le petit triangle cafe

crepes-crepes-crepes. loved the atmosphere, thecrepesare to die for and the price was amazingly reasonable.

just got back from paris so i was anxious to try some parisian food again.  what a disappointment!  the onion soup was so bland but with an extra, unidentifiable odd flavor.  the cassoulet beans were under done and the whole dish lacked flavor.  my friends got the steak, huge fatty pieces attached to the meat.  no one in the party enjoyed their food.  it is a shame, the place was cute but the food was not good.  i wish i would have tried thecrepesbut there is no next time.

fun little parisian diner. food is absolutely incredible. bettercrepesthan in quebec city. service was a bit slow, but you don't go here for a quick bite.

what a terrible experience my girlfriend and i had on 1/23/2016 for dinner.  we had reservations for 6:00pm.  it took some time to get our order in but it was no problem because we were not in any hurry.  my friends dinner was very disappointing she claimed it was cooked to long with a burnt taste to it a seafood crepe dish.  the crepe was terrible she claimed.  my duck dish was ok nothing to write home about, the only problem was the vegetables that were on top of the casserole duck was cold.  we nicely explained to the waiter/ manager about our meals and he just brushed it off.  my friend never even ate half her dinner.  we had to flag down the waiter for another drink and order dessert.  it took some time, but again we were not in a hurry and thecrepeswere worth waiting for.  thecrepeswere very good.  soon as we finished ourcrepesand still had more then half a drink left for both of us.  the manager asked if we liked thecrepeswe said yes and then told us need to pay our bill because they need the table there is 2 people waiting for it.  i was so insulted, my friend and i stated we still had our drinks.  didn't seem to matter.  i have never been asked to leave any restaurant before because they have someone waiting for a table.  we left pretty upset and disgusted.  when i went to get my coat in the other room the booths were open and i did not see anyone waiting to be seated.  i will never recommend or go back to le petit again.

ratatouille was great andcrepeswere amazing small location but great food and service kid friendly and nice environment would love to go back again

worst waiter/average food. after dining here a few times, the last visit sealed it, never again! the waiter totally ignored us after sitting for 15 minutes he yelled across the room, "i'll be right with you," and another 15 minutes went by after my friend joined me. no apologies, no water, no coffee order, just a crazy, dumb, overdone attitude when the waiter arrived at the table. the food arrives,crepesare below average but again, there was no return of our hero to ask if our orders were ok, no refilling of coffee or water. whoever owns this place must be lousy at training or maybe it was just the waiter. either way my friend and i will not go back. not recommended!

we started out the day of our wedding anniversary in cleveland, and since most downtown restaurants are closed on sundays, we thought we'd venture out to ohio city to enjoy some brunch at le petit triangle cafe—a super cute french restaurant reminiscent of some of the french cafés we had seen in paris on our honeymoon. we each ordered a savory crêpe, mine being one with roasted chicken, white cheddar cheese, and mango chutney. r. had one with mushrooms, caramelized onions, and scrambled eggs that normally comes with blue cheese as well but he skipped the blue cheese. all in all, the crêpes were tasty and the atmosphere pleasant—a nice way to ring in our second year of marriage!

commendable crêpes. the crêpes were very good. i also had the croque monsieur which i thought was very well done.

they were out of coffee for a french press when i was there which was unfortunate.

i did find the music too loud in the restaurant as well.

crepes!. triangle cafe is a great place to relax and enjoy somecrepesand coffee. wonderful location, cool building and delicious food.

nothing special.. i live for crepes, but i have to say that the one that i had at la petite triangle was lackluster. i had the artichoke crepe with tomato, gruyere and artichoke hearts that was cold when they served it to me. the cheese was not melted and the hearts were still chilled. this crepe should have been a home run as it isn't that complicated and has a winning combination of ingredients. the salads were the best part of the meal. the triangle salad had a decent raspberry vinaigrette, which normally i find too sweet, and a delicious chevre. the lentil salad was a nice balance of texture and refreshing flavor. the quiche was a nightmare, overcooked on all edges and so, so salty. finally, i had the soup du jour, which was a mushroom consomme, and it was bor-ing! i would try this place again if i was looking for a good salad but i would steer clear of thecrepesand quiche. but what is a trip to a french cafe without a delectable quiche worth? side note: the vibe in this place is just weird.

this place rocks!. where do i begin??...this place is wonderful! thecrepesare delicious! the salads are beautiful (and tasty)! the gnocci mac and cheese is absolutely sinful! and for dessery, a banana and nutella crepe is highly recommended if you're interested in experiencing heaven on a plate! the people are very friendly. the coffee is also yummy! and finally, the atomosphere is so darn cute and cozy! highly recommended!