3/5 Mariah Kamara (. 6 months ago on Google • 98 reviews
For
years,
I've
passed
by
the
Iguana
Cafe
without
ever
taking
the
time
to
stop
in.
Recently,
my
newfound
love
for
coffee
and
a
craving
for
a
crepe
led
me
to
this
charming
spot,
and
I
hurried
over
with
high
hopes.
The
moment
I
stepped
inside,
I
was
struck
by
the
cafe's
beauty
-
it's
a
perfect
setting
for
a
romantic
date
night.
With
my
sights
set
on
a
Vanilla
Latte
and
a
crepe,
I
couldn't
wait
to
dive
in.
Upon
our
arrival,
the
place
was
unusually
quiet,
with
just
us
in
attendance.
As
a
newly
converted
"coffee"
drinker,
I
found
the
latte
to
be
quite
good,
although
I'm
still
learning
to
discern
the
finer
nuances.
Now,
onto
the
crepe.
I
had
a
specific
vision
in
mind
-
a
delicate
spread
of
Nutella,
a
scattering
of
strawberries
and
bananas,
and
just
a
light
dusting
of
powdered
sugar.
Unfortunately,
the
execution
didn't
quite
match
my
expectations.
The
amount
of
Nutella
applied
to
the
crepe
was
beyond
generous
-
it
felt
like
they
emptied
the
entire
jar
onto
it.
It
was
overwhelming
and
ultimately
led
me
to
forgo
eating
the
crepe
altogether.
It
was
a
shame
because
if
prepared
as
requested,
it
could
have
been
absolutely
fantastic.
While
I
chose
not
to
send
it
back
due
to
prior
commitments,
I
was
disappointed
that
such
a
simple
order
wasn't
executed
as
desired.
Crafting
a
crepe
should
be
a
straightforward
affair,
and
I
was
mildly
annoyed
that
I
had
to
excavate
so
much
Nutella.
That
said,
I
did
catch
a
glimpse
of
their
dinner
menu,
and
it
looks
incredibly
enticing.
In
conclusion,
the
Iguana
Cafe
offers
a
picturesque
setting
and
a
menu
that
holds
promise.
With
a
minor
hiccup
in
my
order,
I'm
eager
to
return
and
sample
their
dinner
fare,
hoping
for
an
experience
that
matches
the
cafe's
undeniable
charm.