hot when it came to the table. However, the two crepes we ordered came out way later. The potatoes weren't my favorite and more on the bland side. The crepes were decent but the crepes were huge. All the staff are nice, but the service was slow and I wouldn't recommend anyone to come here if they're in a hurry. We arrived at 8:45am and was seated quickly. We finished at 10:40am. The restaurant was cute, indoor seating is limited and they have plenty of outdoor heated lamp seating. It's also all street parking.

Overall happy with our experience here! The wait is tremendously long. Heads up. Took over an hour to get in and another hour to get our food. That being said, the food was really yummy :) and they gave us a free pitcher of mimosas as a "sorry present" for the wait. The turtle waffles and savory crepes were our favorites! Really nice to come on a sunny day because the back patio is open!

My wife and I visited the Hanger Cafe with friends from out of town last Sunday and it was nothing short of divine. There is plenty of seating, favoring the outdoors, and they are dog friendly. Our waitress had one of the most relaxed and helpful vibes I've experienced dining out. The food was fantastic. Everyone of us ordered a different dish and everyone left satisfied. I will warn others, it can take a minute to get your food. However, using one's eyeballs, one can see the kitchen set up when they walk in and compare it to the number of people in the space. Some reviews lead me to believe people don't cook often at home enough to complain about the speed at which the food arrives to the table. I digress. The food, atmosphere, the service, everything was amazing. Also, just went with my wife again this morning and it was the same experience; amazing. Also, my dish took a bit longer to come out versus my wife so we were given a free coffee cake despite zero issue from myself in my food taking a bit longer, our waitress just made the call to bring it to us. Highly recommend The Hanger and I highly recommend taking the more negative reviews with a grain of salt.

First impressions everything and we already had good vibes about this place from the cute front view of a house-like cafe. I will say this place is small, but very clean and quaint. Open kitchen concept which we loved. Definitely more outdoor seating vs indoor. Great set-up and didn't feel crowded. Indoor walls are beautifully painted.. gave our experience such a homey vibe. Our server was so nice and welcoming from start to finish. I ordered the frittata and potatoes. My meal was amazing! Such a wholesome portion and had leftovers. My drip coffee even tasted amazing with a boldness to it. I can't wait to come back to try their crepes. Highly recommend!

I loved everything about my brunch at The Hangar Cafe. The menu is diverse but small enough to make me think they're good at making the things they offer, the waiting area is adorable, staff is so pleasant and obviously happy to be at work which speaks volumes about the establishment. Even with new ownership, my Southend friend told me she's still very pleased with service and food. I had a side of bacon (I asked for it to be crispy and it was PERFECT), lemon panna cotta waffle, turkey pesto crepe. My brunch date had the Monte Cristo crepe, and enjoyed that as well. The wait to be seated was normal for Sunday brunch, but there's also a wait to get your food order taken. This is understandable given the economy, but definitely plan ahead. I'm so glad I didn't have my kids to entertain and I wasn't starving. My brunch company was lovely and I had a great time before food or drinks. Plan accordingly!

My party of 2 came in for brunch on a Friday late afternoon and waited about 20 minutes to be seated. The ambiance was cute with a back patio but ventilation wasn't the best. We left smelling like fried food that stuck to our hair and clothes. The food itself was about a 3/5. We got the Nutella crepe and frittata which were fine but nothing mind blowing. However, service was just ridiculously slow and brought this experience to a 1/5. We waited 1 hour for our food the restaurant was not even busy. There were maybe 3-4 other parties there. When I asked to get a comp for a side of fruit or a coffee cake, the server responded "sure but just letting you know I did quote everyone here an hour wait for food" which was completely untrue. I definitely was not told that. We got our food an hour later and part way through eating, my friend found a hair in her whipped cream. The owner was nice about the situation and remade the crepe in about 7 minutes. It left me wondering why they could make the crepe so quickly but our originally order took 1 hour to arrive. At the end the owner did comp my coffee as well so that was nice of her. Her hospitality brought my experience up to a 2/5 but will never return due to the absurd wait time for food.

The crepes are absolutely wonderful. One of the best savory crepes yet. It's very filling and worth its price. They provide loads of different hot sauces that you can eat with your food. The inside is very cozy and the outside is very cute. Even if you're sitting out in the cold, they have heat lamps and tons of blankets for you to use. The waitress is incredibly nice and wonderful. The vibes of the place is great and I would recommend this brunch spot.

