Pardon My French

Despite the freezing weather, we were determined to go out and celebrate my friend’s birthday, so we headed to one of our favorite East Village cozy spots. We began by sharing the Chèvre Chavignolle, which was perfect for the table. The warm, slightly melted goat cheese paired beautifully with the sweet balsamic dressing on the salad. We also ordered the classic Moules Marinières, served with an impressively large portion of fries, along with a side of nicely glazed Brussels sprouts to share. I had the salmon with a creamy, buttery sauce that was well balanced. My friend ordered the lobster bisque, which was a bit watery along with the endive salad. The salad was generously sized and easily shareable. The only downside was that we specifically came for the Vegetable Lasagna and Short Ribs which were not available. They were also out of most of the wines. Service was excellent. Our waiter was funny and charming and even remembered it was my friend’s birthday, playing “Dancing Queen” as he brought out the candlelit Apple Tarte Tatin we had ordered.

I’ve been coming here for years and I’ve just loved the atmosphere and food here. I typically get the steaks and escargot, though I sadly don’t have a recent photo of that steak. I guess I’ll have to go again. Keep up the great work guys!

I enjoyed their vegetarian lasagna, very flavorful, also my friends ordered sandwich and burger

Came for dinner and sat on the patio in the back. Inside was way too loud for my taste. Overall, food was amazing. The bone marrow and escargots were fantastic, and the mussels (mustard sauce) were phenomenal. I highly recommend all three of those. The steak was not worth ordering. It came sliced, which I don’t prefer. It also was overcooked (I ordered it medium rare but came medium well). In terms of the service… food was very slow to come out. There were several severs running food, refilling waters, etc. which was lovely. While the steak was disappointing, I would come back to order the other items again. I think I’d sit at the bar next time.

My friend and I wandered into this restaurant on a Saturday evening in late November and I thought we were going to grab something quickly. The dining room was crowded but fortunately, we were able to sit at the bar. Antonin Brune, the owner, had a welcoming personality that set the tone for the restaurant. From the professional and friendly staff, wonderful food (I had fish soup, mussels in white wine sauce and chocolate mousse), nice wine selection, and solid music that lingers in the background (yes, you can have a conversation without yelling!), I was transported to Paris for a few hours. I live in Westchester County but will definitely make the trip into NYC to return to "Pardon My French" when I need my Parisian fix!

It was bringing a welcomed retro style when I stepped inside. The food was great, I loved my Duck Confit with Spinach - I ate it clean 😆. The only thing that I wished was my espresso martini had more alcohol. This place is perfect for either singles or groups. A reservation is recommended as it's usually packed up. I heard that there is a garden sitting as well, and I will come back to check it out when the weather is nicer.

We had a wonderful experience at PMF. We ordered the escargots, steak frites, frisée salad, and soup of the day, All were excellent. Francesca and Eva at the bar create a fun, relaxed atmosphere and make the best cocktails! Service was fantastic and super friendly/ personable. Great experience all around!

Great experience at PMF ! Super nice service, high quality meals (like their delicious bone marrow, incredible steak au poivre..) and overall ambiance is friendly and beautiful. The boss (Anthony) really cares about his guests and super nice too. I highly recommend !

My friend and I wandered into this restaurant Saturday evening and thought we were going to grab something quickly. The dining room was crowded but fortunately, we were able to sit at the bar. Antonin Brune, the owner, has a welcoming personality that sets the tone for the restaurant. From the professional and friendly staff, wonderful food (I had fish soup, mussels in white wine sauce and chocolate mousse), nice wine selection, and solid music that lingers in the background (yes, you can have a conversation without yelling!), I was transported to Paris for a few hours. I live in Westchester County but will definitely make the trip into NYC to return to "Pardon My French" when I need my Parisian fix!

