Petite Loulou Crêperie

The food was absolutely delicious. Crepe was perfect. Croque Monsieur had the right amount of cheese and was gooey but the bread held together. The raspberry champagne cocktail was delicious. Rose latte flavor was a wonderful balance. The outside seating wraps around the side with table, chairs, and umbrellas.

This lovely place in purceville has quite the welcoming atmosphere with the uniquely designed building, and not to mention the Fresh Crepes! Fresh pastries! Fresh quiches! And not to mention.. coffee! Highly recommend coming to this place if you’re in the mood for a quick bite, quick coffee, or even a full meal!

My wife and I stopped by this nice little creperie for some breakfast. The coffee was absolutely great, I ordered a cappuccino and she got a mocha. The staff was very fun and friendly. The decor and the vibe inside was perfect! I did not expect the floor to ceiling decor to be so in-theme from the outside of the bar. The furniture is comfy and there is of seating both indoor and outdoor. I do wish our drinks were served in mugs instead of to-go cups, but I did get my cappuccino in a glass. Unfortunately the crepe my wife got seemed a bit undercooked and a little too sweet for a savory crepe. She ordered the chicken cordon bleu, despite the unappealing crepe she said the proteins were delicious! I got the prosciutto and brie sandwich and it was excellent! The bread they used was very nicely made with the perfect balance of crunch and softness. The side salad was a bit too sour in opinion. Lastly, I got a butter croissant which was perfect! I have been told great things about these crepes so I wouldn't mind returning for the coffee and maybe a sweet crepe next time!

This place really has great food but two things stop it from being a great place to eat overall. Cleanliness: This restaurant is dirty, it appears to be cleaned rarely, and when it is cleaned, done so poorly. The floors feel sticky and the open air kitchen has a layer of food residue on every surface and piece of equipment. Frankly, it’s disgusting. I’ve worked in kitchens that close at 11:00PM and the chef does not leave till after 1 or 2AM just because of the cleaning that must take place. It is not easy to keep a restaurant clean, but it is a nonnegotiable. Service: This restaurant is understaffed, as many are these days. While you do order at the counter and pick up your food yourself, the kitchen moves at a glacial pace and there is nobody bussing and cleaning tables. Because of this, during the rush many tables sit dirty and unused. Flower center pieces are dead, potted plants are rotting outside, and the tables are all covered with a layer of grime. I’ll be coming back for the food and the crepes but I tend to avoid busier times when I know they will be struggling to keep up. I would also avoid this place if you consider yourself even remotely germophobic. Thanks.

We’ve visited Petit a few times and enjoyed it, vowing to return again. But today’s visit was our last, unless they improve. The place is, well, dirty. The floors and tables indoors need a good cleaning, and please either deeply clean the black and white striped couch or dispose of it. In its current deeply-stained state, it doesn’t belong in a restaurant. FYI: That couch has been in the same location and soiled condition since I first visited a year ago. Now, about the outdoor seating…the tables are dirty, the ground is littered with dead leaves and trash (plastic cups, used sugar packets, napkins, etc), not to mention dead bushes in flower boxes that need repair. I used a paper napkin to wipe off a table before we sat down and it was black. I stopped a staff person and asked if they clean the outdoor sitting area because it needs it. Her reply was that it’s been windy and hard to keep up with it. Hmm…then why is the outdoor seating area at the adjacent bar/ restaurant clean and attractive. (I saw a staff person at that establishment wiping a table with cleaner after a party left.). The winery a couple doors down has a clean outdoor area, as well. One expects at least a clean environment when a couple spends $45 for lunch. Oh, and the coffee in the help-yourself canister was lukewarm, but it was quickly replaced when we asked. So, that’s something.

This little gem of a crêperie is an easy 45 minute drive from the metro area. I brought my wife to celebrate a milestone in our lives. Petite LouLou made her eyes sparkle! Fresh baked pastries hourly! Sweet and savory crêpes that knock the socks off the competition. Presentation that goes beyond. Service that is personable and efficient. We couldn’t imagine a better place to celebrate!

I liked their ambience a lot. The interior speaks of France. A lot of places to take some good photo. Their selection of crepes in the menu were a lot. I had ham and cheese crepe and strawberry almond crepe and those were delicious.

Such a cute place. Excellent selection of crepes and pastries. Everything is fresh and delicious. Highly recommend! The staff is wonderful and personable too!