Ike Dimitriadis

We had a great time enjoying a nice brunch here. We sat inside, but there is outside seating as well. The food was great - I had the Eggs Florentine and my wife had the Croque-Monsieur. Both were fantastic. I especially want to point out the fantastic service by the woman who waited on us - Marcella. Very professional, courteous, and got us everything we needed in a timely manner. I'm looking forward to coming back here.

Shukhrat Kamalov Photography

Amazing! Incredible! Pleasure bite after bite. This hole-in-the-wall is an absolute must! It is worth taking a trip to the city for. In proper fashion do not rush. Your food will be prepared in time...time is what it takes to make a master piece. Enjoy a drink and a friend as you take in the simple wonder of slowing down and enjoying a truly satisfying meal!

Amoi H.

This is one of our favorite places to brunch. Our go-to's are the corned beef and potatoes hash and their signature French toast. The corned beef hash is simply delectable. The flavors are perfectly balanced between the beef, potatoes and the poached egg in hollandaise sauce. Their elevated take on the dish is definitely worth trying. The French toast though!!! They have a delicately sweet taste and still have a little crispness beneath the drizzles of the syrup. The thing about their French toast is that some of the sweetness come from the bread itself versus mostly of it coming from the syrup on top. They definitely have a flavor that is unique to their French toast. That is undeniable. All in all, amazing!

Oksana

Hidden breath of France in Astoria. It was my first time trying the place and I am impressed. Very family atmosphere. The food is just great, the best French anion soup, the French toast and chamomile lavende tea were something special. I will be definitely back to try the rest of the menu.

+5

Jazz Chomboon

Nice spot for brunch in our neighborhood. French toast was so soft and yummy. Loved the Eggs Florentine and don’t mind going back there for it. ** A warning here that Mimosa is $10 with brunch the following ones are $15 we were misunderstood when the server kept on asking if we wanted another mimosas - ended up having 4 mimosa and only the first one was $10 😅

Ram Luna

The Cafe is always full and you usually have to wait 30 minutes or so to be served here but the food is quite worth the wait. One of their popular dishes which I would also recommend for you to try is their French toast. It is sweet and fluffy with a side of home made fruit jam. You can't really go wrong with choosing a place like this for breakfast or lunch. My one critique of this place would be that they only have one server who is usually a bit overwhelmed by everything but does a very admirable job of doing the work of 2-3 people. We were seated in a far corner and she forgot to give us condiments for fries after she asked if we wanted some. Our bill also took a while, understandably since she was so busy. At any rate, I will definitely bring people here for brunch and eat here again even with that!

Mina Ito

Hidden spot in Astoria! Really small restaurant run by one chef. I've been here for brunch a couple of times and each time I've had a good experience. The food is really delicious. I ordered the florentine benedict and quiche of the day and each dish was tasty. Pretty affordable too; I've heard great things about their dinner courses so must try that next!

+1

Julia H

Had a wonderful late lunch with my friend here. ❤️I absolutely love the FRENCH TOAST. It was the best one I had so far. Light crispy edge and soft, moist, creamy bread that melted in your mouth. The crepe was also good. The only thing is would like to remind is that they take cash only!

Melissa

Terrible service. Waiting 25 plus minutes for a seat was said would take 5 minutes. The tables were clear but no one cleaned them. The waiter sat a group that came in after us before us. Then said she would clear our table and didn’t. She removed the dirty plates and never went back to clean the table. Had us waiting an additional 5 minutes till we got fed up and went to the table and cleaned it ourselves with hand wipes. Made us wait an ADDITIONAL 5 minutes to come take our order. After seeing the people next to us and not approaching us. The table we were at, the ac kept dripping on us. I get maybe the waiter was overwhelmed working alone but this is a TINY place. 6-7 tables MAX. I give the food 5 stars, because it genuinely was delicious. That made us happy. Maybe we will try again when we see the place is empty.

Aisha

The restaurant is small and quaint. Food was okay. The quiche was good. Croque monsieur was not. The bread was regular white sandwich bread and there was no flavor. Service was slow. It makes sense since there was only one waitress and one cook during peak Saturday brunch hours. No milk alternatives for your coffee. Menu via QR code. Very hot and humid in the restaurant. The biggest downside truly was having to wait for water, to order, drinks, food, check, etc. I won’t be back.

gmail x.

We were excited to try this new place mainly for the crepes. We went in this morning in a group of 8 and were understandably seated on 2 separate tables since it’s a small place. The server promptly told us that they won’t be serving crepes today and only items from the brunch menu were available. While we were ordering, other tables were all served with crepes quickly, including a table of 4. Confused, we asked the server if crepes are available, her response is for a larger group, they cannot serve crepes for everyone. We were okay to wait longer but simply were not given the option. Also, $20 for this?