Despite the freezing weather, we were determined to go out and celebrate my friend's birthday, so we headed to one of our favorite East Village spots. We began by sharing the Chèvre Chavignolle, which was perfect for the table. The warm, slightly melted goat cheese paired beautifully with the sweet balsamic dressing on the salad. We also ordered the classic Moules Marinières, served with an impressively large portion of fries, along with a side of nicely glazed Brussels sprouts to share. I had the salmon with a creamy, buttery sauce that was well balanced. My friend ordered the lobster bisque, which was a bit watery along with the endive salad. The salad was generously sized and easily shareable. The only downside was that we specifically came for the Vegetable Lasagna and Short Ribs which were not available. They were also out of most of the wines. Service was excellent. Our waiter was funny and charming and even remembered it was my friend's birthday, playing "Dancing Queen" as he brought out the candlelit Apple Tarte Tatin we had ordered. With its warm, cozy atmosphere, this restaurant remains a great choice for both large groups and intimate dates.

I usually take lead when it comes to planning my work's holiday outing. I try to change up the cuisine year over year, and since we had never done French food before I thought we would give it a try. That being said, I did some browsing and Pardon My French landed on my radar - reviews and pics looked great, and as bonus points I was able to book a table for 13 without having to go through group booking. So, off we went. Located in Alphabet City, PMF is a decently-sized restaurant. It has a rectangular shape that is common among Manhattan eateries, but is wide and spacious with high ceilings. The space is roughly broken up into two main areas - the front where the bar is and the back where majority of the tables are. Additionally, they have a side room that I assume is used for private events. The decor is pretty simple, with and earth-toned color scheme throughout the space. We decided to split a bunch of apps to start. But first, wine - as a French restaurant I expected a wide selection, which they delivered on. My colleague took reign with that and made a great choice for us. For apps, we shared the beef tartare, escargot, shrimp puff pastry, and charcuterie board. The apps were good - my favorites were the beef and the shrimp. Both had an interesting presentation with great flavor. For my main I got the salmon. This was fine, though they did not ask how I wanted it cooked and as such, it came out well done (ie, dry). Outside of being parched, the sauce it came with was tasty. We also ordered sides of frites and Brussels sprouts for the table which were both good. Service was the weakest point of the experience for me. They were efficient, and food came out/tables were cleared at a good pace, but they weren't the friendliest - it lacked a warmth that would have added to the experience. That being said, I had a pretty good experience at Pardon My French. I would be open to returning, but perhaps for their brunch in lieu of dinner.

I came here to try their restaurant week menu and was not impressed. The restaurant is really cute and the ambiance would be great for a date night, specifically in the bar in the front. They also have a patio in the back! However, service is awful. The servers were not particularly friendly and we had to ask if we could order after 30 minutes. Our server didn't write anything down and then came back to double check what we ordered. After we finished eating, it took forever to get our check. We were there for two hours. The food was good and the place is cute, but I wouldn't return.

I've been here a few times and have been at times impressed and very disappointed with the food. I'm not sure what the cause is for the lack of consistency. Disappointments included the mussels and the fries, which I found surprising -- good fries should be a staple, I would think. I thought the salmon was quite good when I had it. I might come back if I'm in the mood for French food and want to stay local, but I'm a little wary, especially with so many good options in the area!

I have only positive things to say about PMF as we had a fantastic outdoor dinner there before the weather got too cold. We had a group of 6 and made a reservation online on same day. PMF has the most adorable outdoor seating hidden in the back of the restaurant that looks like a garden hideaway with some heated lamps. We purposely did a late reservation (9pm) to ensure that there would be less people there and it was way more intimate! We ordered a wide variety of drinks and dishes. Each of us had a different cocktail and no one had complaints on any of them! We ordered the escargot, rib eye steak and steak tartare, mussels and frites, brussel sprouts, and bone marrow. We liked it all! The beef preparation/quality is good and the presented well.

Food was good and the bartender was a great guy. Made us a few mimosa's and recommended some great items. The truffle fries are top tier. The pancakes were average but definitely good. I'd come back when I'm looking for a solid brunch spot.

