Cafe Paris French Bistro & Catering

Met a friend here for lunch and we both really enjoyed the Bastille crepe. Has tender chicken, mushrooms and a tarragon sauce. The tarragon was almost undetectable, I would've enjoyed a stronger flavor with the herb. We decided to share a lemon crepe based on another review that we thought would be a dessert crepe. When we got it, was literally a folded crepe with lemon juice squeezed on top. Goes without saying we were shocked thought lemon meant a sweet lemon glaze. We tried sprinkling sugar on top thinking that would help but it didn't. Our server (think owner) was over the top charming and accommodating. This cafe adjoins the Sherwin Williams paint store. Great stop after shopping for paint colors. I will be back just not for the lemon crepe. :)

5.10.24 Look, I strive to patronize the mom & pop shops, or mere & pere cafes. For one thing, they often display lovely local art on the walls & in general, serve the most homemade deliciousness. BUT this dining experience was a stretch. I ordered the Quiche Lorraine & it came out w/ an overcooked top. Could I have sliced off the offensive top? Sure, but for $12.95, I shouldn't have to. After one small bite, I asked the waiter if I could order something different. The waiter gave me a menu & I ordered the Italian salad. It was delicious - fresh prosciutto, mozzarella, pesto, cherry tomatoes on a bed of lettuce, with a balsamic dressing. For $15, I thought it would be a good size & I'd take half of it home. But no, it was one serving. Oh how I was looking forward to a fresh baguette w/ butter. Or even HALF a baguette? But no, instead a hilariously small piece of bread came w/ it. That's just cheap - bread is not expensive to make. The final affront to this dining experience? As I paid at the counter, I thought I'd take something sweet to go. Aha! Chocolate chip cookies in a glass display. Why are they only 60 cents? I have no idea. B/c nothing at this cafe is cheap.Once I got out to my car & looked at this "cookie," I understood why it was 60 cents: it was overcooked. I bit into my "treat" & it was like a hockey puck, almost burnt, & tasteless. These cookies should have been thrown out.As most people who read my reviews know: my great grandmother owned a German bakery in Queens & I come from a lineage of bakers. We take it seriously! We only serve the best of what we bake. If we make a batch of cookies, that oops! we forgot to set the timer for & they turned out to be rocky road hard frisbees, they'd be dumped into the garbage. No question. So again, I critique the heck out of bakers/bakeries/baked goods Their menu is filled w/ crepe dishes which people raved about & are obviously their bread and butter. Haha. So maybe I'll come back for those.Props to the woman who is one half of the French couple that owns the cafe: she was very gracious in letting me send my Quiche back after one bite, to replace it w/ something else, and not charge me for it. Not all restaurateurs are so flexible. We had a nice conversation about different styles of quiche and croissants. In conclusion! This place was super inconsistent with what they serve & so, I'm not sure I'd go out of my way to return.

Such a cute bistro! Small tables set up inside, with a few outside when the weather is nicer. Fairly big menu for a small place with all kinds of savory and sweet crepes, along with breakfast and sandwich options. I got the Johnny G that comes with 2 jam filled crepes, scrambled eggs, and bacon and it was delish. The eggs were so buttery! I also enjoyed a honey latte. Extremely friendly and attentive service.

Love this restaurant atmosphere! It is located in the quiet building, next to the other super-busy breakfast place. It is not hard to find the parking. The decorations and tables/chairs are lovely. The quiche is delicious. I need to go back for crepe and pastries.

What a great place for breakfast or lunch! Came recently with a friend and we tried the savory crepes - Crepes Paris and Crepes La Turkey. Both were absolutely delicious, and the serving size was more than enough for a filling lunch. The owner was gracious and welcoming. Definitely recommend!

We were craving crepes so I just Googled "crepes near me" and saw good reviews. It was a very unassuming spot but we were not disappointed. It was a lovely place. Large selection of savory crepes.. we chose crepes Paris and crepes Bastille... the latter was the favorite but both were good. It was an older crowd, with many seeming to be regulars. It made for a nice atmosphere. I took a flaky almond croissant to go... best decision ever

Ambiance: quiet, low-key, family-friendly, has high chairs, both indoor and outdoor seatingService: friendly and down-to-earth, quick to bring coffee and food out Food: no-frills, food portions are solid, tastes authentically French, lots of ingredients in the crepes, croissant was flaky and fresh! Crepe AnnaCrepe Bastille Coffee with free refills CappuccinoAlmond croissant

Love this spot! I've tried many items on the menu and they are awesome! I would recommend sandwiches on a baguette... authentic and awesome

Cafe Paris is a fun place to grab either breakfast or lunch. We use to live nearby and it was our go to place when we wanted something special and different. The food is good French, but not thumb on the scale French. It's just good and tasty. We've tried most items, but keep coming back for their Crêpes. Our favorite, is their interpretation of the French ham and cheese sandwich, the Croque Madame (Egg) and Croque Monsieur, with real Gruyère cheese. Yum. So slowdown on Hayden near Costco, or you might miss this tasty treat.

Fantastic! Finally made it here. Cute cafe atmosphere obviously frequented by regulars. Excellent service - unobtrusive and efficient. Food was great! Had to try the crepes which did not disappoint. Great portions and everything tasted very fresh. Very reasonable pricing. Will be back - lots to try!