Family-Owned Vienna Crêperie To Close After 15 Years Of Business

VIENNA, VA — There are a few days left to get your favorite sweet or savory crêpe at Crepe Amour before it closes in Vienna.

Crepe Amour, located at the Danor Plaza (407 Maple Avenue E), announced it would close at the end of April. The crêperie and coffee bar dates back to 2010 when it opened in Georgetown, and it relocated to Vienna in 2012.

"This decision was not made lightly, but after thoughtful reflection, we’ve decided it's time to step back and embrace new opportunities that allow us to focus on quality time with loved ones and pursue new passions," the owners said in a statement.

The owners said they are open to keep Crepe Amour going as a new venture. Interested entrepreneurs may contact the business to inquire.

"Whether through storefront licensing, a new food truck, kiosks or innovative collaborations - the potential to grow and evolve this beloved brand is vast," the owners said. "With a proven track record, loyal customer following and a strong market presence, Crepe Amour stands as a unique opportunity for someone to build upon an established reputation of 15 years and take it to new heights."

According to the owners, the business served as a vendor at many notable events, from presidential inaugurations and cherry blossom festivals to the Sweetlife Festival and locations like the National Zoo and Nationals Park. Crepe Amour has also offered a crêpe station catering option for weddings, corporate and other high-profile events, birthdays and other milestone celebrations. The brand had its own premium crepe mix at select retail stores like Whole Foods.

While the physical location will close, the business will keep its crêpe station catering as an offering. For more information, visit crepelovecatering.com.

Crepe Amour's owners thanked customers, employees and partners who have supported the business over 15 years.

"Thank you for embracing us and making our little creperie part of your lives. Your support, stories and smiles have meant everything to us," the owners shared. "This isn’t goodbye - it’s just the beginning of a new chapter."