Creperie Du Chateau

I was initially impressed that they use buckwheat flour for their crepes. Sounds healthy right? Unfortunately, the fillings were so greasy that I couldn't eat it. It also REALLY needed salt. The potatoes on the side were the same. Overly greasy and tasteless. We were originally going to order dessert, but the entrees were so bad, we skipped it.

The server noticed that I didn't eat my crepe and asked how I liked it. I told her, but she really didn't respond other than an "ok." No offer of replacing it with something else.

My new favorite Dallas brunch destination. The service was absolutely top notch and the eggs sardou, as well as the De La Mar (seafood) savory crepe were DELICIOUS! I am a huge crepe lover and have had a hard time finding REAL crepes anywhere in the area. I went in with high expectations and was not disappointed. The dessert crepes are fantastic as well.

Creperie du Chateau has the BEST French and American style entrees. Their crepes are simply awesome!!!. My favorite is the South of the Border Crepe...YOU WILL LOVE IT TOO!!! For dessert, you must try the Butter Cream Cake...it is simply delicious. During breakfast, their omelettes and those sauted potatoes just melt in your mouth. The setting is so comfortable and relaxing. I hope they consider other locations in the metroplex. Their food is excellent and healthy!!

I came in on a weekend because they serve breakfast crepes most of the day. They were excellent! They had a mimosa for me and the strawberries were so sweet an jucy my mouth is watering writing this. They said they were having a mothers day special that I am looking forward to.

Nice cafe, very quaint

I don't know about the validity of calgal4u2's review. She sounds like either an employee or owner.

The place was ok. I went in with my wife for breakfast. We sat at a table right next to a closet that the employees kept going to every 3-4 minutes. The staff was friendly but not very helpful. Food tasted better than average. I was disappointed to see that they nickel and dime you on the crepe ingredients - $2 for this and $1.50 for that - by the time you build a crepe with 3-4 ingredients - you double the price of a crepe......

Pros - Quiet, coffee was very good.

Cons - Expensive. If the place starts to get busy, then it would lose it's quietness (which is one of it's best features). There are not enough nice features to keep going back.