The French Crepe Co

Fresh, Fairly priced, and Fit for any appetite.
This morning I enjoyed the La Paris savory crêpe (eggs, mozarella, and tomatoes). What I enjoy about this place is that they have to make the crepes FRESH. Also, the portions size is enough to share with another person. There is ample seating. If you decide to take a seat, then they will walk over your order — which they do not require you to prepay for, much like a restaurant — on a ceramic plate with a side salad!
There are many options outside of crepes. Waffles, sandwiches, fresh juices, and gelato. The pricing is fair and the service is great.
Whenever I’m in this facility for an extended period of time (e.g. a conference), then I retreat here to get some fresh and fairly priced food.

Worst service ever, I like the food but I rather go to another location. They almost force me to tip them I was like nope. I buy a soda at counter waiting and waiting and the cashier only looking at me like whatever he started counting his tips from the jar!!! I was like can I have my soda and he said hold on… Oh great I just wanted my money back. I will never come back to this location, I rather drive far to another one. Ps. The owner should be aware of what kind of employees they have there to fix this bad service really!!!

Very good crepes!!! I love the nutella crêpe! Also love the one with bananas and topped with Hersheys chocolate syrup… The one who got the order was just not that nice, though…

The food was decent enough… nothing to write home about. It was strange that drinks came in plastic cups and that the whipped cream was «upon request»…which basically meant the waitress giving you a can of redi-​whip whipped cream. If I wanted that, I would have stayed home and eaten that same whipped cream straight from the can out of the fridge. But even that was ok… the thing that ruined my meal was the blonde waitress. She was rude and provided very poor customer service. I wanted to walk out. Customer service goes a long way… had the waitress been more pleasant, I would have come back. Unfortunately that wasn’t the case… I’ll go to the Grove the next time I want crepes.

Taking into consideration the neat view, the quaint seating, the average tasting food, the steep prices, and the single waitress, the tourists, it’s hard to say it’s more than just «okay.» Realistically, if you feel like you would want to come here a second time, it’s because you haven’t explored the other surrounding restaurants, and therefore don’t feel like exploring.
Go here once, I say, it may hit the spot. But there are plenty of things that keep me going back to other restaurants that this place unfortunately does not have.
It really is just «okay.»

Had the crêpe with bananas and chocolate. It was average. When they serve it to u they leave a can of whip for u to serve yourself. The crêpe tasted like a flour tortilla shell. Didn’t get that eggy taste that u get from a crêpe. I’ve had better at the crêpe place at The Grove farmers market.

Ew. The eggs were not cooked in our crepes. If you poked it, it dribbled yellow goop and did not taste good. I also didn’t like the salad or dressing. I barely ate any of this because it was disgusting.

Where to start… The waitress was really rude to us. Felt like I bothered them. Then they don’t show any prices on the menu. For one crêpe with Nutella, I had to payed almost 8 $ (in France it’s like 3 $ max), it’s way more too expensive for what it is. The taste is just fine but the texture is terrible. Couldn’t eat it with the hand. Liquid came out from it, I didn’t even finish it. It’s doesn’t deserve to call it French crêpe.

Went to Hollywood on an excursion from Vegas to celebrate 25 years of marriage. We ran up on French Crêpe Company near Dolby Theatre and the Chinese Theatre in Hollywood. The menu looked interesting. I had the Nutella waffle and my wife had a tuna dish. Both were not good. Awful is too strong, but it’s close to describing our food. We finished the meal and I had a coffee, French press style. I’m in a «French» restaurant so I’m thinking the coffee has to be good. Was I wrong. I had to throw it away after about 3 sips. Go for the style and skip a real meal. You’re probably safe with a garden salad and water.