Hands down the best breakfast I've ever had in Seattle. I ordered the Market savory crepe and it was perfectly balanced- flavorful meal. It's wasn't too heavy and the fresh ingredients paired amazingly with the bacon, caramelized onions and mozzarella. To top it all off the poblano sauce was to die for. The service was friendly and quick and honestly I'd still come back for the food even IF the service was horrible (hypothetically speaking ofc). This place could do no wrong. The friendly service and beautiful ambiance was just the cherry on top.

Hangar Cafe is a lovely little gem off the beaten path in Georgetown. It's a old house converted into an adorable cafe. The interior only has room for four tables, so go early, be prepared for outdoor dining, or waiting. There's outdoor patio dining in the back that has heated lamps. Service: great! It's obvious there are regulars which is a good sign. We felt welcomed and well taken care of. I saw a review on Yelp about a long wait. We had a great experience. This is not a drive through or a chain diner. It's a small business with an owner and team who have clearly put a lot of heart and soul into this neighborhood cafe. I saw people working as efficiently as possible to make sure we were all fine. Breakfast: we definitely started off on the right foot with a good cup of coffee and a shared slice of still steaming freshly baked coffee cake with whipped cream and a drizzle of caramel. (Heaven). Breakfast burrito and the Hangar (savory crepe) were also yummy. I love the array of hot sauces available to add a touch of heat to your preference. We recommend and will definitely go back.

Great food, unique options, welcoming atmosphere. Highly recommend! It's a bit out of the way, but worth it.

I had breakfast here with a friend the other day. It's a small, cute space with indoor and outdoor seating (outdoor tables have heat lamps). The menu is a mix of waffles, crepes, sandwiches, and sides. I ordered the Monte Cristo crepe - sweet and savory- and it was delicious. Came served with breakfast potatoes that were large soft chunks of seasoned potatoes. I probably would change out the side because I prefer crunchy potatoes but they were well seasoned. Coffee was hot and strong (always a plus). I will say that when we got there around 9am on a Friday, there were plenty of seats but by 10 it was quite busy.

This place serves delicious food and I can't help my sweet tooth when I come here. Always get the sweet crepes. Their coffee is really good! They even do it iced! Haven't been in a while but have gone here since 2015 or so. Great for to go, small building but there's room for a party of 4 per table max.

I don't often leave negative reviews because honestly, people aren't perfect. Even the best places make mistake or mess up sometimes. It happens. In other words, you have to really piss me off to make me leave a negative review. So here we go. Don't get me wrong, the food is great. But I really haven't had service this bad in a very very long time. In short, we waited for an hour, and our food hasn't showed up. And thru out this time, we were never once asked if we want our coffee refilled. We have to ask for refills while the server ask other tables whether they want their coffee refilled. Are you discriminating us because we're the only minority in the seating area? They finally realized something was wrong. Instead of admitting our order was not in the system, our server lied and said there were two big parties before us. We know it's a lie because the group that got seated right before us got their order, ate it, and finish paying before we got anything. So they did this token gesture of giving us a coffee cake. Then, the group that sat down after us got their food. So the lie is up. The waitress then admitted the system never took our order. It's like, people mess up, it's fine...but don't lie and compound the insult. Worst service ever. And I still wonder if this is racial discrimination since to the very end, she never asked us if we want a refill for our coffee.

This wasn't your ordinary brunch time. I feel like any reviews under 4 stars clearly ordered poorly and are very difficult to please people (or came at a bad time maybe? Idk) because me and my dining companion had our collective minds blown by the best crepe either of us had ever had (both breakfast savory crepes) and then... the g'damn coffee cake. For me, coffee cake has been like "yum but also eh whatever" but this coffee cake almost brought me to climax. No, no, man. Like, literally. It was a batch that had just come out too so there was this warmth and texture to it that I've never experienced in a coffee cake and it elevated the flavors most definitely. Both my friend and I who had just joined the Clean Plates Club with our sizable and delicious crepes, proceeded to eat every single bite of this shared side treasure while exclaiming in disbelief frequently how insanely amazing it was. I literally told my server that if I was to be put to death tomorrow their coffee cake would be on my last supper request without a doubt. Speaking of servers, ours was just crazy delightful and definitely needs to be praised and kept happy by management as they also elevated our experience to be a full 10/10 start to finish. I am not from the area, and I definitely sense the "Seattle Freeze" in how folks aren't super friendly and outgoing with eachother as strangers out and about. Frankly, it's fucking weird ya'll, but I digress - despite it being their job this was a genuine, authentic, funny, cute vibe brought to the entire engagement throughout the meal and it made the experience of being there so special. I even noted the name on the receipt for the Cashier because I might want to call and leave a message for management about how great they were - Drusilla. Unique and maybe a pseudonym? Perhaps a giant Buffy the Vampire Slayer fan? Or maybe just had parents as cool as they are. Idk. But Drusilla (short curly red hair) is the gem of Hangar Cafe and gave the kind of service someone not from the area will be desperate for after a couple days of walking around Seattle and organically being a friendly outgoing person met with stiff, weird, "why are you even talking to me?" Faces by strangers. The atmosphere is intimate and cute, the little decor touches were noticed and appreciated at every turn. I will 1000% be back any time I'm in the area. It was the perfect meal (I had the Market crepe with an egg added to it). Oh! Also also also, the FireFlower sauce with Ghost Peppers and Beets they carry there as complimentary hot sauce/salsa (and sell there amongst two other flavors) is a must have. Especially if you like very spicy sauce that also has incredible flavor. Do yourself a favor and come hungry + often.

