Julianna's Crepes

Went to Julianna's for brunch with some friends and we ordered nutella crepes and I got a hot latte with oatmilk. It's such a cute and quaint little hole in the wall near Kroger Street, but seating is very limited. I loved how thin the crepes were because they didn't make you feel overly stuffed. Some people may not like that the strawberries are warm inside the crepes and prefer them cold, but I liked that they were warm and a bit mushy. I enjoyed my experience here!

A classic hole in the wall serving decadent to savory crepes. Not to mention the coffee is a wonderful pairing.The service is quick, but not abrasive. The owner is a gem of a human too, always interacting with customers and organizing his quaint crepe kingdom.

This was my first time coming here, but my friend recommended it and said it's absolutely amazing. I have never tried to savory crêpe, but wanted to give it a chance. I ordered the mushroom melt, and it was absolutely amazing! I can't help but also have a sweet crêpe because that's my usual go to so I ordered the one with Nutella. It was also very tasty though I do like more Nutella in my crêpe. I also got a house coffee which I enjoyed. I love the decor and feel of the restaurant. The staff there was extremely kind, personable, and quick. I'd highly recommend coming here and I will be back!

After seeing my chiropractor in Inman Park, I was walking toward the Beltline when I came across Julianna's Coffee & Crepes. Everyone who knows me knows I'm obsessed with crepes! I love carbs and having these thin pancakes stuffed with deliciousness means I don't have to worry too much about the calories. So of course, when I came across Julianna's, I had to check it out! The restaurant blended in so well with the surrounding homes that I almost didn't realize it's a diner. The interior is very humble, with bare walls, a bench, and three small tables. There are a couple of additional tables outside, as well. Next to the cash register, you can see the cooks flipping crepes. I normally select sweet crepes, but I've been on a healthy journey lately. Therefore, I ordered a Turkey Veggie, which included Dekalb Farmer's Market Cajun Smoked Turkey, Red Bell Pepper Puree Goat Cheese Spread, and Fresh Pesto. I paired that with a Mocha.My favorite part about the entree was the Cajun Smoked Turkey and Fresh Pesto, which had a good balance of salt, basil, and garlic. The turkey was one of the best ones I've had in Atlanta. Unfortunately, there was barely any Red Bell Pepper Puree Goat Cheese. The crepe was also a bit thicker than what I'm used to, and some parts of it were so tough that my plastic knife couldn't cut through it. I was able to finish the turkey without most of the crepe and sadly, I threw out the rest of the entree.My Mocha was bitter, but maybe that's a good thing since I'm eating healthier these days. Staff was friendly and the menu had various options, so I would definitely give Julianna's another try!

Cutest place ever and very affordable - I wish we had more quaint neighborhood cafes like this!

I really love this hidden gem. Crepe spots are few and far between in Atlanta and I'm glad that Julianna's is still standing and continues to serve up really great crepes. I haven't tried any of the sweet crepes, but the turkey veggie is my go-to every time. The combination of smoked turkey, cucumber, pesto, and cream cheese (I think) is simple, yet very savory.

I was looking for a new brunch place to take my family that might be quick and decided to try Julianna's since it's fast casual. I had heard bad things about Julianna's service recently so I was nervous but I had an overall ok experience.Julianna's is super small and you'll need to find residential street parking. Inside there's only a few places to sit so there's a big chance you may need to take it to go (and definitely come with a small party). Luckily, we were able to be seated immediately and ordered a few crepes including Farmers Special, Mushroom Melt, and the Turkey Veggie Crepe. We also got a Cookie Monster crepe to split later. We also had a few coffees (my mocha was delicious!).The crepes themselves were great! I absolutely loved my Mushroom melt and how melty and filled it was. Our server was also nice with holding onto our dessert crepe until we had space at our table. The Cookie Monster was a little bit of a letdown - the banana wasn't super sweet and we couldn't taste the cookie butter at all.Julianna's is a cute spot just very tiny, an overall decent breakfast spot!

I really did want to give this place a 5 star review. I do. However, the employees ruined the experience. We came here on a Saturday, I understand it's busy. So we walked up the register and ordered thinking there was no table, because there wasn't and got it to go which included an up charge along with a tip. Perfect. Thank you to cashier who was niceHowever, we ordered and one of our guests walked to the left and an employee comes over to her and asks how many in our party and she answers 5 and he proceeds to get an extra chair at the table that opened up while we were ordering. And we were like great we will sit and wait while we wait for our order.Slowly our orders start to come out and as get them we start to eat, because why not.... And we start to hear the employees less than 20 ft from us Including the one that gave us the table talk bad about how we were still sitting there even though we had to go orders. Like yes, we did order to go but there were no tables so we got to go... until an employee who was talking about us behind the counter gave us a table. I apologize if we were causing an inconvenience which i can understand even though an employee gave us a table, but it would have been better if they had just asked us directly versus whispering at us.I consider myself a rather easy and happy customer but this experience just wasn't all it was hyped up to be. Hopefully one day I can come back for better service.

I was in town for a conference and was wandering around the neighborhood, looking for breakfast. I found this place, and ordered the "breakfasty one" and a cold brew. Staff were friendly and the crepe and coffee were delicious. I ate outside and took in the sounds of the neighborhood. Everything was perfect, and I ordered a second crepe to go.

A great hole-in-the-wall Inman Park neighborhood place for crepes that are sweet or savory. If you blink just before you get to Krog Street market, you may miss it. The good news is there is usually close free street parking available. Enjoy!