Eva's Bakery

Sit down or to go bakery in the center of downtown SLC. Eva’s is a wonderful French bakery that offers selections of a hearty meal or a quick bite of a pastry. We opted for the sit down to get the full experience of Eva’s, and we went with a simple order of potatoes, French onion soup and the cookie butter latte. Potatoes were herbal and cooked to a soft texture. We were kind of expecting a hash, but I think this is style of this cuisine. Nonetheless, they were still yummy. French onion soup was delicious pairing with slices of bread. The controversy of bay leaf was found in our soup, and I am on the side that you can taste bay leaf (which I love). Cookie butter latte was amazing. It was not too sweet and overpowering but had its punch in flavor that makes it memorable. Would recommend ordering this drink. I wish we saw the seasonal menu, because the citrus latte sounded pretty good. For the items we ordered, the total price was about $20. Fair for a great spot in a busy area.

This place has the cutest little Parisian café vibe! We stopped in for breakfast before an event, and I immediately added it to my list of go-to spots. It was a busy morning, but they got us seated quickly. I’m not usually an eggs Benedict girl, but the Boulange Benedict is absolute perfection!! …and that sauce?! 😋 Consider me officially converted. The portions are generous, so definitely grab a cookie butter latte (trust me!) and a croissant to go. The staff couldn’t be sweeter or more attentive, and the cozy blue-and-gold café aesthetic will make you want to linger all morning. 💙☕️✨

What a great find! My daughter point out this cafe for lunch after a ballet performance at Capital Theater. The food was so good. They offered a good variety of breakfast and lunch options along with fresh bakery treats. The coffee was spot on and they even have vegan bakery options. And I could tell the food was fresh. I’ll have a hard time trying new things the next time since the grilled cheese w/tomato bisque and stuffed French toast were delicious. The service was so friendly and on top of everything. The environment has a European feel, it’s a nice touch to stand out in SLC. We’re happy to have found it and will be repeat visitors.

I stopped by at 8:30am on a Sunday for takeaway. There were a few tables available and only 2 groups waiting in queue. As you enter, you are greeted with a display shelf filled with laminated dough goodness and i had a difficult time choosing what to get. I ordered the Strawberry croissant and Chocolate almond croissant. 100% I recommend both and I will definitely come back to try the rest.

Eva’s was recommended to us by the hotel staff when we were looking for a delicious and unique breakfast spot. It’s located on a busy downtown street along the trolley line, in a vintage building painted in blue and gold. There are café tables out front under shady trees, and inside you’ll find an amazing counter of pastries and sandwiches, with additional seating in the back. Hint: Many people stand in line, order, and take their food and drinks to-go. If you want to sit in the restaurant, you can skip the line and wait by the dining area. A staff member will ask if you’d like a table and will seat you. We came on two consecutive mornings (because the first visit was so good). Over our two visits, we tried the Almond Chocolate Croissant, Vegetable Quiche, and Roasted Beef & Avocado Toast. Everything was excellent — fresh, flavorful, generous portions, and beautifully presented. You can tell they make everything with care. They also offer all the usual coffee drinks, and my London Fog Tea Latte was very good. Service on both visits was professional, efficient, and patient. Even though it was always busy, we never felt rushed. The dining room was full but quiet enough to have a conversation. I would have loved to take more pastries to-go, but we were too full. Definitely a place we’d return to!

It was very crowded around 11:00 on a Sunday. Since I was alone, I was shown to a small space early. The eggs Benedict were very delicious, and the takeaway croissants and blueberry Danish were also excellent. The staff were very attentive and it was a great place.

Loved my meal at Eva’s Bakery! The open-face sandwich with beets, avocado, and crispy potatoes was fresh and delicious, and the polenta pear & blackberry cake was the perfect sweet finish — moist, buttery, and full of flavor. Cozy atmosphere and great service too!

