Kagen Coffee & Crepes

The food is expensive, I ordered a mini mixed Berry crepe and there was so much cream cheese in it and hardly any berries. The mimosas are $9 and you get it in a tiny glass. If you're gonna get a mimosa, get the bottomless because you'll need 3 to equal one normal sized mimosa. The coffee is good and the staff is friendly.

Biggest, bestest crepes and coffee in all of the Tri-Cities. Plus! They love to support our local community through Unitied Way's Dine Out program. Gotta check them out

Really just average or slightly less than, but charging downtown Portland prices. I've been here plenty of times because my friends dig it, but I've been left unimpressed most times. Bland, flavorless mochas that taste like water. I ordered their monthly special crèpe with peaches, and upon complaining that they were hard as apples, was told, "they aren't in season yet"... Then don't sell me a $11 crèpe if it's not even ripe?? Normally a 40+ minute wait for a single crepe on a weekend morning. Don't come starving or you'll want to eat the table before your order's ready.

The only thing I can say is the staff is super friendly and sweet. And the place is nice and clean. But for what they're charging, I have been trying to get my group to meet elsewhere when possible.

First place my kids ask to go on our breakfast dates! Great staff! Delicious food! Sweet and savory, something for everyone. And toppppp shelf coffee!

Had a coffee date here and I was eyeing the crepes with envy. Coffee was very good and the coffee date was even better. This is a nice place, give it a try sometime.

I like the non-traditional drinks they have here. The baristas mixed three kinds of menu items to concoct a sort of "raspberry dragon iced tea" for me. It was delicious. I didn't try any of the food, though. But the atmosphere was gold. Great place to read or have an ad hoc meeting!

This was my second impromptu brunch thanks to my train (Empire Builder) being late. Vanilla Americano and the Steak and Egg and the Breakfast in Bed crepes, consecutively. Both were great! I can definitely give this place the Dooley Seal of Approval."

33 dollars for drip coffee and two crepes served on a paper plate with plastic silverware. We were served Oscar Meyer cold cuts stuffed into a crepe with a little bit of ice cold yellow mayonnaise they somehow call hollendaise. I'd be angry, but the experience was so bad it's actually a pretty fun memory. Coffee wasn't bad, I'll admit. I really can't fathom how this place attracts repeat customers, I guess I'm out of touch.

Crepes with Protein AND sweet ones too, good coffee.

Pretty good crepes. I liked the drink. I recommend the Nutella. But there was no fade.