Despite being with a vegetarian group, we found there were plenty of options on the menu. From a brie and Provençal tomato sandwich, to Ratatouille, to French style lasagna or ravioli -- there was something for everyone.
We quickly settled on the sandwich, and the ravioli. The restaurant was still pretty busy though we were there pretty late.
Our dinner arrived - the brie and tomato sandwich came on a perfectly crisped French roll, and a side of country potatoes. Carb overload, I know, but it was a rainy night... Don't judge! The melted brie, and the confit tomatoes added just the right amount of chewiness.
The ravioli was also very French. The sauce more like a ragout -- rustic, but with entirely unique flavors, and came with plenty of mushrooms.
We skipped dessert, and got espresso. French roast, of course. The coffee came with just the right amount of some really good chocolate.
We left with full stomachs, and completely satisfied. More than we expected for a quick dinner late at night. I would absolutely like to go back to try their pate, and the mussels.
If you are in the area, I highly recommend you check them out!
Bottom Line:
Price - $$
Ambience - Rustic
Vegetarian Friendly - Yes
Ambience - Rustic
Vegetarian Friendly - Yes
Had heard good things about this place from several friends. Also heard that they do a very good brunch too.
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