Suzettes Crêperie -Food CA (Near Wheaton)

5 /5 G Li: I like this place. It is cozy and intimate. Not a fancy place. And that is the vibe I want for a Sunday brunch with my husband. Service is outstanding, a shout out to the welcoming, and attentive Axel our server. Food is yummy. We had the Suzzette’s Benedict and quiche Loraine. Both are really creamy and tasty. And they both come with a small fruit salad and a petite size croissant. Will return again.

5 /5 Robert Landis: Wow, what a quaint little establishment. my wife and I started going to Suzettes several months ago on Saturdays after we went to the Wheaton French Farmers Market. we usually have our little dog with us so we are always on the look out for outside seating. Wheaton, closes off one of the streets for diners so we walked by Suzettes and noticed the table and chairs outside! It is ideal place for us to sit and have breakfast. We went there most of the spring and summer Saturdays and several of the fall. The food has been superb and the service given is the same quality as the food! Never did we have to wait long for any meal we were served. Very attentive staff to your needs. I have been eating at restaurants for over half a century and has been very difficult to recommend any restaurant due to their lack of consistency and lack quality. Suzettes is the exception that rarely comes around these days! Highly recommended! My wife and daughter went their last Saturday for the Holiday Tea, they both loved it!

5 /5 Kathy Spillane: What an amazing experience! Our group went yesterday for a late lunch and had Kevin wait on us. The restaurant has coziness and warmth of a real French bistro. Kevin guided us through the menu making recommendations based upon the two wines we were drinking. He is obviously very knowledgeable about pairing which really made our luncheon very special. Our group shared everything. We started with the crab cakes which have a bit of unexpected spiciness, so delicious! The coconut shrimp which were HUGE and extremely tender. The mains were so good, for me the pork Normandy was my favorite, with a delicious cream sauce and apple topping. The salmon was also incredible, perfectly cooked with a delicate mustard sauce. After all of that we managed to snarf down the chocolate cream brûlée and a brownie for dessert. What an absolute delight Suzette’s is, and new favorite!

4 /5 Adriana Franco: I’ve visited this quaint little French bistro many times over the years, for brunches, lunches, Christmas teas, sometimes with company and sometimes happily solo, and I’m delighted to say they’ve truly elevated their game. There’s a quiet pride in the air now, a sense that the place knows it has blossomed. Today’s tea service was an absolute treat: elegant, cozy, and full of small delights that made the whole experience feel like a gentle exhale. Every morsel was beautifully balanced, from the crisp, refreshing cucumber canapés to warm flaky scones to the indulgent sweets served with a bright sherbet to cleanse the palate. The pumpkin soup was exquisite, velvety and comforting, and the trio of teas were brewed with the care of someone who respects the leaves. Service was excellent: friendly, attentive, warm without being intrusive, exactly what a tea service deserves. This is a special time of year at Suzette’s, when you step in from the cold and are welcomed into a space that feels elegant, glowing, and lovingly kept, a perfect little escape, wrapped in French charm and good company. Oh, and dont leave without taking a few of their goodies home… I will surely enjoy mine during the next few days

2 /5 Anonymous Narwhal: The macaron was very clearly cracked and the girl chose specifically that one to give us. A failed macaron like that shouldnt be for customers anyway for $2.75. The lemon meringue was also cracked.