La Rue

Small little shop on capitol hill that serves coffee and crepes! They have sweet and savory types. Service is great! The owners are kind and likes to make suggestions. I got the fun Guy with added veggies and meat and the cheese boards. Both are really flavorful and hearty and delicious :)

The crepes are yummy and freshly made when you order them. Portion sizes are large and filling. The staff is polite. It would be nice if they had a few tables or even just a bench to sit on while you wait. Otherwise everything was good.

Just tried this place and am in love! I tried their “Fun Guy” and my partner tried their “Classic.” Holy yum! Both delicious with rich flavor. And I had a mocha with Nutella syrup and again - so tasty! Do yourself a favor and try them out. I want to try their Huckleberry one next time :) also, the employees are super friendly and happy to see you - great customer service. No seating currently available for obvious reasons, but if you have time to walk up and grab a crepe and a coffee, do it!

Crepes are large, rich, and very cheesy. A lot of care goes into making each crepe and they don’t skimp on nice ingredients (the mushroom and leek confit is 🤌🏾). The tradeoff is that it can be a little slow if there is a line.

I’ve had 2 of their known coffees (inquire for menu) but basically one was a Nutella Cafe Latte and a Canadian Maple Syrup Latte (no pics I forgot). Also I’m so glad after a quick conversation they made the perfect Nutella Cafe Latte that wasn’t too sweet either 😋 I’ve tried 3 of their crepes: Classic Nutella; one with ham + cheese, cheeseboard and Huckleberry. I’ll re-write this or do another review after I’ve tried them all. They are filling! Thick and delicious crepe! Highly recommend! BIPOC owners ✌🏽 Super close to transit: 10/8 bus line and a few blocks away from the Capitol Light Rail station.

Fantastic crepes! Such ripe strawberries and I could see the TLC that was put into laying each layer of Nutella and strawberries! I can’t wait to go back and try the peaches and cream. 100/10 recommend! Updated! I got to try the Peachez N Cream and if you don’t want one as sweet as the Nutella and strawberries I recommend this one instead. Although I wish there was a bit more cookie crumbles, the peaches were so fresh and went so well with the ricotta!

Amazing service and delicious food! It was my first time trying this place, I’ve got a “the Fun Guy” crepe, i loved it so much and will definitely come back to try more of their stuff!

We all need a crepe every once in a while. These crepes were so good! A delicious treat if you're craving savory or sweet. They also have a great selection of specialty lattes like a Nutella latte. The staff was super friendly and everything came out quickly.

I was at a conference at the Seattle Convention Center. There used to be a creperie right there, but it unfortunately had closed. So I went looking. La Rue was about 1/2 mile, so not far. I'm glad I made the trek! I got the classic (with ham and cheese), and the Fog tea (the latter iced, since it was a hot day). There's no place to eat there, so I took my goodies back to the Convention Center, and noshed there. Really good crepe! The Fog was good too, but I think I would've preferred it hot (even on a hot day). Alex and Denei who were working there that day were phenomenally nice and helpful. The combination of good service, nice people, and good food means I'm likely to try it again soon.

If you like -sweet- lattes then this is a good pit stop for a pick me up! I got the goth latte and it tasted like a normal latte, and the matcha latte - which was a bit sweet for how I just generally prefer matcha. I drink my green tea by itself sometimes so if you are on the other spectrum then the latte is perfect. The service is standard but can be a bit slow if there is a line. It is just a corner coffee shop on a busy intersection, so do not expect to be in a sit down mood. It is just a grab and go atmosphere.

I never knew this place existed until now after hearing a couple of my coworkers talking about it. I decided to stop by here for lunch and grabbed a couple of crepes. They are a window shop so no dine in. The place also serve coffees as well. After talking to the owner who runs the place, she suggested getting the fun Guy with added meat and veggies as well as the cheeseboard crepe. Both was very good and different. The fun Guy was super compact, almost like a sandwich which is nice because it's less messy. It's a little salty in my opinion with the added meat but not overpowered. I definitely like the cheeseboard one as it's more sweet and savory type. It's also light and refreshing as it has fruits and cheese. Overall, a good place to try and I'm glad to have found it :) It does take a bit of time to make the crepes so don't be in a hurry when ordering here

My gal friend and I stopped by La Rue for a breakfast. We have to say this place is a bomb! The service is really nice. We got a seasonal coffee la creme with a nutty taste of almond and an after taste of orange blossom. One sip, and we're totally felt for it. The nutella strawberry crepe is lit. Highly recommend!