Love everyone and everything these! Food and wine is perfect! Francesca and Eva are amazing! They know the menu extremely well and always give me the best recommendations. I always feel at home here, it's the best vibe and it's a can't-miss spot in the east village. No other French restaurants around here compare in terms of service and food.

French cuisine at a relatively affordable price, with good portion sizes. A cute patio next to the backyards of neighboring apartment buildings, with service that is attentive and professional--it must get old to come down and go up that flight of stairs. Or you can sit inside with air conditioning--the chairs are more comfortable there. The food is very nicely prepared. Reservations, though not necessary unless on special events, are easy to make.

A little swanky place that looks very deceiving from the outside with hidden secrets that I very much enjoyed Food 4/5/ I came for brunch and can say that my food wasnt bad at all. I wish the menu had more options for me but chicken sandwich was tasty and the fries were very delicious. Wasn't a fan of dessert , had the profiteroles which were very stale buy the presentation was 10/10. Service 5/5: Our waiter was awesome he was very patient and helpful and gave me a million sauces to try which made my experience so much sweeter. The service is truly what would bring me back for a second time Ambiance: 3/5 and 5/5 The restaurant is quite narrow and dark and the inside was very hot and uncomfortable. Howeverrrr the backyard was super cute and quite the hidden surprise that I wasn't expecting. The servers let us sit out there even though it wasn't technically open and I have to say it was the highlight of my experience.

Zoey and Fran were excellent Bartenders. Amazing service and incredible recommendations. 10/10

The food here is amazing and the service is top notch, Francesca makes our experience so special every time and has excellent recommendations

This place is tres tres bon!! I loved the steak frite and the onion soup . service was adequate and the ambiance is the exact east village date vibe you are looking for.

This cute restaurant in the east village is surprisingly affordable. I made a reservation about a week in advance and we were seated right away. I definitely recommend making a reservation for brunch because they were packed. The tables are really close together which is inconvenient for getting up and if it's winter there is no where to keep your jacket or bag. However, they did offer to hang up our coats. The food was good and it came out quickly. I was served the most flawless omelette I've ever seen in my life and it came with a side salad and potatoes. The garlic roasted potatoes were so flavorful! My friend said the Tunisian eggs were delicious as well. I wanted to try their french toast but I decided to go savory instead. I'll definitely have to come back to try it. We did the bottomless brunch and the staff were very attentive. They were constantly refilling our waters and they gave us a carafe full of mimosa so we did not have to keep flagging them down for refills. This place had been on my list for a while and I'm so glad I finally got to try it. I definitely recommend!

Great except.. PMF is a great place for brunch and to go get some food in general, the Pmf burger was absolutely delicious and definitely top 3 best in ny!! The side of french fries was very salty but i prefer it like that. The experience and place was very nice and cozy. Sadly although the waiters were very nice and helpful, they ONLY accepted cash which is fine for a few people but we had 5 which was a whole situation since most people only had cards.

A lot of people go to this spot for their bottomless brunch but I went here as a group a good while back for dinner. Warming inside with a lot of wood and a pretty friendly waitstaff We shared a bunch of dishes and I presumably had beer but I am unsure. The bread they gave had a good crisp and they provided more. The Tartare De Boeuf/Beef Tartare with fried quail eggs for $18 was a definite highlight. Good texture, good portion size, balanced sourness, and the quail eggs were a fun change from the usual egg yolk. I think a couple cornichons would elevate it a bit more but still very good. Alright for the same price were the Escargots de Bourgogne with Burgundy Snails, butter, garlic, and parsley. This came with 6 and it was a generic variety. Good sauce but this dish always has a good sauce. For mains, the Coq Au Vin for $32 with red wine braised chicken, mashed potatoes, cippolini onions, and red wine reduction was excellent. The chicken was nicely braised and the sauce was rich with a touch of sweetness. Mashed potatoes were very soft and fluffy. Solid and reasonable. The Steak Au Poivre with grilled NY strip steak, French fries, and peppercorn sauce for $41 was fine. The steak was alright and the fries were fine and I found the sauce much more on the peppery side than buttery side. If you can order it/you're in a group, get the bigger steak instead. The pièce de résistance was the PMF Côte De Boeuf with a 32oz dry aged rib eye, mashed potatoes, market greens, and béarnaise sauce for $140. This dish is on the menu for 2 but I think 3 could split it as long as you get an appetizer. The rib eye had a good crust though perhaps a bit too much of a chew. Overall a solid piece of steak and mostly worth it. The Tarte Tatin was alright. Texture was a bit different than expected but the apples were good. Food is overall solid. I wish I could give this place a 3.5 but I can't.