Nice servers but hard to justify paying $15 for a miniature waffle and whipped cream. They're not even thick Belgian waffles, they're made of crape batter. Also ordered the burrito which was mostly potato and beans. It was really dry with very little flavor, even with bacon in it. Nice outdoor patio, and local vibe, but far too expensive for what you get :( It feels like they're struggling, only one cook and one server, told us it would be 45 minutes until we got food, which was true. Appreciate the honesty, but man times are tough.

Excellent food and service!! Cute and cozy inside! My belly left feeling happy! Thank you!

Cute little brunch spot in Georgetown. The food was tasty and presentation was great. I wish the coffee was a little stronger, but that's a personal preference. The service was excellent. The owner noticed the frittata I ordered was smaller than normally served and offered to serve me another slice or give us a complimentary piece of coffee cake. I went with the coffee cake, which my husband loved.

Patronized the place when it first opened and with the first owners. Food has always been great. Renovations and patio additions were awesome. Service is still slow. Can't always make a 2.5 lunch. Understand it's a small kitchen but if specialty is crepe...I remember when they did add the second machine and it is better.

I only had the crepe with Nutella with some orange juice about a week ago and I can say is that I truly enjoyed the flavor and the texture I was presented with. The service was prompt right upon entry and I was taken care of in a timely manner with the establishment being so big and having so many bodies to attend to. The aesthetics felt right at home with what I would picture if I was at a nice little homestead.

Just had the best brunch! Great every time. Consistency is so rare in restaurants. This place knocks it out of the park always!!!

On of my favorite brunch spots around town, a cute environment and good service! Food is awesome! Only down side is usually it takes awhile to get the food but if you have good people with you for conversation it will pass by quick!

We came here for brunch with a group of 4 and had a short wait before being seated outside on the back patio. There were heaters and even blankets available if we were cold. The mimosas were really good and so was the food. I ordered the apple Brie crepe with a side of bacon, so delicious! They had so many crepe options available. The waitress was also very attentive and friendly. Highly recommend coming here!

5/30/21 Treated dad to brunch for his birthday a few days early. If were smart we would've got up a little earlier. Put my name in and had a 20 minute wait. They have more outdoor seating than you realize in the back and part is undercover. We were seated outside my first time being seated outside and it was nice lots of plants they did a great job keeping tables well distanced from each other. I don't really look at the menu when I visit except to make sure the Triple B Waffle is still on it. I know people come fo the crepes and they're good I've had them but I'll almost always get the Triple B. Come on! you can't go wrong with bacon, brie and fresh basil. Service was friendly as always don't know why I wait so long between visits here.

The food is great at Hangar cafe. However, they are definitely understaffed and food can take nearly an hour to arrive at the table. If you don't mind waiting a long time, go check them out. Hope things improve!

Just came from brunch here. The owner told us when we came in it would be an hour wait for food. I had a feeling it would be amazing so we waited. The back patio outside had heaters and blankets if you got cold. Beautiful patio in the back, had a mimosa while we waited. Hubby and I both got a savory crepe, worth waiting for. Mine was roast beef, spinach, red onion with horseradish drizzle on top. Definitely worth the wait, we were not disappointed. We would come back again for sure so long as not in a hurry

Great atmosphere, love the vegetation on the back patio area. Waffles are divine, staff very friendly. Only issue for some might be the noise from planes flying over pretty low for the airport across the street.

The best breakfast I have EVER had. The bacon perfect. The breakfast burrito amazing. The bread pudding french toast MAGICAL. I would spend every penny of my entire retirement fund eating here if I could.

Lovely place with a great patio. It's not only dog-friendly but also cozy with lots of plants, heaters and blankets to make sure that you're not missing out on a thing if you bring your four-legged friend. The staff was super friendly and the food yummy. I had the caprese crepe and it was great. If you come on the weekend you'll probably have to expect a bit of a wait but it's worth it!