Got the LAST crepes here on a Saturday afternoon, so I felt incredibly lucky! Shared a savory and sweet crepe -- brie cheese/apple/nuts & strawberry/nutella -- and walked over to a park to enjoy. Both were delicious and I especially loved the savory crepe. I wish they had more options or a bigger storefront. They also appear to have fun drinks!

Last week our great friend sent us a picture of him holding what appeared to be a delicious crepe. We made our way to Seattle fairly early and wanted to get a quick brunch, La Rue was the PERFECT choice!!! Although the menu may seem small the offered selections seem to cater to everyone. We ordered the Cheeseboard, Fat Guy, Blacker the Berry, & fresh lemonade. EVERYTHING was DELICIOUS!!! The crepes were warm, filled with the listed ingredients (the were fresh,) and perfectly savory/sweet. Although it's difficult to rank my favorite and highly recommend the Fat Guy. The Cheeseboard was just as incredible, you can't go wrong with either. The Blacker the Berry was a perfect sweet treat loaded with fresh huckleberries, blackberries, and a hint of lemon. La Rue can be challenging to spot if you're not familiar with the area, I highly recommend parking somewhere close by and walking to the location. We happened to have a large donation of clothes in our trunk we needed to drop off at the Goodwill and walked from there to La Rue. Ordering online is an option, utilize it if you don't want to wait outside for your order to be prepared. If you love great food add La Rue to your list of must try's; I highly recommend!!!

workers have a serious attitude problem. as someone who recently was traveling around southeast asia and america for the last 2 months, I have NEVER seen a situation in america or abroad where a customer was verbally berated and rejected service AFTER paying. The worker chose to refund the customer AFTER publicly shaming the full amount they paid and announcing it for anyone to hear, lamenting for several minutes about how they felt "unappreciated" for "hand making" items that are only available for takeout (assembling frozen food and charging $13.50, come correct). Even saying "I don't care if you leave a bad yelp review, we're closing in a week". No seating, no consistent opening hours, location in a spotty area in the midst of a busy street filled with bars + dispensaries, but the customer is at fault. Sure. I'm all for tipping for good service, but there was no service. Thankfully cafe affogato was a short walk away and the total was 31$ plus tip for similar and actual fresh items in a lovely cafe setting with smiling workers as opposed to 40$+ for 0 service and hostile staff. It doesn't take a genius to figure why this place is closing down.

Pretty new, opened during COVID. Little hole in the wall place with so many cute houseplants! Best for grab and go since I didn't see any seating. Ordered the seasonal creme de la creme coffee with oat milk. MUST TRY. Super flavorful with a hint of citrus taste. The Fog is also SO GOOD. Visiting town for a few days so I'm sad I'm not local; otherwise I'd come here all the time!!! Service was great, super friendly staff who was patient with all my questions. Would highly recommend visiting!

Went on a sunday morning, 6 people ordered ahead of us so expected a short wait (crepes are relatively fast to cook and they only offer one with meat). Waited over 20 minutes, they messed up the coffee order of the person in front of us, when i finally got my crepe it was room temperate bordering cool, only half the cheese was barely melted. They brought out the crepes in batches and 4 people who ordered after us were brought out first, mine last, clearly it had been sitting up there for a while hence the temperature. Crepe was very mid overall, they're were out of a main ingredient. Coffee mid as well.

i was there before 11am on a saturday after i'd done some errands and there were already people in line, mostly ordering beverages...that didn't deter me :) i ordered the fun guy with a mix of mushrooms and swiss cheese mostly because the description caught my eye with the addition of leek confit and it lived up to its hype! great flavor that also transported well! i took it to go not only in just the cone but in a box which was a good call since a little oil from the melted cheese got in the recycleable box but not anywhere else. the size was perfect for someone who's hungry but doesn't want to be absolutely stuffed. i waited about 10min before my order was ready. the two people working managed well considering there were more people who showed up after i did and they were juggling crepe and drink orders. it's been a while since i've been up on this part of capitol hill that is really the edge of denny regrade (for those who have lived here long enough to know what i'm talking about) heading west towards the gentrified south lake union area and my wait time allowed me to get a serious lay of the land. so many buildings closed, boarded up, graffitied over...its not the edge of capital hill i remember but things change and la rue seems to be filling a niche and thriving where they're at. i wish them well and will definitely keep them in mind if i find myself in the vicinity again. last tidbit of advice: if you're driving, parking is going to be a challenge (reason for four stars instead of five) but if you come up olive from downtown then it may be easier to snag whatever spot you first find and hoof it the rest of the way to the intersection where the sea green building with crepes abs beverages await.