fabulous . my bartender Robbie was amazing. delicious food . the atmosphere was so nice. feels like you are at a French bouillon . i will definitely be back.

Great food, atmosphere, and service. I remember doing the bottomless brunch and everything was great. The mimosas kept coming! Would recommend here for a small party or mid sized one. I came here with a party of 3 and then a party of ~10 back when they only accepted cash. Glad to see they are accepting credit cards now! It was a pain having to pay in cash. The brunch options here are all so tasty and sweet/savory options were all on point. I always get the French toast. And that with a nice mimosa is everything. Would definitely come back.

Went for a late brunch. The food was very tasty, I really enjoyed both dishes! The ambiance inside was cute and cozy, but it is pretty loud as most tables are big groups doing bottomless. Services was great. Really enjoyed this spot!

Excellent food and service. Great menu with plenty of variety without being over/underwhelming. A little loud inside, the music is loud so everyone talks extra loud to be heard over the music. Outdoor seating is best!

Ava and fran. wow so good. really cool. gave me a free shot. it was of tequila. super top shelf. the owners are very cool too i see them around and they give me high fives.

So so fabulous ! Would eat all my meals here and lovely staff. Pardon My French is the c'est iconiqueeeee fab xoxoxo

Awesome food, awesome service, awesome vibe! Try the tuna tartare and eat at the bar!

Love this place. Food is fantastic every time, and the ambiance is so cozy and warm. Fran is the best bartender!

This the spot I'm telling you. Zoe and Fran are fire bartenders. Great vibes. Good drinks and food.

2024 will be the year of brunch! We stopped into Pardon My French on Sunday for an early brunch. Only a few tables were occupied when we arrived. This place is cash-only so plan accordingly, although I think there is an ATM or two nearby. Our waitress took our orders pretty quickly. We ordered the pancakes, French toast, and eggs with bacon. The pancakes came out looking pretty with fruit scattered all around and a dollop of whipped cream. They tasted as good as they looked. My girlfriend enjoyed her French toast and the eggs and bacon were good too. Within 30 minutes of being seated, this place got PACKED. My friend told me that PMF is known for being a much more rowdy brunch spot to enjoy a mimosa buzz, so I can see that they were quickly heading that way. Aside from the inconvenience of having to bring cash, the food was good and the service was decently fast. I would return in the future!

Service was amazing I love Anton and the whole team here. the food is good, the drinks come quickly and well made. Worth coming here.

Walking into this restaurant takes you on a journey. I've been here over 37 times and each one is magical and memorable! The low lighting and music you never know what time of day it is and you are able to get lost in time. The appetizers, the mains, and desert that I chose in the form of a Expresso Martini with vodka were delish! The waiter was very attentive. We were a large group but he managed 16 of us single-handedly.

The service was attentive and the food is so good, flavors are well crafted will come back

This place is absolutely perfect. What a gem in the East Village! The service & food are incredible, not to mention the music (which is SO important!). Steak Tartare, Burrata Salad, and Saint Marcelin are some favs for shared apps and then the Coq au Vin & Le Poulet are also scrumptious. I will be back next week!!! See you soon PMF.

