Starving Artist Creperie and Cafe

Food was amazing! Service fantastic! This place is not just a great place to eat but a wonderful contribution to the local landscape and community. The owner is kind and gracious. We hosted an event there for our local group and the space was fantastic. Highly recommend!

Such a cute place! We got here for the Sunday Brunch, which pretty much means breakfast options are available all day and that was perfect for us! I had the Mocha Late and the Crunchy breakfast crepe, and he got the Green Monster Smoothie and Maple Egg Sandwich. I was very impressed with my choice, while the Sandwich was lacking the ‘maple’ flavor. We had a higher expectation for it being as it’s the primary name of the sandwich. But the maple butter wasn’t what we had hoped. Everything else from the staff to the decor was great! Definitely worth checking out if you’re in the area!

I stopped in on a drive from Connecticut to New York. It's easy access from I-90 and is in the heart of the cute town of Lee.

I had the Spicy Reuben Crepe, which was flavorful and delicious.

It was ready in a short amount of time, even though they were reasonably busy (in the middle of the day on a Saturday).

I spent a bit of time working (they have free WiFi) in their lovely space. I'd definitely stop by again!

Cute spot. You order at the counter then sit and they bring you food. Very spacious dining room. I'd be curious to come back and try all the different crepe varieties. Choosing between sweet and savory was tricky. The lattes were excellent too. No kids menu but my toddler happily ate an egg and cheese sandwich and inhaled a pink flamingo smoothie.

Great little place for a quick breakfast! We took the family here for breakfast and got the kids the pannycakes (thin, small pancakes) and a chocolate lover crepe for us to go with our maple lattes. the food was great and decent portions. Prices were about average for an independently run coffee shop, so don't expect it to be cheap but do expect quality. :)

This stop is pricy for sure; if you are looking for a place to sit and work on things while you drink a simple cup of coffee, this is not the place you are looking for. Crepes are okay, flavorful. I tend to prefer my crepes to be on the thinner side. These were very much like thin pancakes as opposed to crepes. Hours are a bit odd as well. It’s a decent place to try if you can afford it, though this place definitely reflects the “extravagant and artsy” ideology of the Southern Berkshires.

December visit. Crepes were good. Not ver busy and it was easy to get table. Crepes (savory and sweet) both were good.
Live music 🎵 was a plus for lighten up the day.
Very friendly staff.
Service times were readonable.

Starving Artist Cafe has great food, made fresh with each order. Because of this you shouldn’t be in a rush, as it may take some time to have your order completed. Great vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options. I should’ve taken a picture of the food my family and I got but I will say we ALL enjoyed everything. I loved the French onion soup (vegetarian) and split the herbivore crepe (vegan) which I believe was buckwheat. It was absolutely wonderful! Their homemade dressings are very clean, healthy and tasty. They also have some delightful vegan/gf baked goods like a raspberry bar and a carob coconut bar. Mmmmm! I wasn’t hungry after soup and half a crepe but the dessert was a great treat over the next couple days. I will definitely return to try more of the menu and seasonal specials.

Good food every time we go here. Prices are a little bit high for what you get which is why I'm knocking a star off, but it is a unique food selection at the very least.

The food is really good and i love the atmosphere. I really like crepes and i love the variety they have. This time i had the roasted vegetable crepe that was on the special board. It was excellent. I also had a golden milk latte which was pretty good.