Cute little cafe with good vibe and foods. I went there with my friend and her kid for brunch and ordered a few things and we all enjoyed the food. The portion is good and the price is reasonable. Our egg benedict was tasty and the stuffed french toast was also good. Now, what I didn’t really like about the place is how tiny it is. With 2 adults and a baby, we were seated at a tulip table. We almost couldn’t put everything on the table. I think the restaurant should sacrifice some tables to put a bigger table. Most of the seat I see is probably suitable for one customer with only a few tables that can comfortably seat more. If you go there by yourself, this is great or if you go on a date, it is borderline ok. If you want to go with family or friends more than two people, I will think twice unless you are ok to wait for the only few bigger tables they have. Our server was ok, while being polite, I don’t think he did a great job. When we asked if we can be reseated in the bigger table, he just disappeared on us. I understand if other customers are waiting or something but at least he should let us know the reason and not just like “I’ll ask my manager” then gone till the food-serving time and made a comment like “it’s pretty tight here”…duh? That’s why we asked for another table. He also came and asked us to pay while the baby was still eating and I totally get it. Although, he grabbed a plate that there was still food in there (not a lot) without asking (technically he asked if he could removed my empty plate and I said yes, but that doesn’t apply to another plate with food in it). So, in summary, I like the food and the vibe. The space and service were ok and can be improved. Like I said earlier, come try for yourself or with one more company.

Croissant sandwich is delicious. Potatoes are good. Chocolate crossiant. Ham and butter sandwich. Very nice employees. Cute store.

This is an amazing bakery. I am not a fan of sandwiches in general, unless it is special. The sandwich here is very special. The turkey avocado sandwich comes in Dutch crunch bread. It is absolutely my favorite bread and not many places offer this type of bread. That in itself makes the sandwich very special. The pastries are freshly baked and the chocolate croissant is big and fluffy and crunchy. Parking is via street parking. Casual. Great service. Please come and create your own adventure.

Eva's Bakery is a dream! The croissants and baguettes are perfection. The coffee is good too. Such a great spot for a quick treat or a cozy morning. Love! If you want a table, the wait can be a bit long.

Ok, this place is a must for Breakfast in Salt Lake City! A Small little bakery with seating in the back! The service was amazing, friendly and fast. I had to start off with a Hot Chocolate that was amazing, and an appetizer Cinnamon Bun. Very good and warm! For breakfast I had the Stuffed French Toast, wow... stuffed with lemon custard and it had a Blueberry compost on top! I think it was very healthy because of all the fruit!!! Sooo Good!

This place has been on my list since so long and it was all worth it. The very first look at the place gives you a chic vibe. The place is a bit crowded. We ordered vegetable quiche, brunch flatbread, croissant sandwich and French toast. The vegetable quiche was to die for. It's very buttery and very authentic. Everything here was so good , especially the French toast. The service was friendly and good. The price is not too heavy on your pocket either.

This bakery exudes a charming, cozy French ambiance. They offer a delightful selection of desserts and savory dishes. I always indulge in their grilled cheese and tomato soup, which is absolutely delicious. Even though it's often bustling with customers, their service is impressively quick. This place is truly adorable, and I highly recommend it.

This little bakery is excellent! The quality of the pastries and the menu offerings are very French. The staff is helpful and kind to everyone who walks in the door. Take a ham and butter sammich on the way out, you'll want it for later. So good!

Had to try Eva's after seeing that it ranked on Yelp's top places to eat in Utah. Cute French bakery with a vibrant blue exterior you can't miss. Counter ordering or sit down service available. Opted for just counter ordering where they have coffee to choose from as well as all their baked goods out for display to try. Had heard about their breakfast sandwich so of course that's what I had to get. Scrambled eggs, sliced ham, tomato, gruyere, arugula, hollandaise, and whole grain mustard vinaigrette on a croissant bun. Indulgent, rich, yet balanced. Loved the croissant bun. It was a cool morning and this was wonderfully comforting. Staff was friendly, making sure my order was put together perfectly.

From the outside, you can't tell just how magical this place is. But when you walk through the door, you're transformed to a European bakery that makes you wonder if you're still in downtown Salt Lake City. You can order a pastry from the case to go or grab a table and get a meal. Either way, you're in for a treat. I enjoyed the magnificent croissant while my wife had a ham and cheese sandwich on a croissant. We were both in blissful carb comas for the afternoon. I love the decor and the ambience here. It's got a lot of character, and the vibe is pleasant with attentive service. This is a place that I'll return to-probably more than I should admit.

Such a cute French bakery/brunch spot! Come early if you want to sit for brunch, it gets filled up quickly esp. over weekends/holidays. We tried a couple of their sandwiches and baked goods, all pretty good. Freshly made in house and paired with other fresh ingredients. For example, the side potatoes, in stead of your normal diced home fries or fries, it's scalloped potatoes (minus the heavy cream), and you can choose half potato half salad as side ( in case you are going healthier). Definitely order baked goods to go before you finish eating - some popular items might be gone by the time you leave! (Ex. The crusty, caramel, bouncy caneles) We overheard a French customer saying it's "as good as the true French quality bakery" when the owner is baking (maybe the apprentices are perfecting their skills to make authentic French bread lol), hopefully when next time we can be luckier to get the "owner baking day" ;)

My life's journey has brought me to this place. The place where I discovered: Kouigh Amann A symphony in my mouth. Add coffee (because, duh)= Perfection No cap.