This place has been hyped up to me for years, so when my partner suggested it for date night, I gladly agreed. We get there and were pleased to be seated at a cute table in the corner, which was quite romantic. We place our order with one of the waitresses for steak tartare and continued browsing the menu. It arrives, along with fresh bread and butter, and it was divine. We were so excited to order the rest of our meal since the tartare was amazing. However, the original waitress who took our order kept passing by without coming over to us. It takes about 20 minutes but we finally got someone else's attention and ordered the rest of our food. I think it was just the fact that we were tucked away in the corner on a busy night. The bone marrow was good, though I wish there was more, and the Coq au vin (which I believe was a new addition to the menu) was a classic dish we knew we had to order. We got the Truffle fries as well which tasted even better paired with the Coq au vin. Both these dishes were good but to me the clear winner was the tartare! Overall the food was good, but think we will go somewhere else for our next date night.

I wish I wrote this review sooner because I've already forgotten the names of the staff that assisted us. My girls and I set up a girl's night out. I made reservations on 7/21/22, for 6 guests, at PMF and we arrived when they opened for dinner. We sat inside because it was quite humid this particular evening. We were the only table in the restaurant when we first arrived but it quickly began filing up. Our server was the sweetest. He had the thickest French accent, newly arrived from France. He was very attentive, even when the place began filling up. We ordered many drinks and a lot of food, as we tend to do, all of which was amazing; pricey, but still amazing. Some of my friends are a bit picky but they'll always try something new so I love ordering things for the table for people to try out and be adventurous with the food. PMF makes a mean dirty martini but I so wish more places would bring back the blue cheese-stuffed olive! I digress, because that was my only issue all evening. Our table was lively and they definitely enjoyed having our energy in the dining room. THE DISH ON THE DISHES: Bone Marrow - served with crusty bread and topped with pickled veg and something sweet that took it up a huge notch. I was a little disappointed that I had to share this with five other ladies. Deviled Eggs - only two to an order so we had to be creative. They are tasty, though. Smoked Salmon - served with blinis and tasted very good. All of the cute accoutrement on top added accents of flavor. I love crème fraîche with smoked salmon. Beef Tartare - even our picky eaters enjoyed this dish. We asked for extra crostini so everyone could taste. French Dips - served with crostini and included eggplant caviar, olive tapenade and hummus. Grilled Octopus - served with a quinoa tabouleh which tasted fabulous! Everyone also loved this dish, even the pick eaters. I need that tabouleh recipe ASAP! Stripes Bass - served with baby beets and citrus segments. Salmon - served with more of that wonderful quinoa tabouleh. Moules Provençale - My gf ordered this and I tasted it. It has the tomato-based sauce. It was very good. Served with fries.. Moules Marinîeres - I ordered this and was satisfied given everything else we ordered. The buttery garlic flavor was great. Served with fries. Poulet Rôti - this dish looked good for a chicken dish. It was served with mashed potatoes and the au jus was poured at the table. Très élégante. To top everything off we had profiteroles with chocolate ganache poured at the table, apple tart tatin and crème brûlée. We were gifted sirprise shots and sparklers for the birthdays at the table. The staff was beyond amazing to us and we had an unforgettable night out. I want to say our server's name was Mateo but I can not remember because we were quite sauced by the end of the night. The front of house manager that kept checking in on us and taking our picture for us was amazing as well. It was an epic night and they deserve all the accolades.

Great place for a boozy brunch but be aware that this option is one main dish and unlimited mimosa $41 CASH ONLY! I went there with a big group of friends and they constantly brought us jars of mimosas. I have the EGGS BENEDICT and it tasted very good, they come with some potatoes and salad. The staff is very kind and attentive. Fully recommended! ESPAÑOL: Restaurante genial para brunch con bebidas ilimitadas pero ten en cuenta que esta opción incluye un plato y mimosas ilimitadas por $41 SOLO EFECTIVO! Fui con un gran grupo de amigos y nos trajeron jarras de mimosas constantemente. Tomé los EGGS BENEDICT y estaban muy buenos, vienen con patatas y ensalada. El personal es amable y atento. Totalmente recomendado!

