I'm not sure if any of these other reviewers have eaten at a real Crepe restaurant but I give this restaurant two stars for a very ho hum mediocre experience. The atmosphere was the all too typical and anonymous suburban plaza setting that is ubiquitous to this region. Interior decorations did more to hurt the place than add any real ambiance. Fake bouquet flowers adorned the tables, kitchy collections of flower and animal pieces cluttered the small serving room in way that would make any of the shows on HGTV have a fit. My girlfriend and I tried to remain open minded because the proof is in the pudding they say or for this meal the crepes. We ordered two cafe au latte's and they tasted like watered down steeped coffee bags with some milk poured in; not the double expresso or thick coffee with a quarter inch of frothy milk you might expect with a cafe au latte. The crepes were served, like the water, in ugly plastic ware. The crepes themselves were certainly nothing to write home about either. I don't call myself a crepe connoisseur although I am a food critic and these crepes were mediocre at best. My bar is raised high a by a little authentic Parisian crepe restaurant in Pittsburgh, pa called crepes parisian - check it out if your ever there. Anyway, the crepes were decent; they certainly weren't great. Ingredients seemed fresh and its tough to mess up a crepe but they didn't have anything fancy for that extra pizazz. Not even a nice bechamel sauce or something to adorn the tops of the crepes which I am accustomed too. All in all, we paid $27.00 with tip for a forgetful and for the most part disappointing crepe experience and the only we reason we went is because of the complete dearth of crepe places in the phoenix metro area. We will be making our own crepes next time.