France House Of Crepes

Really delicious food and the atmosphere is cute. I was not a fan of their berry compote that was used in one of their crepes, but the Nutella and banana crepe was perfect.

Not bad, but not great, this place feels tired and is in need of an update. The A La Mexicana crepe was good and one of the best savory crepes I've had, mostly bc the cheese was not offensive (most savory crepes use strong cheese). Mon Ami omelette was only so-so and not exciting. Added hash browns for $2, it was the best part of this meal. Skip the coffee because you can easily do better with instant, plus they only have vanilla creamer or half & half, no plant based alternatives or even real milk.The decor just screams trying too hard, it doesn't resemble Paris or France.

Found this hidden gem with my bf! We ordered a cappuccino and the Bambina Crepe. It was so deliciously soft, moist, and flavorful from their cooked rum & brown sugar bananas, it complimented everything so well together. Can't wait to come back

We came here at an odd time (around 4 PM) when we happened to be in the Riverside area. It was tucked in a plaza with ample parking, oddly empty on a Saturday afternoon.When we went inside, two young wait staff were working and there was only another table of customers sitting outside. I'll admit, I didn't have any expectations on authenticity as it was seemingly a Mexican-owned French crepe restaurant, but I must say--who cares if the food is good, which it was to our surprise!*Value (4/5) - It's pricey for what it is, but at the same time, they don't skimp on ingredients. Looks are deceiving, and two of these savory crepes strangely filled us up for hours (I even skipped dinner that night). I'd consider my husband and myself to be fairly decent eaters. We didn't order soup, but from Yelpers' pictures, complaints and the price itself, the soup's value isn't there.*Food (5/5) - We ordered two savory crepes, Raphael's and L'France. Details below, but my goodness, they were pretty good and makes me wonder how their other crepes taste!*Raphael's Crepe (savory) - As another reviewer mentioned, YES, it tastes like a Costco chicken bake--but in crepe form! It's on the heavier side, but chock full of creamy goodness. It also had a surprising kick of spiciness to it that just added to the overall flavor. 10/10 recommend this dish!*L'France (savory) - This crepe was on the lighter side, but it was good nonetheless. My husband and I agreed that they didn't skimp on the shrimp at all...I had shrimp in nearly every bite. Seafood/shrimp lovers will probably enjoy this dish. However, this was not as good as the Raphael's.*Ambiance (2/5) - The restaurant feels quite dated and dusty. Decor is dark, lighting is dim, and the overall feel of the restaurant is on the older side, like it's seen better days. The menu on the wall had all the prices taped over and wasn't complete. There was no music playing, you can hear kitchen sounds, and the air felt a little stale inside. Service (3/5): Standard service. They took our order, dropped off our food, checked in once with us and gave us the check when we were done eating.Would we come here again? It's likely, if we happen to be in the area. Would recommend you try it out if it's near you!

Showed up with party of 5 just before closing to welcoming staff for dessert and coffee. All crepes were prepared quickly and made well. coffee was also a positive surprise. Seating could use a facelift but worked just fine.

I've frequented this spot a few times with my mom, but haven't rated it!The ambiance is perfect to me, it's like eye candy! There's so much green from plants and the whole spot is colorful! I personally like the outside dining, however it's been too cold to sit outside.The food is yummy; I have a preference for soups and crepes in the morning(It's not relatively busy in the morning so the overall vibe is calm.) My go-to crepe is the veggie one, however it's been awhile since I've eaten it again! The lentil soup is hearty(but! I suggest getting 1-2 sides and adding a bit of tapatio in the soup :p)staff is kind and attentive!There's not many places I frequently enjoy revisiting in Moreno Valley, but this one is enjoyable!

Came for lunch. Located in a strip mall in the Canyon Springs Plaza.The interior was decorated with a French theme, and is small and cozy. French music and a few American classic songs were played on their speaker system. Seating of booths and tables throughout. They have patio dining outside.We ordered the Chicken greens crepe, Le French crepe and the breakfast special of two eggs, hash browns, choice of bread and bacon.The wait for the food wasn't long. There wasonly one other customer there. The food was delicious. Crepes were served hot and had rich crepe sauce over each one. Everything was delicious and filling.One item that's missing from the crepes that I notice is served at other crepe places I've dined at, is some sort of side; i.e., country potatoes or green salad. For the price, it would be a nice touch.Yulissa was our server. She was very nice and attentive.Definitely will dine here again next time we crave crepes!

Frustrating experience. Our order took 20+ minutes which seemed long for crepes. Our crepes were missing the Chantilly cream and chocolate shavings too. (We didn't realize this until later, so we did not ask the staff about it.) On the way out, I noticed that one of the two crepe stations seemed like it was being used for storage, which would explain why it took so long.I enjoyed my crepe, but slow speed and missing toppings make me reluctant to return.

Stopped here on a whim, and we were so glad we did. The crepes were amazing, the lattes scrumptious, and the friendly caring service was refreshing.

Very personable. Food is great. Savory or sweet you can not go wrongHighly recommend