Bottomless Brunch! $26 Coffee or Tea + Food or $39 Bloody Mary or Mimosa + Food. If that isn't a good deal, then idk what is. Food-wise, I personally got the Brioche French Toast, which was served with Nutella, bananas, blueberries, strawberries, and walnuts. Delicious. My gf got the Eggs Scandinavian, which was poached eggs with smoked salmon served with potatoes and a side salad. This was also a decent choice. Of course the highlight to a bottomless brunch is the alcohol itself. The servers are pretty good at refilling our jug whenever we requested it. My gf got orange juice instead of coffee/tea, but the refills were not free. Service is pretty standard, no complaints. Overall, it's a fun place to have boozy brunch with a group of friends. FYI: They are cash only.

At Pardon My French, you'll find a cozy, intimate space with a great selection of wines, speciality cocktails and all the comfort foods from France. With traditional staples like Escargot, ratatouille, and Coq au Vin, PMF is a safe place to go if you're new to the realm of French cuisine and are looking for the classics. On the pricier side, be prepared to drop some cash when you dine here but you won't be disappointed by the end of the meal. The staff are incredibly attentive and you're assured a Great experience from start to finish.

This is a great and affordable spot for brunch in the Village! My bestie made reservations for 3 of us yesterday. We got reservations about a week in advance. It was packed, so I would definitely recommend getting reservations. We had to wait a bit to be seated and it was extremely warm in the restaurant. I do wish they could have turned the air on as it would have made the experience more enjoyable. There is also only one bathroom in the whole restaurant, so there is almost always a line. Other than that, the vibe is charming and I felt like I was in a little bistro in France! Now, onto the food! I got the eggs scandinavian, whis is eggs benedict but with smoked salmon. The flavors were amazing! I loved the hollandaise and there was a good amount of salmon. It came with a side salad and potatoes. Both complimented the dish perfectly! My friends enjoyed their dishes as well. We decided to try two desserts to share! We got the chocolate lava cake and profiteroles. Both were delicious, but I felt that the chocolate cake could have had more ooze and the profiteroles ratio of puff to ice cream was a little off. The flavors were great though, especially for chocolate lovers! Our server was attentive and I appreciated that they brought carafes for the bottomless option. That way, you don't have to flag someone down every time you want a refill! I would 100% come back here and would recommend it for birthdays! They have a fun sparkler moment if you are celebrating something!

We came to PMF for my best friends engagement brunch and our waiter had the best energy. He was so so attentive and really made the couple feel so loved. We had the bottomless brunch option and I don't think I ever saw the bottle of my cup! I ordered the pancakes from the brunch menu and it was SO good. My boyfriend ordered the steak frites and that dish also didn't disappoint.

We went here to celebrate my birthday. The service was impeccable and the food delicious. We had the steak au poivre and the moules marinière both cooked to perfection. We followed that with the chocolate lava cake, delish! Wine selection was on point. Reminds me of a brassiere tucked away somewhere in Paris. Will definitely go back!

Cute little brunch spot in Alphabet City right next to Thompkins Square Park! The food was pretty good (hard to mess up the classics). The decor inside was pretty cute. They have a very good bottomless deal and the prices for brunch foods is reasonable. Not super hard to get a reservation! I would recommend coming here with a small group of friends but definitely remember to bring cash as it's a cash only establishment. Service was a bit slow but nothing too egregious.

Disorganized, loud and rude! If you want to cater to only one kind of audience, say so! People its loud! And you are in the hospitality business so maybe ask twice and listen to what your customers are saying!! TLDR: we were asked to leave a 6 persons table, we protested because we got the table 30 mins late, they offered the bar & we made our intentions clear while walking to the bar sullenly but respectfully. One of our friends decided he dint want to stand at the overcrowded bar and walked out but how dare WE have an opinion and the rest of us were shooed away too. Thank you for making us realize you are not brown people friendly, fuck you and I dont ask to be pardoned!

