our crepes & more

delicious.... the biggest decision is sweet or savory .... my husband and i decided on a savory for each and to split a sweet. i had the mushroom, onion and swiss. husband had sausage, cheese and egg. we then split a nutella and banana..... would highly recommend all 3. incrediblyfriendlystaff as well ( assume perhaps the owner due to the french accent). will be back!

although it doesn't look like much from the outside, it is clean and welcoming inside. the menu is filled with both sweet and savory crepes including the standard french fare and more unique ones as well. staff isfriendlyand the food is great. a wilmington must do for breakfast or lunch.

this place is amazing!friendlystaff, amazing food, quick service. will probably go back for monthly specials!

great place. really enjoyed the crepes and the pain bagnat.friendlyand courteous staff. great place for breakfast and lunch. thankfully no one was seriously hurt when the flying truck tires crashed through their window this week. best wishes!

all time favorite restaurant in wilmington!! i grew up w my mother making swedish crepes & thought there was nothing that topped hers...until my brother introduced me to our crepes & more!! i recently moved to wilmington so i know i will be spending more time there. butter, cinnamon & sugar crepe is my fav so far...but i look forward to trying something new every time. the owners & staff are extremelyfriendly& remember me every time i come in!! the espresso is very good as well. :)

the best!. our crepes & more has delicious crepes, extensive menu with lots of yummy goodies and their homemade ice cream is the best! they have such afriendlystaff and inviting atmosphere. i can't wait to go back!

crepes in wilmington nc. very good experience. great food,friendlystaff. i wish ocm the best.
john & michelle

great little place and very different!. we slept a little late one morning on our visit to historic wilmington, nc and wanted to eat brunch at someplace different. we consulted urbanspoon and found this wonderful little restaurant. their crepes are heavenly, but are light and not overly rich. the coffee was the best ever, and we enjoyed conversing with thefriendlyowners, who are from france. great, cheerful atomosphere and we plan a return visit soon.

my favorite place. i just love it, the food is great, fresh and fairly priced, the marguerats are always kind andfriendlyhosts. the place is always clean. my favorite place in wilmington by far.

very french, very good. two of us tried our crepes for lunch yesterday, and both of us enjoyed it immensely. the portions were smallish, and the preparation somewhat understated - both very french, we agreed. americans might be used to more food on the plate and more embellishment on the food, but it turned out to be just the right portion for lunch, and excellent food.

i had the la forestiere, chicken with mushrooms and onions, topped with whipped cream. the crepe is enorrmous, but of course very thin, and folded into a flat square the size of the plate. it looks deceptively small, and the filling appeared drier than i expected (my american propensity for saucy food, i guess) but it wasn't dry at all, and it was very tasty. the whipped cream was a smallish blob, and it melted quickly so that it was more garnish than ingredient.

my boss got the quebec, which would have been my choice as well if she hadn't ordered first, and it too was excellent. smoked salmon, sour cream and chives, with the same little whipped cream plop, and a nice fresh lemon wedge. i will order that next time, for sure, and would really like it if they could throw in some capers.

the menu says the crepes include a small salad, and we expected some greens on the plate, perhaps. what we got was the shredded carrot salad from the menu and while i was slightly taken aback, it was very good and i would get it on purpose again. it had a slightly nutty flavor, perhaps walnut oil in the dressing. i also got the nutella ice cream, which was very nice.

the atmosphere is interesting - an old schlotzky's not extensively remodeled. you wait in line to order, then get your drink, seat yourself and they bring the food. i didn't count, but i'd say it wouldn't seat more than 30, and it was about half full toward the end of lunchtime. there are a number of two-tops and some four-tops, and a high bar table or two as well. we sat right up against the glass window, but even as hot as it's been there was no discomfort. everyone there, including the owner who took our order, was veryfriendlyand attentive. i hope they will include the ability to add a tip to the credit card, as i tend not to carry much cash. i will definitely eat there again and recommend it to my friends - even though i am widely known as a non-fan of french restaurants.

fun,friendlyvalue. we noticed this new place as we drove by on oleander and stopped in to check it out. we learned it's owned by a french family who have lived in the states for years and who chose to settle in wilmington. the daughters were at the counter the day we were there. they were very helpful and friendly.
the menu includes crepes, sandwiches, salads and homemade ice cream (and more). the savory crepes include both meat and veggie choices and come with salad, but we were in a sweet mood. we ordered one strawberry crepe and one chocolate-banana crepe.
the crepes were tender and tasty, the fruit was fresh and not too sweet. add ice cream and whipped cream and there was a lot of food for the price--all handmade and fresh when we ordered it. we can't wait to go back and get the nutella crepe (just like the little stands in paris). at mealtime, i want to try the goat cheese and honey or ratatouille and chicken.
and, they have free wi-fi. perfect.