Paris Crêpes Café

The food was absolutely delicious and our server Jade made our experience the best dining we had on our trip to the Falls. All food was delicious and the French Onion Soup was the best I’ve ever had. I would come back just for that. In addition, the atmosphere brought back memories from Paris and the chef personally came out and checked on us as well as made our Crepe’s in front of us. Everyone was extremely friendly.

This was quite honestly, one of the best experiences I’ve ever had in any restaurant. The staff were extremely friendly and down-to-earth, the decor of the restaurant was very charming, and all tables were tidy and clean! They had a wide variety of food options, and I appreciated the large gluten-free options (although not gluten-free myself). The food was all made in-house with a very high quality to its taste, and I would definitely come back next time I’m in Niagara Falls!

A little french cuisine that is situated between the border of USA and Canada. Canard was cooked to perfection. Mussel broth was full of flavors. Crepe was not over sweet, which was perfect as it made it more enjoyable. The decor was unique and service prompt. Service was a bit slower considering we are the only table, but good things are worth the wait so no complaints 😉.

2nd time visit from 4 years ago. The quaint restaurant is located in a rather unassuming area of Niagara Falls. Not much goes on there, I think the city is trying to revive the old downtown area. But totally Love the Parisian atmosphere. Food always good, Coffee, latte always great although I think the latte can be a bit stronger.. We visited on the Saturday afternoon after New Year, so the town was very quiet, practically dead LOL! French onion soup was awesome, even the bread on top was not soggy and has a slight crunch to it. Sud Ouest crepe, delicious with duck confit and caramelized onion. Papillon crepe was also very good. Too full to have dessert! Next time. We will try visit every time we come to Niagara Falls. Bravo and reasonably priced.

Beautiful French-themed cafe! Food was great quality! The waitress we had was very attentive and kind.

This place was absolutely amazing. The only reason I am rating it a a 4 star is the price was a tad high for the portion sizes. If there was a 4.8 rating then that would be justified. If I was rating on food alone without price then it’s a 5. We had the French Onion Soup ($18.50) and the Beef Bourguignon ($42.50). In my opinion soup should have been reasonably priced at $12 and the Beef dish around $28-$32. We also had the ice wine ($16 for 2 oz) but OMG was it amazing. The flavor on the wine was the best I’ve ever had. Very fruity tasting. Lastly we had the Crème Brûlée ($12) fair price. That dish was very good as well. I will for sure be back dispute the higher price point. The atmosphere was relaxing and very romantic with dim lighting. Candles at every table. The server we had tonight was very pleasant and friendly.

It's my 3rd time coming here in the span of 10 yrs ,every time it's been consistently excellent, the choice of ingredients fresh and gourmet together create a well balanced plate.. and yes the French onion soup is very good..

Food was amazing and the ambiance is perfect! I felt like I was in Paris all over again. We had the French onion soup, warm croissants and Galettes!!!! EVERYTHING was fresh and delicious! If you come this way please stop by IMMEDIATELY ❤️

My family and I visited Paris Crepes Cafe during our trip to Canada, and I have some mixed feelings about the experience. First off, making an online reservation was a breeze, and we were seated right away, which was a relief after an early morning start. The ambiance was a bit on the chilly side with the door open--probably normal for locals, but as foreigners, we found it a little uncomfortable. The French press coffee was one of the highlights; smooth and flavorful. I ordered a second one upon receiving the first one, but unfortunately, it didn't arrive until after we were done eating. By then, it kind of lost its charm. Now for the food. I ordered the Oeuf Mediterranean, which consisted of 2 Poached Eggs, Ratatouille, and Goat Cheese on a Toasted Baguette. While the portions were decent and looked very pleasing but much of it had that unmistakable frozen taste, which was a letdown. The service itself was pleasant; our waitress was friendly and accommodating, but the awkwardly long wait for the bill did put a damper on things. Overall, the quick seating, great coffee, and friendly service made for a nice morning out.