What a masterpiece. I watched alex put together the crepe and the amount of attention and detail was wow. The nutella crepe we had was delicious... More nutella than crepe which was exactly what we wanted. They also give you a fork to pick up the little bits that got away at the end. La Rue is a brand new swanky hole in the wall crepe stop in capitol hill among the masses of pot and vape shops in cap hill. I guess they are targeting the munchies crowd which would make sense cos crepes are delicious. They also serve coffee, using beans from Vita. They have savory and sweet crepes. They have specialty coffee drinks as well. I'll definitely be back to try their savory crepes. Love the vibes here too!

This place was so delicious! Came here one weekend morning after a night out when I was STARVING and needed some nourishment. For three crepes, and small tip, it was $40! This place is so adorable, a tiny little walk-up spot on the corner in Capitol Hill with beautiful brightly colored paintings! The people who were working were SO kind, as in, I wanted to be their friends. My sister got the classic (ham, swiss cheese), and I got the Fun Guy (hehe, get it, fungi), with swiss, mushrooms, etc. We also got a strawberry nutella crepe for dessert! They were out of boxes, which didn't bother us as they had these cute little funnel cones with a little internal sleeve to catch any oil so you don't make a mess! The wait wasn't too long and they even had the most adorable little dog inside the window snoozin' in its dog bed, to gape at adorably while waiting for your crepe. The crepes were absolutely fabulous, delicious, and just what were needing that fine morning. We will absolutely be coming back for our future crepe fixes in Capitol Hill! :)

Amazing mind blowing crepes! Their coffee is delicious too. Always consistent - as consistent as their little shop dog sleeping every time I visit

The crepes here were so so good!! I went here last Sunday, and feeling a bit adventurous I got the apple, pistachio, arugula and Brie cheese crepe. This one was pretty interesting - different from what I've had before. It was well cooked and the drizzle of honey complemented the flavour of apples and cheese really well. I would honestly rate it 3.5/ 5. However my friend got the mushroom cheese one and that was AMAZING. Perfectly melted cheese and sautéed flavoured mushrooms. Def would give it 5/5 stars. The crepes tastes so good and we're super fresh. Definitely wasn't pre-cooked or anything. The coffee was also really good. I got the French vanilla coffee and it was perfectly flavoured - not too sweet or too much vanilla. Would def go here again!!

La Rue is an adorable, bright aqua-colored crêperie on the corner of E Denny Way and Summit Ave. They share a building with Reef Cannabis, which your GPS may easily confuse. I ordered the Flower Boy, which is basically a butterfly pea lemonade and the seasonal, Peachez N Cream crêpe. The Flower Boy is colorful and perfect for photos. Compared to other butterfly pea lemonades I've had before, it wasn't special, but it also wasn't bad. With that being said, I'd probably order it somewhere else. I did not enjoy Peachez N Cream crêpe, which included brûléed peaches, ricotta, and cookie crumble. The bottom of the crêpe became mushy and my taste buds were overloaded with ricotta. I think the smarter decision may have been choosing a box container and a different flavor, which I'm open to doing. In terms of price, I felt it wasn't worth it, but my opinion may change with trying another flavor and enjoying it. La Rue has a walk-up window, which makes it easy and safe to order during the pandemic.

This was sooo good! We ordered the crepe with the mushrooms as well as the classic and both were perfectly cooked to order with crispy cheese on the top. The Nutella mocha and pumpkin spice latte were delightful as well - not too sweet and made this meal extra special. Some of the reviews saying it takes a long time made me hesitant to try this place but so glad we went anyways because this is going to be a new favorite breakfast spot! Also it didn't take long at all? There were people in front of us but we only waited 15 minutes for our crepes and we requested that our drinks come out at the same time which was perfect (also that might be their default?) Might be worth asking for the wait time when you order and strolling around the neighborhood while you wait. Definitely worth it :) We ate at the patio tables across the street near dinos which was covered - would recommend!

