The Noshery

If you’re looking for a cool spot to grab some brunch, The Noshery is the place to be. I’ve sampled many of their crepes and they have all exceeded my expectations. The sweet crepes are delicious and the savory crepes are just as well. They’re willing to make accommodations to your order, which also shows that they care about their customers.
They also have a large bar inside, with a very cool selection of retro adult beverages advertised, but their hours aren’t very conducive to the drop-​in bar hopper. They are only open certain nights during the week/​weekends (if that). So, you really have to plan ahead if you want to make a nighttime visit to The Noshery.
Pros:
Atmosphere is very cool — Charlie Chaplin, bowler hat, retro feel inside
Delicious crepes
Excellent customer service
Cons:
Coffee isn’t all that great — could expand the coffee menu a bit
Minimal seating for larger parties (although they do have a function room upstairs)
Not open in the evening

Best place on the North Shore for crepes. The crepes themselves are really yummy. Crepes are made in full view and you can chat with the chef as they make your crêpe. Nice place to sit in the sun and enjoy something different. Crêpe selection is good including dessert, breakfast and lunch options. You don’t get cheated on the filing sizes either. Friendly staff. Bar options are a plus. They also have sandwiches. Just wish they had salmon crepes and/​or a crêpe of the day special. Helps put Amesbury on the map of places to visit.
Very frustrating that they have no telephone number.

The Noshery is the best place in that whole area. We love the food. The room is beautiful and it is a treasure for anyone in New England.

We had the richest hot cocoa here, delish! All the staff very helpful on our first time here. Very interesting assortment of crepes from savory to sweet. Very clean, cutely decorated, clean bathrooms. We will be eating here again!

I went there for lunch and I ordered two soups for a co-​worker and I. I got the tomato basil soup and he got the Italian wedding. The Tomato Basil soup was not soup. It was tomato sauce for a pasta or probably for their meatballs. I got this around 1:30 and I had to go on a conference call and they close at 2:00PM so I could not bring it back. Very disappointing to not have been able to eat my soup that I paid for.

Went to the Noshery twice now. Had a great crêpe and coffee on the first visit. Delicious! Second time had a homemade chicken salad on a beautiful croissant. Awesome! My hub had a muffaletta sandwich he raved about! Great atmosphere, also they have live entertainment on Friday nights, so much local fun. Glad to have you here Noshery!

Nice little spot in downtown Amesbury. We got a croissant and a chicken and vegetable soup. Both were very tasty and tasted homemade.
Pros:
The service
The dining area
Location
Home baked goodies
Sandwiches and crepes looked delicious-​must go back
Cons:
Not a fan of the coffee:(
Soup was PIPING hot!
Definitely will return-​they have crêpe choices that are a reason in of itself.

This is a great café! The coffee is great as well as their selection of food. Their featured item is crepes, with categories of sweet and savory. They have sandwiches and side dishes.
Recently on Friday nights they have had live music. I was able to go when they had French music and it was delightful. I also went when they had Celtic music. Paired with my bangers and mash, it was a great night.
They have a nice selection of alcohol. The big window are perfect to enjoy some delicious food while watching the town of Amesbury come and go. And yes, you can get a crêpe to go or a sandwich or a side to go. Maybe grab a muffin on your way out!
Yes, they have bathrooms.

Went to the Noshery yesterday, was hoping they had gluten free items. We drove 30 minutes to get there, typically would have called first, before driving but apparently they don’t have a phone. No menu anywhere online. We go into this place and ask the girl at the counter if they have anything gluten free, she tells me to order the insides of the crepes and that would be gluten free… Of course it would! The point is for people with celiac to be able to enjoy what everyone else is. So you don’t have gluten free. My friend asked about the phone situation and what their number was, she replied «we don’t have the staff to answer the phone, so we don’t have one, but message us on Facebook. We may respond». What a joke. Maybe they’ll get their stuff together and run a real business with a working telephone. Until then I wouldn’t go to this wanna be trendy restaurant.

Great ambience, awesome historical building, and the food is great too! We had the lasagna, the gobbler (thanksgiving) crêpe, and the strawberry goat cheese crêpe. Everything was spectacular. Amesbury is such a cute town, and with such big windows it was fun to sit and look out and people watch.