We two had lunch on a Wednesday. SERVICE: 4.5. She was friendly, considerate, and attentive. FOOD: 4.5. - Apple Brie Crepe: 4.5. Not too sweet. Light and perfectly sweet with cinnamon. - Caprese Crepe: 4.5. My partner was very happy! - Coffee: 3.5. Good value. Strong with slightly burnt taste. Bottomless cup. AMBIANCE: 4.0. We dined outside. As expected, low-flying planes passed directly overhead every few minutes, but it was not difficult to converse around them.

Cozy spot in Georgetown with amazing crêpes (savory and sweet). Strongly recommend the Market Crêpe and the coffee cake, made in-house. Will definitely go back for brunch on the weekend. Friendly service and very welcoming.

Lovely spot for a relaxing breakfast and catch up. Excellent coffee and incredible savory crepes. Tried the weekly special with spinach, red peppers, mushrooms, artichokes topped with pesto and creme fraiche. So flavorful and delicious! We sat outside and watched the planes fly by. Service was great as well. We'll definitely be back.

Stopped in for breakfast during lunch Monday. It's always my go to whenever I'm in the Vegas area. The food is always very good. The eggs always cooked perfectly. I highly recommend.

Parking is on the street, but I think it's not too hard to find close by on the weekends. I wouldn't want to park too far away. Greeted at the door and shown to the back patio for brunch on Sunday, got a refillable drip coffee and shared a triple b waffle and also ordered a market crepe.. didn't need both (one was plenty!) but getting two items meant I could try more and take home leftovers!!! Really enjoyed the space and how kind and helpful and attentive the service was. Food was spot on and reasonably priced. If it was closer I would def stop in regularly but as it is, the least I can do is leave a review!!! See pictures - the food was yummy and interesting! I love crepes. I liked the bacon/Brie/basil waffle !!!!

Simple and good. The proprietor is a nice lady and she is engaging. The quality of the food is solid whether you stay in or do take out. The frittata is a fave and they use good quality bacon. The sausage crumble was not my favorite, but other good stuff. We sat out with the heaters and cold this last time and it was pleasant. Blankets and good food made it a nice little stop.

Walked in and there was nobody waiting before us. There were two tables open that we could see and not sure how many tables were open in the back. The hostess told us that the wait would be 30 minutes and we felt like that was unnecessary considering the tables open so we went elsewhere. Too bad, the eggnog waffle special looked yummy

I rated a little higher because I am expecting this place to get better and better. I have the pleasure of meeting the owner and learning about her background and although she says she does not cook she does have a strong good vision and I'm expecting this place to grow and get better so I'll visit again soon. Crepes is what brought me here although I did not order a crepe lol I took french in junior high and had an introduction to crepes during that time, but I ordered Belgian waffles topped with strawberries and fresh whipped cream with a side of bacon, as you can see in the picture the bacon is slightly burnt but I still ate it so to me it was edible but keep in mind limited cooking devices and as stated before I am expecting growth from this cute little spot in Georgetown it is on a one-way street so be mindful of that when you're finding parking but it looks like you're going to someone's home it's a cute little house with a nice lovely seating area in the back that can be lit up at night with lovely plants around and it's actually got a lot more seating than it looks. My guest ordered a frittata with a side of red potatoes, he's a hard critic because he is a professional chef but fair he did eat the frittata but taste overdone and more like a quiche, a frittata is like an open face omelette, and there was no crust and could have used more seasoning to my guest. Once again we are expecting growth, so help this place grow give them a try and I will be back to visit again soon! Au revoir

Beware if you are hungry. Not a good experience. Customer service is non existent and a joke. I wanted the frittata with no sausage and the waitress was kinda rude and said no changes allowed. Ok fine. So I ordered the waffle as did my daughter and we waited at least 65 yes 65 minutes for our food and the waitress not once stopped by to apologize for the long wait or let us know it would only be a few more minutes. Waffles. Waffles should not take this long lol. It wasn't packed either.I asked her how mulonger around the 45 minute mark and she said typically 45 minutes when it's crowded. All I could do was laugh. There were empty tables everywhere. She came back and said at least another 20 minutes. I asked how people were expected to wait over an hour for food. Her response, well they just do. Yea cause you're holding us hostage and we are starving.

Pleasantly surprised! Small, but quaint. I am a bread eater, they don't serve bread, but the crepes looked amazing. I opted for bacon and country potatoes. SO yummy. I will definitely be back.