This was within walking distance of our B&B and came up in a search for gluten-free food. We arrived right around 5p and were greeted promptly. We were seated inside as the outside tables were already taken. The interior of Paris Crepes Cafe is decorated with French posters and art. The dark woodwork is accented by cream walls and red upholstery. Flowers decorated the entry and some of the tables. Definitely a French bistro vibe. Upon scanning the menu, we discovered that the galettes de sarrazin are made with buckwheat and, therefore, gluten free! I ordered the Rocamadour, and my partner got La Veggie. Both came with a small salad with French vinaigrette dressing. The Rocamadour contained goat cheese, pear, and walnuts topped with a drizzle of honey. It was delish and very filling. I also tried a bite of my partner's La Veggie with flavorful ratatouille and cheese. Both were really tasty. If we don't go back tomorrow, we'll definitely be back next time we visit. Highly recommend.

Many GF buckwheat options. Wow, I had the savory duck crepe and it was amazing. Other people in our party had the Nutella with fruit and it was equally as good. This is still the best crepe place I have ever been too. Service was subpar this visit.

What a hidden gem...on a cold winter morning, and I'm not feeling so great, we had the hankering for some comfort food. My husband queried "best crêpes" and this did not disappoint. We stepped right into Paris with this one... music, ambiance, decor and great and friendly service. The food was excellent. Very filling too... I had to take my savoury Bellecotte home with me, while the tutti fruiti was a solid hit for my husband. We will come try dinner here sometime for sure!!!

An adorable unique brunch spot! So many different crepes to choose from, and not to mention they were delicious. I got the Rocamadour, which had pear slices and honey, and I added an egg to it. I've only ever had sweet crepes before this. Not to mention the croissants were the best I've ever had!! Inside is small and quaint, I loved the vibes! The only thing stopping me from giving this restaurant 5 stars was our waitress. She was pretty rude and not attentive at all. I asked for no goat cheese on my crepe- and I got lectured by her for it. My sister asked to add bacon to her crepe, and was scoffed at for it. Other than that we had a great experience here.

Delicious savory Gluten Free crepes. Check out their daily specials. We went on Wednesday, which were half off mussels. The waitress (Jade or Jane) was so nice and accommodating, made sure my crepes (both savory and sweet) were gluten free. It's off the main drag of the falls tourist area, easy to find street parking (free after 6pm) on a weekday. Met some nice locals too.

The crepe I got came with Ice cream and the batter tasted so sweet- I loved it, but if you are not into sweets, I wouldn't recommend it. They do not have good vegan options, so if you are vegan, I wouldn't recommend going in here. Staffs were nice and answered my questions when asked. It was little pricy for my liking, but I think it's cause it's touristy area? For example, One glass of Hot Apple cider was $6.50 CAD.

Such a cute café to visit, definitely give it a try. The salmon eggs benedict were so good. I've had this dish before but it tastes like, a thousand times better served with a croissant. The overall aesthetic in the restaurant is really nice, if you dress up in a cute little outfit, I'd recommend taking some photos for your socials. The only "issue" I found with this place was the service. The gentleman who was our waiter was kind of awkward and didn't really say much, but he was still polite. Would probably go back the next time I'm in the area!

Food Crapes are nice Service is fine Clean restaurants Here we can taste exactly like Paris

We will come back here again. Amazing food. Service was great, food was spectacular and we had breakfast and supper in the same day.

Such a great find! The French Press coffee was soo good. We enjoyed the French 75 breakfast drink and the main meal was just soo delicious (la savoyarde). Service was prompt and friendly. Ambiance was about what you'd expect in a small breakfast place. Loved it and would absolutely go back!!!!

Spent a romantic weekend with my gf in niagara falls recently and we arrived way earlier than our hotel checkin time so we hopped on yelp and found this highly rated french bistro 10-15 min away. When we arrived, we didn't notice any street parking out front (as it's a quaint little spot) so we pulled up in the back where there was designated parking). The first thing you notice when you walk in to the resto is french posters and older paint finishes on the bar and upholstery). There was one waitress manning the entire front of house but luckily it wasn't too busy at lunch on a friday. She was extremely nice and bubbly. We were sat and brought water right away. We settled on a pair of savoury crepes. The sud ouest (which was made with duck confit) and the papillon (which came with ham and apple compote). We also ordered some chai and a cappucino to wash it all down. We were both pleasantly surprised with the big size of the crepes. Both crepes were delicious. So crispy and thin. The onion jam went so well with the duck but the true star of the show was the apple compote in the papillon crepe. It was a PERFECT balance of flavours. The saltiness of the ham and swiss cheese combined with the sweetness of the apple was just an explosive bite every time. I'm not sure if the resto uses farm to table philosophy, but the ingredients tasted REALLY fresh. The cheese was very good quality and I felt like they cured their own ham in house. My gf gave the cappucino double thumbs ups and while the chai latte wasn't the best one I've ever had, it was very, very solid and not overly sweet. It was an amazing meal to start a weekend getaway trip and I'll be back in the future for sure! (possibly for dinner?)

