Creperie Antoinette

Let me start by saying the Crepes here are absolutely delicious and huge. At about 15 to 17 dollars I thought it was pricey but when you see the size no it is a meal. I could not even finish mine. I had the Nutella strawberry whipped cream crepe and it was perfect. So delicious perfect amounts of everything. My friend got a Savory one and it was a mushroom feta pesto crepe and it was also delicious. Something I would definitely recommend if you're a vegetarian and wanting something savory. We also both got chai icedd lattes and those were delicious as well. I believe there's only one person working the front of the store and making everything and customer service was great. But do not come in here if you're in a rush. From the moment we ordered to when we got our food and drinks it was over 30 minutes. I think they should definitely make the people's drinks first and let them sit and enjoy their beverage while they make the crepes. Because 30 minutes for a crepe and iced latte is kind of ridiculous. But it's a small business and the food was great so that's why I'm giving them five stars.There is street parking but it is metered so go over to a side street nearby for free parking.I wish I had taken pictures of the inside because the place is really cute. I love the decor. Great ambience

Charming cafe Parisian bistro inspired. Very cute for what you see in PB. Spacious and with a bit of outdoor seating as well. However, maybe for the times I have been, always kind of late before closing time the place has always been semi empty and the ice cream not tasting very good or as expected. I will give it a try for the crepes during prime time which I assume is brunch.

We were walking somewhere else in PB for a quick bite and got tired of walking when we passed this spot. Figured a crepe and gelato might hit the spot - and it did!First- this place is adorable! The music was a vibe too. Service was friendly and as quick as it could be with only one person working the night I visited (they weren't crowded, don't worry.) It was delicious- I had a nibble of my friend's gelato which I enjoyed as well! Glad we changed up our plans and came here instead!

After a very disappointing experience at Better Buzz, which I am convinced is a popular chain based solely off social media trends and people who are fans of sugary flavors rather than coffee, I happened to come across Creperie Antoinnette.I was beyond impressed by the interior, quality of the espresso, and extremely kind, courtesy, and professional service. there weren't very many vegan options on the menu. However, I came for coffee and left extremely satisfied. The amount of effort and detail that went into decorating Creperie Antoinnette is astounding! I felt as though I was instantly transported off the streets of Pacific Beach to France, making for a truly remarkable experience!

I stumbled upon this new dessert spot on Garnet Ave after departing from another place where I ate dinner. This space used to be the home of a surf shop. Inside was a beautifully decorated seating area that felt more like a high-end French cafe. There was a candle in a holder on each roundtop table in addition to the checkered floor tiles, wall mirrors, and chandeliers. The two ladies behind the service counter greeted me warmly as I approached.Crepes, gelato, coffee, and tea were featured on the menu. In the back of the suite, you could peer through a window and watch crepes being freshly made on an iron griddle. The six savory crepes cost between $16.95 and $18.95 while the six sweet crepes were priced slightly less at either $14.95 or $15.95. The gelato pricing was complicated with three tiers based on three sets of flavors. Within each tier, you could select one scoop or two scoops. The second scoop could cost $1, $1.20, or $1.30 more depending on the flavor.One of the workers offered taste samples of the gelato. I tried a few of the nine available flavors before settling on two scoops of the Mango Sorbet in a cup versus a cone. The fruity flavor was strong for this sorbet. If I was not so full from dinner, then I might have elected a sweet crepe for dessert instead of gelato. I hope the owners can install some permanent signage on the marquee soon because a sidewalk sign was the only reason why I noticed the presence of Creperie Antoinette while passing by.

This is a charming cafe. We came in on a Sunday morning and had the place to ourselves. There were a few other customers that stopped in for a short time. Soft French music was playing in the background and it was a relaxing way to start the day in a quiet and clean place.I ordered an Americano and the crepe with prosciutto. They only offered the coffee in one size (16 ounces). I would have preferred an 8 ounce or 12 ounce, but despite the larger serving size, the coffee was excellent. The crepe was light, fluffy and very good. For breakfast, perhaps more options should be available (i.e. croissants) for those who aren't interested in crepes.Service was friendly and welcoming.

We came in during the flash flood. So we had the place to ourselves. We loved the crepes and service what a great little spot

Excellent banana nutella crepe enough for two people and great service too very lovely environment to sit and enjoy the sun with the roll up door they also have gelato

A beautiful little date night spot, my girlfriend and I stopped in recently and the girl working there, Mimi, was really kind and helpful with picking out a few amazing treats. The music and decor were both on point and the crepes themselves were absolutely delicious. We love the spot and look forward to coming in again!

What a gem of a place!!! Feels very much like a real European cafe. Delicious gelato. Excellent espresso. Big nicely lit place. Super nice staff, owner Philip is so kind. Been back twice, will keep coming. Updated: been here three times since my first review. Each time, the place seems to be getting worse and worse. They barely have any choice in gelato, the employee always seems sad, and one time we came they just had a sign up on the door saying be right back, we waited for like 10 minutes and nobody showed up. I think this place is dying.