At this rustic bistro with a cozy outdoor patio, indulge in inventive French dishes and an impressive wine list that promises a delightful experience.
"After a caffeine boost, head to the Girl and the Fig for brunch. While the restaurant is well-known for “country food with French passion,” on weekends the restaurant serves up crispy waffles with fresh strawberries, avocado sourdough tartine (just a fancy way of saying a really yummy avocado toast), and perfectly cooked eggs. Wash it all down with a mimosa or a French bloody mary that includes a splash of Pernod." - Marisa Churchill
"Specializing in French food with a modern twist, The Girl & The Fig is a buzzy spot where you’ll need to plan ahead to grab a prime weekend table, but locking yourself in a couple weeks ahead is absolutely worth it. The pastis-scented moules frites are a Parisian dream, and the burger is one of the best in town. They also offer a three-course bistro menu for $48, with an additional $20 for a wine pairing—it’s the perfect way to splurge while not digging too deep in your pockets. Skip the indoor seating unless the weather demands it: the large private patio tucked away from the street is the perfect place to escape the weekend crowds." - allison green
"When was the last time you went anywhere and said: “That was a really good deal?” asks Girl & the Fig president John Toulze, who understands the appeal of affordable dining. At the company’s flagship restaurant, the Girl & the Fig, the prix fixe Plats du Jour remains affordable at $48 for three courses such as fig tartine with Pt. Reyes blue crema and pistachio-honeycomb crumble; pan-seared half-chicken with roasted corn and warm tomato vinaigrette; and Gravenstein apple tarte Tatin with house-made vanilla ice cream for dessert." - Christina Mueller
"Specializing in French food with a modern twist, The Girl & The Fig is a buzzy spot where you’ll need to plan ahead to grab a prime weekend table, but locking yourself in a couple weeks ahead is absolutely worth it. The pastis-scented moules frites are a Parisian dream, and the burger is one of the best in town. They also offer a three-course bistro menu for $48, with an additional $20 for a wine pairing—it’s the perfect way to splurge while not digging too deep in your pockets. Skip the indoor seating unless the weather demands it: the large private patio tucked away from the street is the perfect place to escape the weekend crowds." - Allison Green
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