Feels like In Paris. Great place to have a light meal. Moderately priced. I ordered the Vegan plate. White bean purée, ratatouille crostini, orzo salad, arugula and olive oil. Filled me up and light.. Turn around for the food was quick. Great ambiance and to people watch.

Food is awesome. Setting is very good. Service is aloof, non attentive, hipster vibe, and egoistic. Do you ever get the feeling that some people think of themselves as extra special for no reason? Voila this service staff. Go for the food, stay for the setting and suffer through the drama.

Our pastries tasted just ok. Ordering here felt intimidating and we felt rushed and unwelcome even though nobody was in line behind us. We ended up ordering pastries at the counter and were then directed to seat ourselves in a little side section with no table service. There is a dining area, but it seems like you have to commit to dining in and then you'd be given a different menu to order from, and we weren't sure if that would mean we couldn't choose pastries from the display case. It was (still is) confusing and nobody cared to explain it to us. It is pretty inside, but we watched staff use their phones and touch their hair right before making a drink or serving food.

I was traveling to Salt Lake on business and stumbled into Eva's! It is a very charming spot with European style decor. The service was very confusing, it isn't clear if you can seat yourself or just order at the bar. I ended up sitting at the countertop and ordered the croque tomato and a latte. The food came extremely quickly- the potatoes were slightly soggy as was the bread from the dish not being cooked long enough. Coffee was excellent and it was a pleasant place to stay awhile.

Great spot for brunch! Quiche Loraine and Eggs Benedict are both nicely made, best I've had in a while. Croissant is good too. Would def come back

Amazing croissants!! The pastry's are really good as well. The service leaves something to be desired. Ordered the breakfast croissant sandwich and it was really good. Also ordered the beet avocado toast based on other reviews and recommendation from the server and was really underwhelmed -- I would definitely get something different next time, but maybe it was just me. The service was not the best. Took forever for the server to come over, didn't bring a straw like we asked for, my water cup was super dirty and never got a new one, and the server didn't come back until we had to find them to ask for our bill.

Love this bakery... it's giving TATTE DC vibes. Excellent service. I had a Turkey Avocado sandwich and cappuccino. Turkey and bread was super fresh and delicious. Thumbs up

My wife and I are huge fans of French pastries. We were so excited to come here and try some of their menu. We ordered the following: Almond croissant, Chocolate croissant (pain au chocolat), coconut macaroon with a layer of chocolate on the bottom, and a ham and cheese croissant--my personal favorite. The Ham and Cheese was a home run for me. The amount of cheese, butter and ham in the croissant were just perfect. Croissant was fresh and had a good crunch to it. Pain au chocolat was nothing that special but tasted great, and the almond croissant was also delicious. The filling to croissant ratio was just perfect. The crust on the outside wasn't too hard, which is often the case with some almond croissants from other places. The coconut macaroon delicious! The coconut wasn't overpowering, it tasted super fresh, not too sweet and I could've eaten 10 of them. Eva's was packed, and we went in knowing we probably wouldn't find a table, and there's a reason why, this place is so good! Staff were so friendly to us and the place looks so cute inside. I can't wait to come back and try some Parisian staples like the ham and butter sandwich and other menu items.

Whenever I'm in a new place and there's a French bakery, I will find it. Eva's was exceptional. Had all the feels with the music, menu, smells and the ambiance. The bakery part has everything you can imagine, pastry wise and the coffee menu is spot on. You cannot even decide because when you think you have you'll see something else that looks so good!! It was as a struggle to just pick one pastry. They are open for breakfast and lunch and close at 3.30pm everyday except Sunday at 3. You can take out or eat in, I wanted to enjoy my experience so we ate in. I chose the Kouign Amman, layers of buttery pastry, caramelized sweet and salty just amazing. My friend had the almond croissant and that too was pretty ridiculously good. Flaky pastry and nice almond paste inside. Also got the savory with a plate of French potatoes, Boulange potatoes, with herbs and garlic and lemon, thinly sliced these were also buttery and perfect salty something. My cappuccino was also nice strong, and served in a beautiful cup and saucer. I wish I had room for more here as everything on the menu sounded so good. They had some really great looking breakfast plates. They gelato we just tested a flavor as we could eat anymore and they all looked so good again it would have been hard to pick a flavor. My coconut taste test was pretty delish. I loved this place! The service was typical French also. Kinda friendly kinda not ! Depending on who was serving you. I don't think it was cool to set the credit card machine next to me as I'm obviously still eating. So I left it til I was done. The food is what you go here for. That is impressive. Little gem in SLC !

