4/5 Labeeb A. 8 months ago on Google • 59 reviews
4/5:
Good
(but
not
out-of-this-world)
food,
attentive
service,
and
decent
seating.
Came
here
for
lunch
on
a
Sunday
with
a
date.
We
came
in
as
a
walk-in
and
they
gladly
welcomed
us.
We
chose
to
sit
outside,
but
both
the
inside
and
outside
looked
quite
pretty
and
I
don't
think
you
can
go
wrong
with
either.
Do
note
that
there
is
only
1
bathroom
inside
so
you
may
have
to
wait
to
use
it,
unfortunately.
For
starters,
we
ordered
the
Escargots
de
Bourgogne.
The
escargot
was
quite
good;
the
garlic
and
parsley
butter
it
was
soaked
it
added
much-needed
flavor,
and
we
finished
the
dish
wishing
there
were
more
than
just
6
pieces.
For
the
main,
we
ordered
Truffle
Mac
N
Cheese
and
Risotto
aux
Champignons.
Both
dishes
were
good,
but
not
spectular.
The
Mac
N
Cheese
had
somewhat
of
a
liquid-y
consistency
towards
the
bottom
that
made
it
almost
soupy,
which
isn't
normal
for
mac
and
cheese.
This
definitely
weakened
the
dish.
The
Risotto
was
also
good,
but
not
great,
as
it
had
a
similar
liquidy,
soupy
consistency
to
it
that
made
it
strange
in
terms
of
texture.
However,
both
dishes
were
still
tasty;
just
nothing
incredible.
Portion-wise
were
quite
alright
as
we
both
actually
struggled
to
finish
our
dishes.
This
restaurant
is
labeled
as
a
French
restaurant,
but
it
definitely
steers
away
from
that
a
bit,
as
some
menu
options
(e.g.,
Mac
and
Cheese,
Risotto,
French
Toast,
Avocado
Toast,
etc.)
wouldn't
be
so
commonplace
in
restaurants
in
France.
This
isn't
a
negative,
but
rather
a
good
thing
to
keep
in
mind
should
you
choose
to
eat
here.
The
service
here
was
excellent.
Our
waiter
would
come
out
as
needed
to
check
up
on
us
and
ask
us
how
things
were
and
how
we
liked
our
meals.
Overall,
a
very
solid
option
for
French
food
in
the
village.
I
recommend
coming
here
if
you're
looking
for
French
fare
in
a
small,
quaint
restaurant
with
indoor
or
outdoor
seating.