We enjoyed amazing hospitality for dinner last night. It was a quiet night for the restaurant, so we were able to chat with the host and chef and get tips on the menu. We were traveling to celebrate our anniversary and when our host heard this she brought us a welcome drink. We were treated to personalized gluten free off menu crisps rather than bread to accompany the salad we ordered. The dressing was inspired - truly the best vinaigrette I've had. My husband got the Boeuf Bourguignon and raved. He felt it was just extraordinary, which he does not throw around lightly. I ordered the Florence Crepe which was delicious- and way more than I could eat. We did order fries since they have a gluten free fryer and I so rarely get to enjoy fries. They were hot and perfect! We did order the crème brûlée when we heard they use honey from their own hives to make it we made room for a bite. Let me tell you... it was phenomenal! Being gluten free, this is frequently the only dessert option, so we've shared crème brûlée around the world. This was by far the best we've ever had (including in Paris this summer). From the welcoming hospitality and ambiance to the delicious and inspired meal this spot won our hearts! Thank you Starr and Jen - wow! A note on gluten free- the host is also gluten free so very knowledgeable and careful. All the sweet crepes can be made with the buckwheat crepe base, so the entire crepe menu is available. The fryer is gluten free. Ask for buckwheat crisps with your soup or salad! Soooo good

Amazing food and great service. Unique twist on a traditional crepe we loved the duck!

Delightful breakfast experience. I found it through a recommendation from TripAdvisor and very glad I did. The food was delicious and unique, at least to me. The ambiance is fun and artsy, including a french speaking radio on the background. If you're in town, I wouldn't miss it. May want to drive or uber there.

I have been craving Buckwheat crepes for a while now and finally found them here. The ambiance in the place was very inviting. It's a great place to have classy brunches or romantic dinners. I went with a friend and both of us really enjoyed our crepes. I got the bellecotte because I love goat cheese and badly wanted to try the garlic mushrooms. It did not disappoint. I wish I had gotten the egg scrambled but it still was a very good meal. My friend also enjoyed her Prosciutto laden crepe. Would definitely recommend and would definitely come back

It's a cozy nicely done up family owned place with excellent food, drinks and service. We got here just before closing and they were kind enough to seat up and serve us one of the nicest brunches we have had. Highly recommend the French onion soup and eggs benny. The coffee comes in a french press and you can get milk or cream on the side. Looks so cute. The bubbly was pretty great too and the cinnamon added to the flavour. Overall it was a great recommendation and would want to come back soon.

Without knowing it's there it would be very easy to pass this gem by. We stopped for breakfast and were immediately greeted by the friendly staff and blown away at the awesome interior decor. For starters we tried the charcuterie which was delicious (various meats, pickles, red wine soaked eggs and a fresh baguette). Breakfast course consisted of the lil one having a Nutella crepe (with a healthy scoop of Chantilly cream) and wifey and I having the Sud Ouest - a savory and deeply flavorful crepe with egg, Swiss, onion jam (they need to bottle and sell this!) and duck confit. Portions were more than generous. Service staff was very attentive and we appreciated our waitress taking a moment to clarify pronounciations of some of the dishes (breakfast and a bonus French lesson!). If we were in town longer, we would be back every day. I want to bring this place back home with us!

Stopped in on a visit to the falls in summer 2022. It was hot and we were split 50/50 on whether to eat outside on their sidewalk tables, but were easily swayed indoors when the hostess told us they were having a problem with hornets. Inside it was, and we loved the decor and vibe on the interior anyway. It feels miles away from the neon, arcades, and wax museums of the downtown Niagara area, but it's just a short drive away. We had a French onion soup, baguette (with butter and jams), and an eggs benedict. The food was delicious and the surrounding neighborhood held some potentially interesting smaller shops. If you're looking for a casual, but delicious, brunch/lunch away from the super touristy area of downtown Niagara, this is a strong option.

