Dianna N.
Yelp
Beautiful place, great brunch! Pricing is about average for location and style of restaurant. It looks like a vineyard, could totally be one, should look into having a wine tasting. Inside is huge, place is divided by rooms, have seatings outside in the back as well. Everything was delicious and beautifully organized. You can add citrus to your water, I did one of each. Overall experience is great! Great servers, only complaint that I have is they do not box everything that's left over. Im slightly disappointed that my pastries togo did not have the butter/jam dip. The Pain Perdu, the waiter only gave me the french toast, none of my blueberries and whip cream made it home with me. I would have preferred to box it up myself.
Assortment of Pastries 5/5 - 4 pastries, mostly croissants which I don't mind. Love the almond croissant, the almond paste is strong and delicious, not slot of almonds on the pastry itself, but the paste is amazing. The regular croissants is super fresh, not as fluffy but soft and buttery. Chocolate is okay, not alot of filling inside but still good. The side of butter and jam is delicious, especially the butter. Very good butter, no smell. Apple turnover is okay, taste like apple sauce. Overall great pastries. Worth it. I wonder if can just come here and buy take out.
Pork Belly Benedict 4/5 - taste was on point. Great flavoring, the poach eggs was perfection. I love the spinach, great complement to the dish, really balance out the heaviness of the biscuits and sauces. The cheese taste good, first time having it. Overall good dish. The biscuit is super dense, I always regret getting benedicts because of the biscuits. The porkbelly was goood, fatty and flavorful.
Pain Perdu 5/5 - looks like a rock but taste like heaven. Traditional French toast, melts in your mouth, it was delicious. The blueberries and bacon really makes the dish. I also love the whip cream. Now I have a log of french toast at home with no whip creme or blueberries, and lemon curd. Send help.