Oh lord, do I hate putting a bad review, but these guys need to pull themselves together ASAP if their business is to last. I'm French and was very, very excited about this place, even spied it well before it opened. We got the Blacker the Berry ones which sounded delicious. First surprise was being told to wait 20 mins when *there was no one else there*. I then got my mocha, which was lukewarm (details...), and then I noticed out of two burners, they used only one (I think he was uncomfortable using two at once), and to my horror I saw him use a pre-made crepe and warm it up. (No, just no.). Which is weird because he made one, but then used a premade one for the second one. We finally got the crepe and first I have to say...don't put powdered sugar on a crepe that is sideways in a cone. Just don't. It's super messy. Bit into it and there was the strong lemon zest flavor and then...nothing. The Marionberry is bland, and it's not helped by ricotta which doesn't have any flavor but has the quality of retaining heat, meaning you get scalded (I'm not kidding, I burned my finger) by the white and red mix. I kept powering through, hoping for it come together, but at that point I was just hoping my very expensive, very unrewarding snack would end soon. My friend and I looked at each other and then I said "this isn't very good at all", and he finally fesses up and says "yeah, I was thinking that". We didn't get all the way through our crepes, which has never happened to me. Sooo bad. I implore the owners to go eat some crepes elsewhere. Go try the stand next to the subway sandwich place by the convention center, for example. Taste what a crepe should taste like. See how someone does two at once. You can do better than this.

Saw this on social media and the crepe looked amazing. Glad I had the chance to come try! A bit disappointed that they ran out of "The Cheeseboard" which is their most popular item. I ordered the "Fun Guy" and the mushroom mix inside is seasoned so well with amazing umami. The only complaint is I wish the crepe inside can be a bit thinner. Definitely recommend making a trip out for their crepes. The employees were super friendly and great customer service. Would love to come back to try other crepes and their coffee.

I was so thrilled with my experience at La Rue. First, it's an adorable little stand in Capitol Hill. The menu is small but perfect. I ordered the Works crepe which is the Fun Guy plus ham. I waited maybe 10 minutes for my crepe to be made and there was one customer ahead of me so I thought the time was very reasonable. This was a Friday morning and it was gorgeous out too so it was pleasant waiting. The crepe was massive, piping hot and so delicious. I'm actually amazed I finished it but it basically served two meals in one on this particular day. I'd love to come back and share one sweet and one savory with someone else. Friendly customer service to boot!

Have tried to go there 4 times and each time it's either been closed (when it says open) or they're sold out. Not worth the trip at this point.

I added ham to the "fun guy" crepe. It turned out to just be thin-sliced deli ham. The Jarlsberg cheese didn't have any flavor. I wasn't super into the taste of the leek confit. There were definitely a lot of mushrooms, but maybe too many. Supposedly it also had an egg somewhere, but I didn't see or taste it. The crepe itself was good. Nice and soft and thick. And the edges where the cheese was crispy were tasty. The owners were super friendly. Ordering was a very pleasant experience. I might go back if they have an interesting seasonal, but not for any of the current savory crepes.

The first thing that I experienced on a rainy, cold, and dark Saturday night is genuinely one of the friendliest people welcoming me to the window of La Rue. We ordered the Nutella + Strawberry and The Cheeseboard (we got the last one!) and our server asked us if we wanted a pick me up for 8:30PM. Let me tell you, I'm glad we did. They do NOT skimp on the Nutella here. Thank god. We could all do with some more Nutella during 2020. The americano was by far the best americano I've ever had. La Rue poaches it's own pears with winter spices and wine and they are amazing! Like drop my pants amazing. Come here, order everything, and enjoy it in your car or home :)

We were walking downtown and our noses led us to this small coffee shop. It wasn't busy and we had a moment to engadge with the staff and they were amazing. I had a fantastic latte!! The house made vanilla syrup rocked my world and the alternative milk choices were great. They also did a puppuccinos on the house and Oliver was happy . Thank you to the staff for the lovely service and great overall experience.

Let me start by saying I never leave help reviews. They being said, this was My first stop when visiting Seattle and the staff are ducking amazing, they even held on to our luggage when we went to eat down the street. I ordered the health goth latte and holy shit, probably one of the best lattes I've ever had. It tasted like a tootsie pop. This place is amazing!!!

