Sunober Waseem

What a cute spot! Everything we ordered was delicious. (Honestly, maybe the most tender steak I've ever had.) The restaurant itself is intimate, quaint, and cozy. They have a little storefront/cafe where you can buy cookies, macarons, and other cafe commodities in the front and then restaurant seating in the back. It was a charming experience from beginning to end.

Insiya Pardiwala

Lovely french place in the neighborhood. Try their quiche and french onion soup. The chicken sandwich was a bit dry, but the chicken soup was absolutely delicious. Their desserts and croissants are also mouthwatering.

Came here with my family for Brunch. I ordered the Croissant du Moulin, which was pretty standard - egg, bacon and cheese sandwiches in a croissant, with a side salad. The side salad was kind of bland, but it was fine. Overall, it tasted like something one can get from a deli, nothing special. I also tried some of the omelette and lamb sausages (which I really liked actually) from other plates. The main attractor of the place is definitely it's cozy atmosphere and wonderful service! The employees are super welcoming, which makes it a fun spot.

Z Hashmi

Beautiful restaurant and bakery. I tried their croissant and tiramisu, and both of them were excellent. I would come back just for that. They also have a lot of French items that can be purchased. The staff was very kind as well. Worth a stop.

+14

Chanel Ligon

Had breakfast here that was delicious, really enjoyed my croissant bacon and egg sandwich but the prices were way too high. Cannot justify the prices

Augusto Paulino

Le Moulin is a delightful spot for sweet & savory snacks (good sandwiches and pastries).

+2

Melody G.

Loved the brunch here. You can also buy French stuff here, there's also a separate fresh bakery. I came back for brunch again, tried different stuff this time. Great food consistently! Had a peach tartine, which is not on the regular menu and it was delicious.

Epicurean Chichi

Le Moulin a Cafe, cute french bistro , serves various variety of pastry and macarons and serves wonderful brunch menu croque madame was delicious and fried egg hit the palette with a side of salad and vinaigrette balanced the becemel. Also Le burger Du moulin( sirloin burger)cooked as requested with side of fries and Earl gray tea. If your in the area give this cafe a try, your palette won't disappoint.

+1

Steve

It is a cute cafe with a nice interior and lots of space at the back. The food is decent but not exceptional. I have had way better croissants. The price is rather high for this type of brunch restaurant and I can think of many other places in UES that I would rather go.

Jane Taylor

I’d love to give this place five stars because there’s clearly been a lot of care go into crafting a lovely space, but as spacious, clean and comfortable as it is, I was disappointed by two things today. One is, please do not charge $13 for a “fruit plate” with only melon and a couple of grapes. Honestly. The second thing was the attitude of our server, Alberto. He was very pushy, rather rude and made us feel like we weren’t able to relax, frankly ruining our experience.

Kevin Lussie

Over priced and not very authentic. Brittany buckwheat crêpe looked more like a burrito. (See picture. Google what it should look like.) Avocado toast with fried egg was under par for over $20. It was over $160 (before tip) for 5 people. They included a tip AND they trick you and ask for another tip when you pay. Take note of your receipt!!!

Ziad Iskandar

Rude and expensive. I tried the Éclaire au chocolat which was tiny vs traditional sized ones and at $6.50 was too expensive. As to quality is was good but nothing more. I noticed many other pastries were similarly mini sized vs other bakeries in Paris or NYC. As a reviewer I was taking pictures until someone came up to me and ordered me to stop taking pictures which is their right as business owners however he made it sound like we we were in North Korea and I was taking pictures of a military base!! That fits other reviews of rude service. The place looks cute and inviting however not for me anymore. Of note they don’t accept Amex and for disabled access there is a step to enter the cafe so they might have a ramp for wheelchair access but I don’t know. I hope you have a better experience than I did.

+7

Michelle Kahn

I very rarely leave bad reviews but I was so disappointed in this cafe. Food took over an hour to arrive at our table despite ordering soup and a pre made quiche. They didn’t provide any explanation for the delay, nor were we given anything to address this. Pea soup was watery and bland. Felt like it was poured from a supermarket box. The quiche was good but also not fully cooked the way a quiche should be. I will not be returning.