They can basically make any combo of things on an omelette that you wish. Quite good, huge portions. Only complaints: fries were too salty and the croissant was a little over cooked and brown on the bottom.

Love the Tutti Frutti!. Service was great. Always a stop when in Niagara Falls. The savoury crepes are also very good.

A beautiful French Creperie in old Niagara. Decor is very Parisienne and the food authentic. We had Eggs Benedict and and Ouefs meurette followed by the Niagara Falls Crepe. All was delightful, and the depth of flavour in my meurette was worthy of a Michelin star alone. Dining here is enjoying a real taste of Paris without the jet lag and air fare.

Service - A1. I forget her name - but she was great. We ordered a few dishes off the menu - and then a sweet crepe. I would recommend getting more to share as each dish was delicious! Croissant was okay - not the best. If you want more carbs, go with the baguette.

I didn't know we should call for reservations, but they accommodated us. Very cool vibe, very nice wait staff and the food was great! We love crepes! My husband got the salmon and asparagus croissant and loved it!

Such a cute little restaurant in an area where "cute" is nonexistent! This place is one of the best places to go for a nice bite on the Canadian side of Niagara falls away from all the touristy places. Crepes were great and we were so full we didn't have room for dessert, though their dessert crepes look delicious! Definitely on the pricey side but worth it. They taste authentic and have lots of filling so you get your moneys worth.

Nice atmosphere and great food and service. Highly recommend visiting Paris Crepes Cafe

Loved everything about this restaurant--delicious food (both savory and sweet crepes, but also their creative soup of the day!); wonderful service (we came close to the time when they close and they were more than willing to accommodate us, as well as another duo who arrived even later); and very reasonably priced for their quality and portion sizes. Reminded us of Paris! Highly recommend to anyone in the Niagara area, especially if you want to get away from some of the hustle and bustle of the touristy, crowded and oft-overpriced hotel-adjacent restaurant chains or Clifton Mill area.

The crepes were all excellent! The decor is really cute, and the staff were generally friendly. Recommend reservations on busier weekends. We had one but probably would have been ok as we got there as it opened, but if you have more than four in your group, I'd suggest it.

Best french crepes! C'est magnifique! We love coming here for brunch on our niagara visits. The way their crepes are done reminds me exactly the way it's done in Paris...so authentic! They have a wide selection of both savoury and sweet crepes. We've tried both in the past and we usually have a hard time deciding on the one we want. Since we were coming for brunch on our visit here recently, we decided on the savoury crepes this time. I got the Papillon crepe which had the perfect flavours of ham, swiss cheese, and egg mixed with some sweetness of apple compote. My husband and daughter got the Thalassa crepe which was also delicious if you like smoked salmon. I highly recommend a visit here if you are in Niagara region!

Came for brunch today and I had the Bellecotte Crepe (spinach, goat cheese, garlic mushrooms, eggs) and my partner had the oeufs en meurette (2 poached eggs in red wine with a burgundy sauce, pearl onions, button mushrooms, on a toasted baguette). Had to say, it was delicious. I can't remember the last time I had a crepe that was as good. I ma see e sure to finish every bite, and shared an apricot jam crepe afterwards. We had the chai lattes to go with our meal and it was wonderful. You could really taste the spice and it paired wonderfully with the steamed milk. I plan on coming again the next time I am in the Falls area!

Nice brunch place! Atmosphere reminds you of Paris. The portions are pretty big, I ordered the egg Benedict and it was amazing. Their homemade croissants are pretty good as well. The crepes are really good. Our waiter/server was very attentive and fast. Definitely try this place out if you want a taste of France.

Pros- the food and drinks and the atmosphere are great. Cons - bad service and slow cooking Our server lady with white hair was very unpleasant, non attentive. When she brought a portable payment terminal and tried to charge my card it didn't go through, she was very upset. I told her it's something wrong here as I just used my card in the other place with no issues. She called the owner to talk to me. The owner was great though, he showed her how to use the terminal correctly. I will forget this bitter taste of service but will remember how great the food was. Especially the crispy croissants

incroyable, went for a clanorque project and was able to speak to the owner and enjoy good crêpes for brunch. Staff are good people ready to help.

