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Afficher toutpancake(208) brunch(94) breakfast(69) sandwich(46) egg(40) bar(34) recommend(33) cheese(33) syrniki(32) latke(29) cottage(26) sweet(22)Pancakes were delicious but be prepared to wait 30mins, for pancakes...
La qualité des produits est excellente mais j'ai trouvé le pancake pâteux & non aéré. Vu le prix des plats que je trouve assez cher il aurait été préférable d'offrir le café. Les personnes qui n'aiment pas le bruit cet endroit n'est pas pour vous.
Delicious place for breakfast or lunch - cottage cheese pancakes were incredible & the smorgesborg was also a really nice plate with a lot of variety. Great terrace in the summer months. Great spit!!
Good food - limited menu, which I appreciate. As an aside: I don't like bananas, cottage cheese, or pancakes, but their banana cottage cheese pancakes were divine.
We went here twice on our trip because the food was so fantastic. The strawberry syrniki (cottage cheese pancakes) were the star of the show. We have never tasted better pancakes. The eggs & salami was also delicious - fluffy eggs, really good challah but the latkes were average. The McArthur sandwich was juicy & really tasty. The roast beef sandwich was very well balanced. We had a couple of drinks, one that stood out was the Bonbon Bleuet (blueberry jam sour). The staff were extremely friendly & also entertained our toddler when they saw him getting fussy.
Probably the best pancakes in town. & the best challah of course. Their breakfast sandwich is super filling the eggs are moist & the bread is fresh & fluffy.
Their avo toast is average. Their drinks can also be improved.
The service has gotten betters through out the years.
Be prepared for 40+ mins waiting time.
Extremely overrated, waited 30min for my pancakes after placing the order & it really wasn't that good. & I went during the week when there was no lineups. Not worth it at all, I don't understand how anyone would wait in line for that.
Really overrated place! We had to wait a long time for a seat, & it took 45 minutes to get our food! The dishes are just simple, ordinary brunch plates. We paid $60 for the food seen in the attached pictures-an egg sandwich & a strawberry pancake.
This is a place I wish I could bring my Grandma Sylvia. She would have absolutely freaked her beak over the most gorgeous platter of lox I've ever seen-beautifully presented & every bit as delicious as it looked.
The thick wedge of challah, rich & tender, felt like something from another era. & the stout cottage cheese pancakes, blanketed in maple syrup, were the kind of dish that makes conversation stop for a moment so everyone at the table can simply appreciate what's happening.
It's a feast in the truest sense of the word-abundant, joyful, & meant to be shared. May they be fruitful & multiply.