Molina's Creperie

If you love crepes, you must try this place. So many varieties of crepes. At first I was skeptical about the cilantro breakfast crepe but it was like eating a piece of happiness in each bite. Might sound dramatic, but seriously. Really good. The iced coffee was a bit too much on the sweet side. Would stick with getting crepes here.

Hands down the best crepes ever. You can tell the mom/owner puts love into her craft. Every flavor is sooo good that it makes it hard to choose which to go with.

A hidden gem! Delicious and super fresh!

I have spent time at Molinas in Buckeye, and I have spent time at Colados, which is their competitor, in Goodyear. Both of these restaurants are creperies, and both of them seem to do a very good job and work very hard at providing a positive experience for their customers. Molina's has had a more French. version of crepes, than Colados. Colados uses a type of Dulce de leche, which I do not care for. If you desire a different filling, such as cream cheese, you must ask. Granted, I usually order a whole wheat, fruit-based Crepe, with a strawberry filling. My husband orders a different type of crepe which has a different filling. If one orders a Chorizo Crepe, one certainly receives a filling of meat and cheese, not yogurt! Molinas did not let me know though that there would be a 30-minute wait. It was ironic, as I had just left Colados after they informed me, immediately upon arrival that there would be a 45-minute wait. I thanked them profusely, and let them know that I'd be back, although I would be going to Molinas that day. Nevertheless, We always try to take these things in stride, as we recognize that the lunch hour can be very busy, and quite demanding for the staffing, at both Creperies. I tried to order a peach crape, although Molina's was out of peaches. This has happened to me twice at Molinas. I simply chose a berry crepe with sweet cream on the inside. Molinas is a family-style restaurant. Molinas is smaller and has more intimate touches. They offer couches to sit on, as well as tables, and it is greatly directed towards the family unit. I am in complete support of that Colada's is a much larger operation, and sometimes those small personal touches are lost in two large dining rooms. All in all, they are affording us a different experience. Molina's simplicity and hometown feel inspired me to support them. Also, they have a rewards program, which Colados does not have. Nevertheless, if I wanted to have a party, I'd be more apt to consider Colados, as they are larger with a high volume of staff. However, their parking can be treacherous, which is in no manner their fault. Molina's provided me with more of a French crepe experience which is what I was seeking. If you are seeking a Quasi Spanish- French Crepe- you may be best at Colados. In this case, they are both good and neither needs to be greater or lesser than the other. Try both and appreciate their differences! I do have to give Molina's credit for their handicapped parking and their maneuverability inside the restaurant, for those in wheelchairs. Lastly, Molina's bathrooms, while only offering space for one; are ergonomically well-organized, and also have a changing table. Parking: I took a photo of the parking area and they have at least two handicapped spaces available which are wide and provide a lot of room. Kid-friendliness: They have an atmosphere which is open to children and families. It can get a bit loud, although I appreciate their support of the family unit. Wheelchair accessibility: Maneuvering a wheelchair inside may be a bit difficult although it is likely possible. The restrooms are one-person restrooms for individuals and are quite large. I believe that this type of restroom is easier to navigate if you are in a wheelchair as opposed to a restroom with multiple stalls.

France meets Mexico with savory Tex mex crepes. My hubs got the bacon and egg crepe and I got the chicken guajillo. The later was a slightly spicy shredded chicken that we both liked best. The large latte was nice and hot and the large was generous. Food service is a little slow as there are call in orders that get priority. Very clean and sparkling. Nice, clean accessible restrooms. Wheelchair accessibility: Tables are a good wheel chair height. My husband uses a chair and endorsed the wheel chair accessibility of the men’s room. Women’s room has a changing table..not sure if that would impede access.

Yummy

13min for a smoothly :/ was good tho :D

I've ordered a Pink Hawaiian Energy Drink from here, results are I'm satisfied! Not mention the atmosphere is very unique and gives off a positive vibe to it, overall I highly recommend to visit here!