When you ate here first in 2016 and for the next 8 years, dreamt about coming back and it finally comes true! We came back to the Falls as my now 14-year-old was only 6 at the time we first visited and he did not remember much, so we decided to repeat the experience. One of the must-stops we knew would be Paris Crepes and I was so glad to see that nothing has changed, including the lovely proprietor, Thierry (how does he stay so fit and good-looking with all these croissants, baguettes and crepes beats me). Our trip this year was with a family of friends, so we all came for a relaxing Saturday brunch. Everything was absolutely fantastic. I am now dreaming about this food again.

As we walked in, we were met with a nice atmosphere of french pop music, low-lighting and nice decor. The waiter served us in a timely manner and brought us extra bread without us asking (yay). The dinner menu wasn't too big but had a decent amount of options. The wine list had a good amount of option's although the cocktail menu was small but they can make you whatever you want. I ordered the beef bourguignon which was a bit small but everything was cooked properly. The sauce could have been made with more aromatics but overall it was good. My sister ordered the ratatouille and found it to be lacking and not what she intended to eat. Notably the amount of sauce. I don't have any big complaints, based on my experience but i would give it 4 stars rather than 3 if the prices were a bit better. Next time I am around here I will come in the morning to get something off the crepe menu.

Wow, this place has been an institution in downtown Niagara Falls which is essentially a void of good restaurants since no tourist really venture this far. But that's their loss, as this place is a gem. It has an authentic French feel and vibe from the moment you step in the door. The food was really good! We shared escargots as an app, and they were scrumptious! I order the cod which was cooked perfectly. It was serve with squid ink pasta and tomato. My partner order crepes with smoked salmon and it came with heaps of salmon! We orders and split a dessert crepe, the Niagara Falls. It was fantastic. I would highly recommend this place if you are looking for something unique and not touristy.

It was very nice to find such a great French cafe in Niagara Falls, especially after other dining places we visited this weekend. IHop breakfast was a disaster and overpriced dinner at Morton's was quite mediocre. We had buckwheat crapes with smoked salmon (Thalassa?) at Paris Cafe and they were delicious. The service was super friendly and fast. The prices were very reasonable for NF, all over places we visited there were way overpriced, I'd say 30-50% higher than in GTA. The cafe is located in old (non touristy) center of Niagara Falls and, unfortunately, the whole area seems to be dying - most of the businesses are closed or for sale/lease and there were very few people as opposed to crowds on the main tourist strip near the falls. We only found this place thanks to the guys at the escape room nearby.

Paris Crepe Cafe is a charming spot in Niagara Ontario that transports you to a cozy Parisian bistro with its lovely quaint decor and pretty tables. The service is excellent, attentive and friendly, and the food is delicious and flavourful. We started our meal with a bowl of French onion soup, which was rich and hearty, with melted cheese on top of crusty bread. Delicious! I ordered a savoury crepe, Bellecotte, with mushrooms and spinach, which was crisp on the edges and tender in the middle, filled with well-cooked vegetables and cheese. The French press coffee was strong and aromatic, a perfect accompaniment to the crepe. My companion had the eggs Benedict on croissant, which was equally satisfying. The croissant was well baked, flaky and buttery, topped with poached eggs and a lip-smacking hollandaise sauce that had just the right amount of tanginess. We also enjoyed an excellent Le Pigelle bubbly which added to the mood. The place was well maintained and neat, with street parking available nearby. This is a must-visit place for anyone looking for a delightful experience in Niagara downtown.

The crepes were excellent as was the service and atmosphere. You really feel like you're in Paris enjoying a drink and crepes. We loved it and was very relaxing.

