Lovegrass Kitchen

TLDR: The place for crepes whether savory or sweet. Locally owned, lovely atmosphere, ideal lighting, pleasant music, friendly employee, and gluten-free!Okay this is my new favorite crepe place. Plus it's a locally owned restaurant! The crepes are incredible and make quickly. Perfect texture and flavor. The ingredients are cooked appropriately and the crepes are large. Plus they are presented well and are gluten-free. I chose the Le Champignon crepe with English breakfast tea my first visit and the same crepe with Earl Grey Tea my second visit. It's so good I haven't been able to choose a different crepe haha. Even the tea was presented well and steeped perfectly. So many places are serving hot tea in disposable cups even when dining in. It was such a joy and relief to enjoy the tea in a nice cup and saucer with the pot close by. The cafe is empty around 8 am and picks up around 8:30 am. They play low jazz or pop music and have ample tables that seat 2 or 4 customers. The wi-fi information is posted near the condiments, water dispenser, and trash. It took about 10 minutes for an employee to realize I was there. She was friendly and efficient. I believe she is the only one working (during both visits) so some indication that customers are ready to order would be useful to save time. She interacts well with customers and takes orders and makes the food. Overall, I had a great visit and recommend this cafe to others!

This is a cute little Crepe restaurant! Honestly the prices will surprise you and that is definitely the biggest negative because everything is expensive. I was hesitant ordering the crepe because of that but luckily the crepe ended up being massive. That definitely made up for the price. The savory egg sausage crepe was by far my favorite. My wife very much liked the sweet chocolate crepe. Other than the Crepes I was disappointed with how much the sides and coffee cost for what we got. Also the staff seemed very rushed and aggressive for a tip. That is the main thing stopping this from a five star. If I were to go back it would definitely be for the Crepe!

High quality, healthy ingredients make for fabulous tasting food and great feeling after eating here! Very clean restaurant and friendly staff.

We had Le Champignon , mushroom and spinach crepe, and savory chicken crepe. Our son had Belgian waffle with strawberry Nutella Yum!!!

Removing one star from previous review. I eat here pretty often and find the long wait on everything pretty off-putting and anxiety-provoking. I've even had to check in on my order at times for fear it must have gotten lost. Today it took a very long time to get our coffee drinks. Then I was almost done with my large drink when the food (waffles) finally arrived. I think the super laid back movement behind the counter only adds to the frustration. Sometimes it seems like a couple people are literally standing around doing nothing while one person works on food at a slow pace. I love the waffles and crepes and the coffee is usually quite good (although I did not care for the beans used today) but the wait is getting more and more difficult to overlook.

OMG! This was one of the best cafes ever. My latte was great. My mom got an amazing coffee, I normally don't like hot drinks but this definitely was an exception. The service was quick and speedy. The area is easy to get to. The decorations were cute and homey. We also got chocolate and blueberry crepes which were so good.

The food The good was gluten free and there are many non dairy and a few vegan options. They use teff instead of wheat which, if you are not familiar, is from Ethiopia and is a miracle grain. It's nutritious, gluten-free and grows quickly with less water than many crops. It is used to make traditional Ethiopian flatbread called injera. What a great idea to use this grain for crepes - savory and sweet. While I am not gluten-free, those who are must appreciate this aspect, a lot! The serviceI would like to give grace in my review for all categories. There was an unfortunate family emergency and the menu was limited and they were understaffed for a few hours, only. I hope that everything has worked out for the best for the owners and their family - I will return in a few weeks. Ambiance It's an adorable cafe in brand new building in the now growing down town of Holly Springs. It is bright and has exposed ceiling and industrial-style lights. The dining areas are almost diagonally separated from one another - so, two separate areas to eat and a large communal area outside for multiple shops including a creamery and an Asian restaurant.

I love this cute little place. This was my first time. My daughter loves crepes so I wanted to give this place a try. I had a chicken sausage crepe. It was absolutely delicious. The strawberry lemonade was fresh and with a nice tartness. The food took a little bit of time, mainly because it was made to order and fresh. I will definitely come back to try other menu items.

This is the Refreshing Acai bowl. They told us after it was done that they were out of the açaí powder (the star ingredient) and most toppings. They also didn't have any spoons. This took about 20 minutes to make. This was also $13. LOL.

Very expensive, small portions, and a bowl of cold cuts passed off as "smoked turkey." Waffles were good but that doesn't make up for the smoked turkey. They refunded me for it, which is why I left 3 stars instead of 2.