This place is HYPE. Owners have no clue what they're doing. Crepes were mediocre. Came here because I read the articles featuring them and was excited to try them out. Watched them burn multiple crepes that they would throw away, which I suspect was causing the long wait time. Had only 3 customers ahead of me and I waited for 45mins-1hr just to get my 1 soggy nutella crepe. When some of the other customers checked on their orders, the owners also gave them attitude...a snicker and a eye roll. Not worth it.

I'm super excited to have "The Cheese Board" Crepe and "The Nutella" Crepe. I'm constantly fixated by this location from the charm in the plants to the warm-engaged employees / owners (?) Ready to dig in. Ready to have a French attitude for my afternoon. Thank you, La Rue.

We were excited to try this spot out, the IG says Parisian Creperie, so we were excited. We ordered one to split and it took 30-40 minutes to get it with only about 4 customers before us. We were willing to get over the time for what we thought would be an amazing crepe. But we were disappointed. Maybe they should put a sign on how long the crepes take...

Such delicious crepes, great chai, and friendly folx working here. This is a staple for our family when we need a crepe fix!

The crepes are pretty pricey for what you get. The savory crepes could benefit from some sort of aioli (like lemon herb or garlic maybe?). We ended up taking the crepes home and making our own aioli for them and they were much better. I will say that the vanilla bean brown sugar iced latte was AMAZING and if I lived closer, I'd probably order that every day.

LOVED this little shop! The boyfriend and I sometimes take morning strolls before work meetings and we decided to go to La Rue... walk up the Denny Hill then treat ourselves with a tasty crepe. Initial impression. Love the adorable shop, the colors, the window ordering, and friendly service. My only complaint is that the wait is so terribly long. It's a newer shop so I figured that had something to do with it too (also I think they only have one crepe maker which contributes to it). We were told it'd be about 15-20 minutes but it took much longer and there were only 2-3 people who had ordered before us. It ended up I'd be a 20-30 mins late for a work meeting at this speed so I rescheduled my usual morning meeting. Note to self: Next time, plan to go when I have more down time. They don't have an online order option which would be helpful, but it doesn't seem like they need it for the business right now because most weekends they're selling out. Kudos! As for taste, it's absolutely delicious and it's so worth the wait! We ordered: - Blacker the Berry: Delicious, not overly sweet - The Classic (has ham): Definitely my fav! - The Fun Guy (has mushroom): My boyfriend's fav! I'd highly recommend going here when you can, or don't... so I don't have to wait as long :P

I traveled through France many a time, and I always enjoyEd local fresh crepes. Thank god there is a place like this in seattle. Capitol Hill . it's true. Service is splendid. Food is very tasty and satysfing. I wish they have some better sitting options. Back and hip pain make themselves present. I found LaRue spotting it from bus #8. Anyways. I'm a regular now. Jib well done

So good! Cute little walk up window with two great owners and delicious crepes. My fav is to find someone who will share half a savory and half a sweet with me. I prefer the strawberry Nutella and fun guy or the works. It can take a bit to get your order so grab a coffee and walk to the community garden down the street while you wait (or to crumbl pastry if you're real hungry). Next time I go I'll add some photos. We always eat them too quick to catch a shot. They also serve delicious cafe vita coffee :)

I ordered 2 strawberry Nutella's and 1 Fun Guy (fungi get it) hahahahha! My kids didn't leave any of the strawberry Nutella crepes left. My fun guy was delicious! Also ordered the vanilla bean coffee and it did not disappoint!

The crepes are yummy and freshly made when you order them. Portion sizes are large and filling. The staff is polite. It would be nice if they had a few tables or even just a bench to sit on while you wait. Otherwise everything was good.

My wife and I stumbled upon this place while en route to another spot. We were immediately greeted by the owners inside who offered to go through the menu with us. After settling on the Blacker the Berry crepe and Brown sugar vanilla latte. The flavors in the crepe worked well together - the lemon and huckleberry flavors combined to send me to sweet and tart heaven. The powdered sugar on top was more for aesthetics I believe, since the crepe itself was quite sweet. All of this flavor wrapped in a warm, soft, perfectly crumbling doughy shell made it a perfect afternoon snack. I couldn't help but promote the place while walking away, since it was delicious and I can now say Seattle has an amazing street crepe spot to visit.

Amazing crepes! We ordered a whole sampler platter of a few savory and a few sweet. My favorites were the cheese plate which had Brie, walnuts and apples and the Brie and jam. The apple and walnut in the cheese plate gave it a perfect harmony of textures and the crepes were perfect, thin and spongy with a nice lacing of crunchy Asiago around the edge. Marvelous!