Atmosphere is great. Wish the kitchen opened sooner. Makes it difficult to grab breakfast at something other than fast food/hotel restaurant, and be at work in time. If you're planning on sitting, you're doing dine in table service, not waiting in line to grab something and then sitting. I stood under the wait here to be seated sign for 5 minutes. Glanced at a staff member several times who was sucked into his phone for the duration of me standing there... Once the line disappeared, and there I stood.. the cashier/person working the counter asked if I was looking to dine in, which I was. The waitress was good, I noticed on occasion that she would ask if anyone was dining in. Maybe move the sign closer to the tables?? Anyone dining in would be standing in the long line for people looking to grab and go, poor design - you've lost a star because of it. Food was good, cooked exactly to order. I have to come back out to SLC for another business trip, so I'll be back. Owner has replied on my Google Review, and they'll be addressing my concerns and appreciate the feedback. I look forward to returning to get more tasty treats and getting breakfast!

2 days in SLC and we had breakfast from here both days! 1st time because it just happened to be around the corner from our hotel and my wife grabbed some pastries to go as we had plans to take photos at the lake. Second time we sat down and enjoyed it just as much. Ambience is a bit quirky but very clean and presented very well. Would stop by for more goodies next time we are in SLC!

This place is a short walk from the Hyatt Regency where I was staying for the MasterControl Summit. I came here to grab a breakfast sandwich before my day. It was tasty and kept me full until lunch was served. I also ordered a chocolate croissant to give it a try and it was good.

Both locations are delicious. We only had their pastries but they were decadent deliciousness. Pricey but isn't everything.

The perfect quintessential bakery that every city needs to have. All the fresh baked goods, perfect breakfast and lunch options, deliciously roasted coffee, and kind service even when under pressure--it was all seemingly executed! I came here on a Saturday morning and although was slightly confused at first...there's a line to the counter, but I think you can also sit down and get table service. Nonetheless, I stood in line - but after ordering sat down and got table service. All the pastries, eclairs, fruit tarts, cakes looked SO GOOD. The biggest problem I had was that everything looked so damn good that I wanted it all. When I got to the counter, I saw they had even more items on a paper menu, so I pivoted and ordered their breakfast croissant which was served with slices of shaved potatoes. I also got a coffee. After sitting down, it took a while for my meal to come and when I checked in on it--it was accidentally forgotten. They were so kind about it and proactively offered me a free pastry, which I gladly took a fruit tart with me (love fruit tarts). This proactive customer service was really appreciated. The croissant was so fluffy and delicious and perfectly baked--the ham, egg, tomato and greens all made for a hearty and delightful breakfast with those perfect potatoes to dig into as well. I saved the fruit tart for later and I can't wait to dig into that after a workout, because I felt like I certainly needed it after all that deliciousness.

I popped in here on a rainy Sunday happy to find something open in the area. It was busy inside but I was able to find a seat at one of the bar stools. I ordered before I sat down. The pastry case had so many good options. I asked the worker what she recommended and she told me to try the pear blackberry cake? I'm not sure what the proper name is but I ordered it. Unfortunately, I didn't care for it. I wanted something sweet and it was a dry, cornbread like slice. For the drink i originally ordered a chai latte. After I found a seat I saw the specials menu and was interested in the apple pie latte. Blame it on my scatter brain but for some reason I thought it was going to be an apple pie chai. I'm not a coffee drinker so the taste was a bit strong for me but I decided to keep it. The latte design on top and cute little mug made me feel fancy. The staff here were very nice. I'm not from the area and was able to connect with one of them and talk about suggested things to do, places to eat etc. Overall this is a great spot I just ordered the wrong things. If I come back to the area I would for sure pop back in for a chocolate croissant and a chai.

