Daniel Fullmer
I had a relatively good experience here today. I loved their menu choices, yet the food wasn’t anything special. The portions were good, but the sandwich was dry and their soup was delivered in a paper container (even though I ordered the soup with a bread bowl ..??). Plus, their soda machine was broken, therefore not offering anything other than water to drink. On the plus side, the ascetics is fun. Overall, this restaurant is slightly above average to other places I have visited.
… moreLexie Jex
So delicious! I got a turkey pesto crepe to go and they put it in a nice box with silverware and everything. And their strawberry lemonade cream puff! The inside is so cute too, lots of space and tables, nice music. And so affordable!!
… moreCecelia S
They make their own bread including bagels. The food was great and the ambience wonderful. Also super clean restrooms. That’s always a bonus.
… moreKevin Brown
The value for money is kind of unreal here. The food is great, the decor is great. It feels like you should be spending more than you are.
The logistics of ordering and being served are kind of weird. There’s no waitress that comes to your table, there’s just a counter up front where you order. That’s not unusual really, we’re used to ordering like that at fast food places. It’s just that this isn’t a fast food place and it doesn’t have a menu behind the ordering counter. They just have handheld menus. So you take your handheld menu and stand in front of the counter to look at it, or you take it to a table where you sit until you decide what to order and then walk back over to the counter. Then there’s no one to come bring you a glass of water. Instead you walk over to the water jug and get a plastic cup and fill it yourself. Again, it’s fine, it just feels like it should be a sit down place and someone should bring you a glass of water. I’ve never seen another place operate quite like this and it feels really strange.
I actually think that weirdness is probably the secret to how they do it though. No wait staff means less overhead, and less overhead apparently means the high-quality food at a lower price. They have good standards for what actually ends up on the plate. I was very impressed.
… moreErica Roberts
Such a cute little restaurant and definitely a ‘must visit’ if you are in Richfield. The sandwiches were good and the pastries were very good. They have kids meals as well! I got the Turkey avocado sandwich and the avocado spread has a nice flavor to it! Service was great and friendly and the atmosphere was top notch. We just sat waiting for our food looking at all the details that went into this place. You can tell that the owners and employees took pride in what they brought together.
… moreDavid McClain
Wonderful little gem. I love finding places like this with unique character and personality. The outdoor seating is awesome, food is phenomenal, and the people are wonderful. Can’t recommend highly enough.
… moreTricia Munro
Great French cafe vibe with tasty food! We liked the turkey pesto crepe and chicken salad sandwich. Jazzy oldies playing, velvet love seats, and gold-framed oil paintings make a relax-and-stay-a-while ambiance.
… moreJennifer Michels
Great little breakfast and lunch spot in the heart of Richfield! The decor is impeccable inside and out, including the cute bathroom. We ordered crepes(they were a little on the pale side) and brioche french toast, also pretty good. The outdoor seating is a big bonus, with plenty of room for large groups or kids to run around. It’s a little loud due to the hard surfaces and street traffic but I’m most grateful to have an outdoor option. The cashier & waitresses were super nice.
… moreCasey Yardley
Nice place to eat, a little more than a hidden gem. It’s an experience to eat here. Good food and a fun place to eat. I liked the inspired story from the owner, the bakery goods, the meal. All of it. Def a stop to make when you are in the area!
We had
Savory crepes – ham and cheese, margarita
Thanksgiving sandwich 10/10
… moreEmmy Nelson
This is the cutest and classiest little bistro.
Their pastry cabinet is quite impressive and reasonably priced. I ordered savory crepes and 4 things from the cabinet and it came out to around $22 with a tip. If I lived anywhere close to this shop I would be a regular for sure!
The worker was also super friendly with my toddler daughter on our brunch date.
And you can see from the picture that she couldn’t wait to get her hands on the goodies!
I loved The mille-feuille! The flavors were absolutely spot on! And the Macaroons were also super tasty and properly baked. I cared less for the cream horn but it was still good.
The turkey pesto crepes were absolutely perfect.
My only want was for more napkins and another set of silverware so it was easier to share the crepes with my daughter.
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