The Real Crepe

Name is right- these are the REAL crepes. This cafe was such a lovely experience all around. Staff are so incredibly kind, and the inside is calm and welcoming. I ordered the hazelnut latte and the lemon curd crepe, both were amazing. I've never had a crepe like this, it's my first time trying an authentically made crepe. Huge difference. Will def be back - my mom would love the calm vibes here. 100/10 also seems like it's family owned!! Love

I personally wish to give a shoutout to the family behind The Real Crepe - maintaining and honoring their culture whilst still catering to a lighter degree to the American pallet. I don't prefer overzealous seasoning so eating the Ratatouille was a perfect way to warm my tummy and also allow me to feel light enough to finish their beautifully refreshing in-house [nonalc] apple cider!I recommend this place to also extend my support to bringing more authentic cuisine of the French culture as much as the family business that runs this lovely set restaurant.The ambiance was peaceful enough for me to read and write poetry as much as also have a lovely conversation with Charles and Sylphie [I hope I spelled that right! ] Thank you sm for such a lovely encounter and plentiful experience ~Cheers to the business!! I shall be back with my mother next time

What a wonderful Crepe eatery. The service was fantastic and the decor was on point. It was my wife and I's first visit and we will be back. We've already recommended it to family. The portions are just right, so enjoy something to share as well.

They are the real deal, but they aren't the creme de la creme.The Real Crepe is a small restaurant in the "not-really Summerlin" area, the corner of Buffalo and Washington to be precise. They appear to be a family-run joint, and the overheard conversations in French added to the atmosphere on a surprisingly quiet Sunday morning visit.I had to start with savory, and The New French ($13.99) crepe was a strong option. The cheesy bechamel and the mushroom made for such a rich combo, and the onion jam on top was also a treat. The ham is pretty good too. The default wheat flour was good, although buckwheat flour might have been really nice. The side salad was fresh, and both the traditional dressing and the new strawberry dressing which they were trying were pretty nice. I preferred the intense flavor punch of the traditional to the light tartness of the experimental dressing though.I also tried some of the Croque Monsieur ($13.40). It's a decent option if you want a little more crispy character in your life, but the bread seemed to be a bit of a distraction at times from the ham and cheese. It's a decent take on the sandwich, but other places around town have more interesting characteristics, whether it's a sourdough bread, gruyere cheese, or simply a more affordable price.I still had room for dessert, so I wanted to revisit the Vegas ($13.40) crepe. It seemed a bit lacking this time around for some reason, perhaps due to having fewer crunchy almond slivers? The Nutella and fresh strawberries and blueberries all still worked, the crepe itself was nicely chewy, and I did enjoy the creaminess and cold temperature of the vanilla ice cream. I just didn't find this to be as sublime a crepe experience as I did when I tried it before courtesy of Yelp.The Real Crepe is a solid neighborhood spot for crepe enthusiasts, but you can find some really great spots around town. That's why this isn't quite worth a regular drive from Henderson for me.

My adult daughter and son and I ate breakfast one morning at The Real Crepe. They have gluten free and my daughter has Celiac disease, so we are always on the lookout for new places to go for gluten free dining.She ordered the crepe, my son-the French Onion soup and myself-the quiche with coffee. Their coffee is French pressed. We enjoyed every bite of our meal. The service was excellent and the ambiance: calm, and relaxing. We will return to try more of their menu in the future.

La comida esta muy rica y las crepas estan riquisimas muy bien hechas muy buen sabor,el cappuccino excelente todo muy bien lo recomiendo %101

It was ok. Walked in. Pretty quiet inside. Cute ambiance. Just wanted to try their crepes. The menu is pretty straightforward so just ordered Nutella crepe and customized one. There were two staff members. Only the guy greeted us. The other person didn't even say anything when we walked it. She was the chef I guess. Just wanted to try this place since I passed by here a few times supporting local businesses.

The food and service were excellent. I had a real breakfast and a Tutti Fruiti Crepe, every thing I had was delicious. Even my turkey bacon was cooked perfectly. The setting is also very relaxing. I would definitely recommend The real Crepe.

Chef was niceFood was goodParis seems kinda niceHere's a photo of a sick dog doing a kickflip

Great serviceCuteSmall little coffee shop Food is good too not too sweet delicious place!