I visited in the early afternoon for a cup of coffee and a pastry! Overall, I would recommend! Coffee: I asked for a drip coffee and could tell it had been sitting there for quite some time. It seemed very over done and had a lot of grounds in it. I understand not wanting to make a fresh pot after the morning rush is over but it was a bit of a let down. Pastry: I opted for a cinnamon roll and it was wonderful. They warmed it up and it was gooey, sweet, and massive. Definitely shareable! Service: The service left something to be desired. I could tell everyone was tired after a long day (I'm sure) but I had to remind them of my coffee twice and people were on their phones. Ambiance: The interior of the bakery is beautiful and quaint. A great respite in the middle of downtown! I would visit again but may try to get there in the morning while the coffee is fresh.

It is very good, nice place, good pricing, good service. The fruit tart is really good and a good size. The eggs benedict was great, eggs were cooked perfectly, not overcooked, and the bread was the perfect texture. The potatoes were also amazing. Definitely recommend!

Loving this French Bakery Cafe in Salt Lake City. Took my mom here for brunch because of they share the same first name. She loved it! And we both recommend this place.

I loved this cute little restaurant! Even though it was busy (it was 12:30pm), I was able to get seated at the counter quickly. I ordered the Boulange BLT with side salad and potatoes with cold brew coffee, and didn't have to wait long again. The menu says the salad or potatoes, but it actually came with both. The salad had a delicious lite vinaigrette dressing and the potatoes were amazing! They reminded me of breakfast potatoes only much better. My sandwich was way better than your typical BLT with a thicker bacon that wasn't overly done but still had a crunch. I'm a texture person, so the crunch is what I like the most. I would definitely stop by again if I'm in town.

This was such a cute place to grab brunch! We went mid morning on a weekday and were instantly seated. Our waiter was able to recommend different options for us, both of our meals were served on fresh baguettes. The food was fresh, the place was super cute and the location was right downtown!

This place is busy. Idk if you can get a reservation or not but would recommend. I got a latte and it was delicious. I recommend and it's busy for a reason. Customer service is amazing and it's a cute spot. The ambiance is good and kind of loud. Super cool place.

Must try: quiche. It's perfectly made. Warm. Not too salty like some other places usually make it. London food is not on the menu but I asked and they made it for me. It's great. Avocado toast is a bit pricy for what they offer. Overall a good experience

I'd been craving an almond croissant for a while before finding myself at this spot, so even though they had a lot of delicious-looking breakfast pastries to offer I knew what I would be getting before I walked in. I had originally wanted to try the croque madame on their breakfast menu but unfortunately their oven was broken on the day of my visit. So, this review is based purely off of the almond croissant. It was flakey, generous on the slivered almond topping, balanced in the ratio of croissant to almond cream, and a good size overall. I think it would've been just a bit better if the croissant itself was warmed. I saw a lot of people waiting to order on a weekday morning, and one other customer cleared out their entire supply of cookies. Had the oven been working, I'm sure this would've been five stars.

The Mr. and I recently enjoyed breakfast at Eva's Bakery. We ordered almond chocolate croissants, the breakfast sandwich, and two lattes. Everything was delicious. My only complaint was the croissants weren't served warm, but that is a minor criticism - and it certainly didn't stop us from enjoying them. You can choose between sit down service or take away.

I tore right into this eclair before taking a picture. It was fresh just the right amount of decadent. Inside is small and quaint, counter service was friendly.

Find me a better place that serves a better quiche? I don't think you can. This is my absolute favorite bakery cafe in all of slc. Located in downtown with lots is street parking on the weekends or park at city creek and walk over. Super convenient to walk or bike for me so I come every few months. Service is fast and friendly and I am always pleasant surprised I don't have to wait for a table. If I do, it's not very long. This place is the closest thing I have to reminding me of my time in Paris so cute and quaint and the food is always delicious. Like I said the quiche is the best thing I think on the menu but when I'm feeling like I want to switch it up I'll go for the stuffed French toast, avocado toast or the eggs Benedict. For lunch the Croque, madame.is the best thing to have but honestly you can't go wrong with anything. Also, when you walk in the baked goods are endless and they are all delicious. Door hours says they open at 8am even though I think google says 9am.

Incredible little place in SLC. The food all around was incredible & so fresh, you can tell everything is baked that day. The seating in the back of the restaurant is tight, but they did a great job accommodating our party & my service dog. They also have menu options to accommodate all dietary restrictions/preferences. There wouldn't be anything I would change about this visit - 10/10 recommend!!

