Cafe Le Creme

It good and old style look that come with good food They are deaf friendly since they try best to communicate

First visit. Nice menu with many options. The place was busy but not packed (day before Thanksgiving).It was, however, louder than a diner on 5th Avenue in NYC during the morning rush! The server seemed to think I was deaf and spoke very loudly yet fast. We sat in a comfortable booth but shrieking children ruined the ambiance of room. Our breakfast was very tasty, serving size was fairly large and a good value. But, The decaf coffee tasted like Nescafé or some other powdered instant. Perhaps next visit I will try the caffeinated coffee. We will likely return for breakfast and another chance to enjoy a meal.

Made my return today, and I was less impressed than I was during my first visit about a month ago. I ordered the Denver omelette and it was pretty overdone. Like overdone to the point where I couldn't get past the first few bites. I got fresh fruit for one side, which mostly consisted of tough, unripe honeydew, and pancakes for my other side. The pancakes were fine. No complaints there. Our server was super friendly and incredibly efficient, but almost to the point where the experience felt a bit rushed. It was pretty packed when we arrived around 10 a.m., so we got a spot at the bar. Aside from the spare chairs stacked behind us (heavily detracting from the ambiance IMO), it was a fine spot to sit. To be honest, I don't know if Cafe Le Creme (still a little unclear about the name of this restaurant) will be at the top of my list when I look for a Sunday breakfast spot in the future.

2 stars because my Mom swears this isn't the usual. Walking in I noticed how amazing some of the patrons avocado toast was! Really theirs looked great. Check out the photo. ‍ I know restaurants get busy. I too have been in the service industry. I can count on one hand in my life I have sent something back. This time with the wait I just asked for them to take it off the bill. After the waitress informing me multiple times how busy they were I would have felt bad if she had to wait for us. She then asked me what was wrong with it ummm I said "well, look at it." All of our food was cold. As it was but I only sent mine back out of the 6 not awesome meals.

Food was delicious! Really loved the crepes con crema that I got! Service was fast and not rushed either! Very nice people! Ambiance was beautiful as it looked recently remodeled. My wife and I were very happy to dine here for breakfast! 10/10!

Got breakfast at La Crema this past Sunday and it was delicious! We arrived at around 11 am and didn't have to wait for a table which was nice! We were greeted right away when we got to our table and our waitress was very nice. It was pretty busy when we were there but overall it had a really nice atmosphere and we were able to enjoy each other's company. For food we got omelets and pancakes. Both omelets were delicious and so were the pancakes. It's a good amount of food that you get and is decently priced. I definitely want to go back to try some other items on their menu!

Crema has the best breakfast on the south side!! The staff is amazing and conscious of your time getting the orders in quick. The atmosphere is perfect for visiting with friends or grabbing a quick breakfast solo.we love Creme!!

We went to La Crema on a Saturday morning for brunch and there was about a 15 minute wait...not too bad. The place is small and the service was good. I ordered the chicken and waffles, while my husband ordered the pancake meal, which came with eggs and a meat. He chose sausage Pattie's. Our meal took about 20 minutes to come out after ordering, which was fine. Once we ate our food and had time to digest, my husband said he thought everything was pretty average and wasn't sure if he would order it again. My food was tasty with the hot honey, but the chicken didn't taste like something they made in house, but rather came frozen and was fried. All in all, it was a fine experience, although we are not sure if we will return.

This was the new restaurant of the week stop by for breakfast. The building is kinda unusual with a turret in front which makes for a cozy dining spot in the restaurant. The decor is like country cafe. The service was kinda slow because every table was in use on my visit. The menu has all the regulars and the carnivore skillet would be my choice with sourdough bread.Skip the sourdough toast because it's so generic/commercial and for all I know it was white bread with no similarity to sourdough bread. The carnivore skillet is ham, sausage, bacon, cheese on a bed of potatoes. I was kinda unimpressed with the skillet but not for what you might think, it was heavy on the meat but very light on the potatoes which is the opposite of the usual skillet and I was craving potatoes. Overall the skillet was good other than that.

I've been door dashing at this place and finally got to try it myself. It's a cute little place with ample seating and a bar. They are open for breakfast/brunch until 3pm. There is plenty of parking on the street. My daughter had the stuffed french toast. Topped with fresh fruit and whipped cream. The interior was stuffed with cream cheese. $13. Mine was a basic breakfast platter with eggs sausage and french toast. Also delish! Iced coffee awesomeness! We will for sure come back!