In an adorable storefront with walk up window service, are the most delicious, fresh made crepes and coffee drinks. This is not only the best kept secret in all of Seattle, but I can say with experience, the west coast. There were 6 of us so we got one of everything and sampled it all. Watching the artistry of the crepe-making chef is part of the fun of this place. The savory crepes are hearty and satisfying and the sweet crepes are the perfect combination of sweet inside the velvety crepe. As If that's not enough, the barista has developed her own syrups, for a full menu of thirst quenching iced and hot coffee and tea drinks. This place is a gem! We will be back for sure!

The crepes are made fresh to order, therefore it does take a bit to stand outside, however the wait it 10000% worth it. They melt in your mouth and are easy to eat on the road. If you order more than 2 you may wait a bit longer, it appears they only have two machines in the back. But again, something you should not just walk past!

La Rue has been on my list for awhile. I ordered the Fun Guy and my partner got the Nutella with strawberry. We both ordered the honey lavender coffees with our crepes and enjoyed our meals a lot. We had our drinks and crepes in about 10 minutes. Both owners were friendly and take pride in what they do!

My boyfriend and I were so disappointed that we started this account just to write a review. Never in my life did I think I would wait 45 min for two basic crepes at a cafe, but that's what we did. In that time they only managed to get out 4 other crepes and two coffees. I had to fight the urge to warn other potential victims of the long wait. They were not informing people of the wait time and there were no apologies when we got our food. When we finally got our crepes we ate them in our car immediately. The banana Nutella one was fine, very basic and nothing special, which isn't surprising because Nutella saves everything. The ham, egg, and cheese however was especially disappointing. The cheese was rubbery and there were no eggs to be found. My boyfriend could only eat half of it and to top it all off it sent him running to the bathroom an hour later. We were hoping the food would be worth the wait and redeem the awful customer service, but that was not the case.

Very friendly and efficient service by Alex. The coffee here is really good and it was nice getting a small cookie along with it. Would definitely come back here again.

My husband and I stumbled upon this shop while walking through Capitol Hill. We ordered the berry and ricotta cheese crepe, which was absolutely delicious. The sweetness of the ricotta and the tartness from the berries was the perfect marriage. My husband got the brown sugar vanilla latte and loved it. Will definitely come back to this gem again!

My coffee was so amazing and the owners are so nice! The shop is so beautiful and the logos and plants and greenery make it so fun! I ordered a latte and they don't use artificial syrups! She makes the vanilla syrup from scratch. Love This place and can't wait to come back again when I visit. The owner even gave me a little plant which was so nice.

We were so excited to support this local business but experienced the worst customer service! Waited 50 minutes for 2 crepes with no explanation or apology. When we inquired about our food we got cussed out by the owner, the order window slammed in our face and told to never come back. So sad and so unfortunate especially in such a unique and inclusive place like Seattle.

Amazing crepes! It was worth standing in the rain for my Nutella strawberry crepe. They're generous with the Nutella as well! Will definitely come back again.

Simple menu but sooo delicious. I've had some good crepes, but these may be the best. I grabbed the "fun guy." It was a perfect savory crepe. Loved that it's grab and go too and you can explore the city while eating.

This place is an amazing addition to the neighborhood. We couldn't ask for better neighbors serving amazing food and coffee. I got the savory crepe and it hit the spot. All my coworkers go crazy for the Nutella mocha coffee. Everything has been so delicious and the owners are real, kind, superb humans. Just a note to anyone leaving negative comments during an extremely tough time for businesses- You're a dick. If you don't have something amazing to say about a business, go somewhere else instead of trying to kick them when it's not up to your standard.

The crepes here are amazing (the fun guy is my favorite)! kitchen is super clean and the service was really friendly. Also, the drinks are delicious and all the syrups are made in house. I loved the pomme fizz and the fog. Definitely recommend!

The worst customer service in Seattle! You guys need to get busy making these crepes instead of posting on Instagram and your customers wouldn't have to wait so long!

La Rue is an amazing new Crepe spot below The Reef. I've had The Classic and The Works, the works wasn't on the menu, but I think it's the Classic and Fun Guy combined, and it was delish! Great little walk up window, coffee was great too! Highly recommend!!