Eva's Bakery will always be one of my SLC favorites! Their French onion soup is an ultimate comfort food perfect for chilly winter days (or when the weather is nice, a snack on their patio area!), and their beverage selection is divine. The staff is always very attentive and food always comes out super fresh. Eva's has the perfect atmosphere for catching up with a friend over a warm beverage, and nestled right in downtown near City Creek, hard to miss!

Exceptional pastries! Lovely ambiance. There is a reason for a line! But don't worry the line moves quickly. Ordered a plain croissant as it is the perfect baseline and, of course I love them. Anyone can make a delicious chocolate or almond croissant, but the true test is a plain croissant. Anyhow also had to get the ham and cheese croissant and a Kouign-amann. All three were huge hits. Really some of the best pastries I've had in the US!

Coffee was good. I just got their regular drip. Staff was friendly. I had their blueberry danish which was good, but not mindblowing. Cute inside, however I wanted to enjoy the good weather so I attempted to sit outside, but the pigeons were flocking to me and that's something I don't find particularly pleasant so I walked back to my hotel and had a birdless breakfast. Nice shade at their outside tables though, so it would be enjoyable if you don't mind birds!

What a great place to go for brunch! Since they are located downtown, they don't get overly busy on the weekend. I tried the beet and avocado toast and thought it was wonderful. The vinaigrette on top of the toast was a really nice complement but the real star for me was the scalloped potatoes. Contrary to what the menu says you don't have to pick between that and the side salad - you get both. Good variety of espresso drinks, some on the sweeter side and some less sweet. If you're like us and you don't have room for dessert you can order it to go to enjoy later. We picked two rose-honey macarons (the special on the day we went in) and the tarte normand which was a fabulous apple custard tart. Must go back!

Wonderful staff. Attentive and helpful. Good food. Great coffee and pastries. I travel to France often and Eva's is a happy reminder of the bistros in Paris. Eating in or ordering to go....both are winners.

Super cute bakery! Feels like a mini Paris cafe. Had seen they have vegan options so I decided to try it out, they didn't have any at this time. Got a chai latte with oat and it's delicious

This little spot has DELICIOUS French goodies. The service is absolute GARBAGE though. The confusion! I didn't know if I should wait in line for food or stand where for a table. The staff did not care and did not want to help at all. I finally got my name onto a waitlist. It took maybe 10 mins. That wasn't the worst wait. It does get really busy and even the takeaway line area can get really hairy. The bakery itself is cute, but they place tables a tad too close together. My hubs got an egg omelet that was very good. My croissant sandwich was SO FREAKIN GOOD! The croissant was FLUFFY all the way through. The potatoes were terrible though. No flavor and kind of mushy. My hubs also ordered a sticky bun as like an "appetizer" and yo, that thing was so good, it would make you wanna slap yo mama! Their iced tea was good - My hubs ordered a cold brew and had to chase someone down to give him some cream for it though. We decided to grab a cinnamon bun for the road, which was absolutely the best decision. I didn't want to come back and deal with the service mess again. That thing was so good! The pastries are definitely where it's at.

I was recommended this spot and it definitely hit the spot! I got a hand and cheese croissant and almond croissant to go with an iced coffee and was impressed at how flaky and flavorful it was. The ratio of bread to filling is perfect. I definitely want to stop by again and grab a chocolate croissant next!

* probably one of the best croissants I've ever had (super flaky) * egg in the quiche lorraine was so smooth + fluffy

What a treat this French bakery & breakfast spot is in downtown SLC. Pretty tucked in seating so definitely best for 2-4 people on groups! We 3 decided to sit at the front bar to get sat immediately. They certainly know how to use that espresso machine! Yummy coffee drinks for all of us to start. Husband got the brunch flatbread, looked a little different than what I expected but he really enjoyed it. Mom got the breakfast croissant sandwich and felt the same way, adding how she enjoyed the rosemary on the thin thin potatoes. Oh how French cooking just charms the pants off of you in delicate ways. Now I fell in love wholeheartedly with my Eggs Benedict. Probably the best buttery hollandaise I've had in a looooong time. I miss him. The service was fast and excellent. If I ever have a chance to come back, trust me, I will. Well done!

This place is so cute. Wish there was a controlled waiting list. The seating free for all is a mess. Their options for food are delicious and the staff seems exhausted. I couldn't imagine dealing with ppl assuming table service or walking in with large tables with no availability to seat them. I love the vegan options and the gf macaroon options! I got the turkey croque and it was delicious!!