Kagen Coffee Crepes - Richland

They offered a few vegan options and can substitute each of their crepes with their whole grain and gluten-free batter. I tried the black bean savory crepe, and it was so delicious that I wanted another one. However, it is definitely very filling!

I had the black bean savory crepe, and it was fantastic. Their espresso drinks are excellent, too; they have a skilled barista. Plus, their 16-ounce Americano comes with a quad shot!

Finding vegan breakfast options can be challenging, so I was thrilled to discover this place that offers vegan crepe batter! I tried the peanut butter banana crepe along with a latte. Service was quick, the food was delicious, and the staff were friendly. I couldn't ask for more than that!

The restaurant is lovely, and the staff are incredibly friendly. The crepes were absolutely delicious, although the prices were a bit on the higher side. I was quite hungry, and I hoped that $10 would be enough, but it left me wanting more. The full sweet crepes are $10, while half orders are $8.50. The coffee from Rockabillies was decent, but since I don't drink coffee, I can't say much about it—my wife enjoyed it. It costs $2.15. The orange juice was the kind you could easily find at a grocery store for $3.00, and I would love to see them offer fresh-squeezed orange juice instead. They do provide free Wi-Fi, which is a nice touch. Overall, I had a great experience on my first visit to try crepes. My wife, who is a true connoisseur, absolutely loves them. I also noticed a guitar hanging on the wall that invites guests to play it—what a fun idea! Our total came to $28.35.

You should really consider renaming the place to "Coffee and Quesadillas." The quesadilla was mostly cheese with just a thin layer of egg and some deli ham, which reminded me of a classic American or Monte Cristo sandwich. On the bright side, the coffee was quite delicious. However, when I placed my order, I was surprised to see a $2.70 service fee added. I had to ask what that was for, and it turned out to be for a to-go box and plastic cutlery. This charge isn’t listed on the menu, and it's illegal in Washington to have hidden service fees. Also, is $2.70 really the cost of cardboard?