Talk about people wanting to kill themselves! These workers obviously HATE the job. No smiles, but frowns. Miserable as can be! Lady at the counter stood there for a whole minute not doing sh*t before acknowledging us. Server gave me a water which had a hair in it and the guy at the counter stood there waiting for me to reach behind the counter as if I had to pour me a new glass. I ordered L’opera which had scrambled eggs, cheese, avocado, and tomatoes. As I was eating it, my eggs weren’t even cooked. They were still raw! I told my waiter that my eggs weren’t cooked. He looked at and took it right away saying he’ll make another one. I told him not to bother. We left after my fiancé finished his «average» crêpe. Don’t see how this place stays in business. We should of known when there wasn’t anybody at this place. Doesn’t even deserve 1 star. If you plan to visit, don’t make me tell you «I told ya so!!!»

I LOVE the salads here. #38 with spinach, strawberries, walnuts and blue cheese is my favorite. $ 10 good eats.
All the crepes are yummy !

I ordered the crêpe with chestnut spread. I was so yummy. The Americano espresso is so strong in flavor but good though. They also gave us a whole bottle of whipped cream and icing sugar. Thus, good food and good service:)

The staff was nice when you could get their attention. I don’t know if they were short-​staffed or not but they seemed to disappear here and there. The food was meh, just super bland. I had the normandie, sis had a ham and cheese crêpe and we both agreed they lacked salt. We went here on a winter night and froze our asses off. It might be a good idea to throw on a heat lamp or two k thanx.

While it does have a nice location, the crepes are too pricey for the quality and taste you get. I had a L’Arc de Triomphe — very good, interesting flavors. Sounds fancy, but it’s really just cottage cheese and jam in a crêpe. It was good, but it was too basic for its price.

The French Crêpe Co is one of the better fast places to eat at Hollywood and Highland. I had the Crêpe Phillipe it had Mushrooms and Spinach in a crème sauce, loved it. Perfect brunch!

Savory and dessert crepes were just ok. A bit pricey for what they are. Service was decent even on a really busy day.

Came here a few weeks ago… after walking Hollywood Blvd for a few hours… my friend and I was going to share a sweet crêpe but decided to just eat dinner here.
I ordered the Smoked Salmon, scrambled eggs, sour cream, capers and chives crêpe… it was interesting how they folded the crêpe… it looked more like a square burrito. hehe eh but it’s still pretty good… and reasonably priced.
Not much to comment on… it’s simply a pretty okay crêpe place.

Located in the Hollywood and Highland plaza.
Casual place to grab a bite because Chado Tea House closed :(.
Did not come with high expectations based on others’ reviews. The food and service were both okay. The view is nice because you can sit outside overlooking the busy plaza.
Venezia Panini:
Mediterranean style with tomatoes, ricotta cheese, olive spread. Side salad was overdressed with a sauce that tasted like horseradish (not particularly good…).
Marie Antoinette:
Make your own crêpe with avocado, cheddar, tomatoes. Very cheesy.
L’arc de Triomphe:
Raspberry and crème filled crêpe. Plain and simple crêpe.
Total: $ 36. Quite overpriced. and not worth it.

Their dessert crepes are good but nothing special. I tried the Nutella crêpe. You can’t mess up with that.
The lunch crepes looked interesting but I was not brave enough to try it. Overpriced, but it’s worth it cause you’re eating right in the center of the Kodak Center.
Try to get a seat outside right by the side to get a view.

I’m a big fan of anything French, and crepes are the epitome of all French pastries/​cuisines.
The location is really nice. It’s literally on Hollywood Blvd in the same plaza as the Kodak Theatre.
The only reason why I give this 2 stars is because I’ve had real crepes in Paris, France. After having a crêpe in Paris and comparing it to this place, there’s a big difference.
I got the crêpe with nutella, banana, and strawberries. The fruits didn’t seem very fresh and were somewhat hard. The batter for the crêpe was just alright, and it was way too thick to be called a crêpe.
With food quality out of the way, it’s time for price. The crepes are relatively pricey for what you get. However, these are really large crepes, so it’s not too bad.
My recommendation would be not to go here but rather try to find a better place for a crêpe.