Crepe-N-Cream

Fantastic service! I got a delicious nutella crêpe and my boyfriend got a chocolate milkshake. We were served with a smile and some laughs. Great experience and a yummy snack!

I visited this location recently thinking it was still Georgetown Scoops, but after speaking to the owner, learned it was under new management and name. Luckily, the ice cream and espresso hasn’t changed from the former business, which were my favorite things about this place. They still have unique ice cream flavors like jack daniels chocolate, kahlua, and Vietnamese coffee; I highly recommend the Vietnamese coffee ice cream.
I didn’t get a chance to try the crepes, but will next time. They also have seating upstairs during the winter season.

Oh, to find a good crêpe. This place has it. I had the Elvis, a peanut butter, nutella, banana mix. Mmm mmm good. This is a small shop and the staff are very polite. A nice little stop for a tasty crêpe.

This is a favorite stop as it is right around the corner from the hair salon I frequent (George’s). My kids always order the Crêpe de Paris (Nutella). They offer sweet and savory crepes, as well as house made ice cream. The owner is super friendly; they have a table or two for outdoor seating; and they stay open late!
P. S. The awning still says Georgetown Scoops.

I don’t normally comment on business hours too much, but check this out. They’re open until 10, later on weekends. This is helpful for a dessert place.
Also, their dulce de leche crêpe was pretty fantastic. I couldn’t finish more than half of it, but it did reasonably well the next day upon reheating. Hard to complain about the price considering. The mix of several sweet, but markedly different flavorings is hard to ignore.
And of course, it has the benefit of being in a great location at the edge of Georgetown, allowing one to enjoy a crêpe on the canal or at the riverfront park at any hour.

The crepes here are just absolutely delicious!!! The manager was also super friendly and welcoming. Love the vibe of the store and the crepes. I’ll definitely come more often!

Lavender ice cream is a must try. It was light and refreshing. Love when icecream shops make it themselves.

My friends bought crepes from here. It was okay. I lived in France so I’m biased to good crepes. I thought it was rude that the owner didn’t offer me a place to use the restroom and I had to walk don the street. The did isn’t even that good. Let me know. I can make you a better a crêpe

Great area to have a crêpe. Quality pretty high and optional addition of ice cream was a definite bonus. Would definitely recommend over other crêpe vendors in the area.

Great and friendly service! Offers gluten-​free flour based crepes as well!!! Delicious! I recommend the Paris (sweet) and Capri (savory). Outstanding flavor and quality! Also has small coffee bar, sodas and ice cream.

I don’t give many five-​star reviews, especially based on one visit, but I am in this case.
Clean, cute little shop right on the edge of Georgetown. I had lavender ice cream, and it was out of this world — fabulous. Subtle and complex at the same time. Loved it. Others in our party enjoyed their fresh, hot crepes.
Recommended.

Went to Crêpe N Cream for coffee and a pastry this morning and was pleasantly surprised. The service was a little bit slow, but it was expected as there was only one employee and there was a «help wanted» sign on the window. The lone employee was very friendly and made us a very tasty crêpe called the «Elvis» which consisted of banana, peanut butter, and nutella. The coffees are all made from an espresso machine (no drip) and are served in European small portion cups. Be sure to enjoy your crepes and coffee on the tables outside to observe/​judge the bourgeoisie Georgetown peeps.

Delish gluten free options! The staff are nice and they stuff your crêpe. I had the Alaskan salmon with capers. So good!

My review is solely for the crepes… I ordered the Capri crêpe which sounded like it had all the makings of perfection… chicken, mozzarella, sun-​dried tomatoes, and basil pesto (some of my favorite things). Also, I LOVE few things more than a quality crêpe.
This crêpe had WAY too much chicken, and several of the pieces were inedible — they seemed as if the chicken wasn’t trimmed before it was cooked and diced. Since the chicken was wrapped up in the crêpe, this caused me to have to spit the pieces out, and after several times, I ended up not finishing my crêpe. I couldn’t really taste the pesto because there was either so little of it, or again, too much chicken. The pieces of chicken that were edible were fine, although lacking any sort of seasoning.
The crêpe itself was quite good, but the fillings were dismally prepared. I would probably not go back for a crêpe although some of the milkshakes and coffee drinks sounded yummy. There are better places in the Georgetown area for crepes.

Their cinnamon /​chocolate chip ice cream (tastes just like Ben & Jerry’s retired flavor, Oatmeal Cookie Chunk) is fantastic!!! This is the same business as Georgetown Scoops, and I don’t recall what the current name on the door was.

I stopped into Crêpe-​N-​Cream post workout for a sweet snack, specifically a crêpe. Even though it’s in the restaurant name, I was a little surprised to find about 12 flavors of ice-​cream. According the server, the ice cream is made in-​house by their chef. While I waited on my crêpe to get served up, the very friendly, engaging employee encouraged me to have a few samples. The ice cream was rich and smooth. They had classic flavors along with some outliers like oatmeal, cookie something.
To the crêpe review.
Very good — probably a 3.5÷5. I had the Dulce De Leche which is served with banana, caramel and chocolate chips. A crêpe cost about 6 or $ 7 but given the serving size, I thought price was appropriate for the Georgetown area. The crepes are made to order, which worked out nicely for my choice. The chocolate chips went onto the hot batter and melted in with the bananas. It created a nice mixture 2 bites into the dish. Powdered sugar was optional, but you’d be crazy to not get it IMO.
In addition to sweet crepes, they also had some savory options. Could be a nice spot to grab a quick lunch.
The crepes were solid. If you like nutella, you’ll love this place. Seems like 50% of their dishes include nutella.
Food was a 3.5 and I rounded up because of the staff. They were welcoming and friendly. While one guy cooked the crepes, another staffer recommended ice cream samples.
I’ll eat here again. Too many good things on the menu to have only tried one.

Cute little dessert place. Good/​decent crepes by a Frenchman. Good ice cream selection. Outside seating available. Outlets available next to the inside table.