Joel S.
7/6/2025
We intended to go to the Point Chaude Cafe near GW but by error gave the address for this, other location with the same name. We didn't regret the outcome. Good coffee. Tasty crepes. Nice...
Point Chaud Cafe & Crepes
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2300 Wisconsin Ave NW
Washington, DC 20007
Point Chaud Cafe & Crepes is a charming eatery in Washington, DC, offering a delightful selection of traditional Parisian crepes. Inspired by the rich culinary heritage of France, their triangular-shaped crepes are filled with a variety of sweet and savory ingredients, from fresh fruits and whipped cream to grilled vegetables and juicy meats. With a focus on quality and flavor, Point Chaud Cafe & Crepes brings the authentic taste of Paris to the States, allowing locals and visitors alike to savor the delectable creations.
At Point Chaud Cafe & Crepes, guests can also enjoy gourmet coffee and indulge in the best gelato in town. Whether you're craving a mouthwatering strawberry and lemon crepe or a satisfying panini, this cozy cafe promises a delicious explosion of flavors. With its inviting atmosphere and a menu that caters to all taste preferences, Point Chaud Cafe & Crepes is a must-visit destination for those seeking a taste of Paris in the heart of Washington, DC.
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3.561 reviews
Jared K.
5/4/2025
I am not sure if it was too close to closing, but my friend and I's experience was disappointing. To begin, the cafe was so dirty: piles of dishes, newspapers everywhere, unbussed tables, and...
Sara R.
10/3/2024
Colleague and I needed somewhere to work and we found this very cute cafe. I was surprised by the amount of tables available. The staff is very nice and welcoming. I ordered a chai latte with...
Dahabina O.
11/15/2024
I always come here for the crepes! They're delicious and made fresh. I highly recommend them.
Zoe H.
7/15/2025
Customer service was terrible. I waited for my online order for 15 minutes in the store and they completely ignored me and didn't even ask. And then when they did they couldn't even find it. The...
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