Lovely spot for brunch. We went on a Sunday afternoon. The minion ordered the ham omelette which is served with fries and mixed greens. Every dish we ordered had some greens which made me happy. The spouse ordered a gourmande galette which is made with buckwheat flour, egg, bacon, Brie, fresh tomato and maple syrup. I went with the sud ouest galette that had an over easy egg with onion jam, duck confit, and Swiss cheese. Their café au lait is served in a bowl sized "mug". I tried le Pigalle because it looked like an interesting beverage. It has absinthe, butterscotch liquor, cinnamon and sparkling wine. I don't know that I would order it again but it was strong and soothing. The absinthe shines. We ended up taking leftovers back to the hotel. Enjoyed the rest as a late night snack. #glutenfree

Had a late breakfast here this morning, 4/11, for my birthday. It was absolutely amazing. The cafe itself has a great atmosphere, walking inside to gentle French music was very nice. Our waitress, Jade, was so sweet, and took such amazing care in all of her work. Our French Press was delicious, I really enjoyed the coffee they use. We had the Assitte De Fromage as an appetizer. It was served with great bread with really amazing butter, and the cheeses themselves were all really great. I especially loved the Goat Cheese, and my partner loved the Brie, but they were all amazing. The Oeuf Benedict was delicious. Absolutely loved the hollandaise sauce, and the salmon was presented well- it was a beautiful display; and the Niagara Falls Crepe was delicious, all the fruit tasted extremely fresh and the ice cream was some of the best I've ever had. Definitely recommend!

Super service and beyond delicious curry mussels! Really nice ambience too. We'll do it again for sure.

Went here for lunch today. This is one nice place inside with all kinds of Paris artwork throughout. Lots of tables and a cool looking bar. The server sat us at a very tiny table with old creaky chairs that felt they might fall apart. Not good. Further, you could hardly put anything on the table beyond two dinner plates. The server was really friendly and attentive. We ordered a glass of wine, the French onion soup, and carrot ginger soup. Prices here are very high for all items; it's shocking considering this is downtown Niagara Falls, not Paris France. The wine was good. The French onion soup came in a small bowl, it was hot and tasty. The carrot ginger soup came to us cold, not even warm. We told the server and he immediately corrected it, but that meant one of us finished the meal while the other had to wait for a new bowl of soup. In all fairness, the second bowl did arrive piping hot. After that experience, we didn't feel like ordering anything else. The baguette did not taste like authentic Parisian baguette; more like a cheap loaf bought at a discount grocery store--it was too airy and light. At the end of it all, two bowls of soup, and one glass of wine, came to almost $36 plus tip. That's way overpriced in my book for what was served.

Food is wonderful! Ambience is perfect . Like a day in Paris! Service was great. I highly recommend this. And btw, it's also got gluten free selection! Don't miss the desert crepes!

One of my favourite French restaurants! When I walk in, it feels like I've stepped into a Parisiene Left Bank Bistro!

This place is so cute and charming. We stopped in for brunch here while on vacation and liked it so much we wanted to return the same trip, but unfortunately it didn't work out. The coffee is strong, fresh and delicious, the service super friendly and the namesake crepes aren't too shabby, either. I highly recommend the meat and cheese board as a starter (We were a group of 4 and it was the perfect amount of food.) It was amazing! 10/10

Our favourite restaurant. Love the food and the staff. We will be there again for March Mussel Madness

A bit on the pricier side but boy was it worth it Really nice food Really nice decor, you won't need to look at your phone while you wait for your food because there's so much to look at.

Outstanding. I was doing the tourist thing in Niagara, and wanted a good breakfast. Like, no IHOP crap. So, I pulled up my Yelp app (of course!) and found this place and decided to try it. I'm glad that I did. First, it is very cute and very French. There are café tables outside in front as well. Since it's the off season in Niagara, it was not crowded at all on the Saturday morning we were there. Service was great, and the French press coffee was amazing. I liked the way this was starting out. My son ordered a chai latte, which was delicious. They do have brunch cocktails on the menu that sound tempting, too. Breakfast was phenomenal. I don't use that word often, but the savory crepe that I had was that good. It contained a sunny side up egg, bacon, brie, and maple syrup on the side. I was unsure about syrup on eggs and bacon, but who am I to question the chef? So syrup it was. And it worked. Decadent and soo good! My son's dish consisted of perfectly poached eggs on a baguette with some kind of red wine sauce with mushrooms and onions. Also amazing. If you're in the Niagara area and want a real breakfast, and want to get away from the tourist strip, this is the place. And it's not a place to bring the kids. Take them to IHOP. It is pricey, though. But worth every Canadian penny.