BRANDY DESERVES A RAISE for the FABULOUS service we were given. I just want to say for the first bit of our experience here it was a mess. Another server kept coming around asking the same questions over and over again and there was just so much miscommunication. The food here is also pretty good but nothing out of the ordinary from a regular brunch place. Since everything was going just okay, Brandy comes to save the day by being just being an ABSOLUTE GEM. Brandy did not just come by to check on us but made sure we were WELL taken care of, cracked jokes with us, and especially made our birthday friends feel extra special. I promise you, from that entire NY trip Brandy definitely made it the most memorable. I also highly suggest coming here for their bottomless brunch - a new pitcher kept popping up on our table the second we finished one. And it just kept coming and coming. I had an amazing time!! Thank you PMF for making our Sat morning so memorable **FYI THIS PLACE IS CASH ONLY**

Had the bottomless brunch. Drinks were good. The French toast was really good. The croque monsieur was ok, super dry. The ham was dry and hard but the bread was soggy on the inside which I was surprised by. The AC wasn't working too well inside so we were all super sweaty. Our server was really funny and engaging though, so it made the experience better. Cash only.

Living in the East Village, we came across this charming French restaurant. The menu is mouth watering and the ambience is charming. Our server Duncan gave us the best recommendations and we ordered it all....steak at poivre, duck confit, bone marrow, duck liver with Brussels sprouts , shrimp salad and French onion soup....baguette and ooh lala we were in French heaven. It is mouth watering food and we all highly recommend popping in for a warm comforting meal. Great for date night too!!

Great food but abysmal service... To start things off, I had a brunch reservation set for 1pm but our table wasn't ready until 40 minutes later. We were initially seated inside and then the hostess came and said our table was actually outside instead. When we sat down at the outdoor table we were disappointed to find holes in the table and leftover food and drinks from the previous customers that took even more time to get cleaned up. **this place is also cash only, which I've never heard of for a brunch spot. They didn't say that anywhere on their website so we had to spend even more time finding an atm.... It was so hot and humid outside and the outdoor area didn't have enough umbrellas, so it was a pretty rough experience until we got our mimosas which also took a very long time. I will say the quality of the food is better than most brunch places I've been to. I'd personally recommend the Nutella French toast

Love the ambiance of this restaurant! Super cozy and great for date night. I got the salmon which was cooked very well and I got the espresso martini type drink. Only thing not making this 5-stars was the extremely slow service unfortunately...

Avoid at all costs. Food was bad, service even worse, and crazy loud music made it overall unbearable.

What a cute brunch place! Love the vibes and make sure to sit outdoors in the garden outside if you can. I got the tea + food combo for brunch and chose the green tea and eggs scandinavian which I throughly enjoyed. Only complaint is that it's bit annoying that the place only takes cash and is a bit overpriced for the portion size.

BRUNCH @ PMF is probably one of, I must say most recommended place I would give to anybody who would ask me for brunch place.. Not exaggerating.. Planned a surprised birthday brunch for my boyfriend and they were very accommodating to every single request (and favors hehehe) Randy, the Manager and everybody else were so nice and I couldn't thank them enough for giving us the best service ever. FOOD + UNLI MIMOSA? You can never go wrong @ PMF

Gotta say it was the most average and bland food I've had for brunch. We ordered the Steak frites: - not a ton of steak and it was quite dry. i felt like i was chewing for hours, my jaw was def hurting after that. fries were cold.. like they'd be sitting out for a while. French Toast: - fruit was great, but the actual bread part tasted weird -- kinda like it was dipped in an almond syrup or something? looked a lot better than it tasted. Kale ceasar: - this tasted like literally nothing. i went w 4 other friends and we all took a bite to make sure i wasn't crazy. there's a dressing on there but it tastes like literally nothing. the kale was verryyyy bitter as well. service was eh.. they kept forgetting to reload our bottomless and was pretty slow. they didn't check on us either, maybe it was cause we were sitting outside? not that that should be an excuse.. anyways. please go somewhere else for food!