La Poule Fleury is described as a casual, neighborhood spot that serves fresh, tasty food at reasonable prices, with brunch and comforting dishes as reliable crowd pleasers and fast, friendly service. The atmosphere is cozy and the space small with a back terrace, where tables can feel close together and the place can be a bit noisy. It is not a luxury dining destination, and several notes suggest visiting during the week for a calmer experience, with early morning and midday specials adding value. Most praise the quality and freshness, though one review mentions a lack of freshness on a second visit, while another describes careful preparation and allergy awareness when ordered via delivery. Overall, the place comes across as a solid, affordable option for casual meals and quick lunches, especially for locals seeking simple, comforting fare in a welcoming setting, with terrace seating in warmer seasons.
Classic breakfast diner that transported me back to Florida :) Had the eggs Benedict with brie & mushrooms & it was very decent, my only little complaint is that I didn't have enough potatoes. Cash & debit only (like any self-respecting diner!)
Om Une valeur sûre. Tenue par une proprio dédiée. Nos enfants l'adorent (avec se sacs de bonbons !!) déjeuner délicieux mais je nlaine peu leurs patates
Beau brunch avec des amis & des enfants. Les portions sont bonnes & les plats sont bien cuisinés. Nous avons eu des attentions délicates pour nos enfants, ce qui est très apprécié.
I don't often leave reviews, but this breakfast was so good, I really had to come & give them five stars. The quality & preparation is not restaurant like. Everything was prepped with care, the ingredients are obviously carefully selected. Again, felt like eating homemade which is extremely rare in this day & age. Delivery was quick. Wish I could give it 10 stars!
Jun 23, 2024
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Belle petite place, mais je n'ai pas été conquise par le repas. Les patates (imitation ratée de hash brown) pas assez cuites, le muffin anglais était mouillé/gluant en dessous, & le brie goûtait plutôt le camembert très fort ou trop vieux. Aussi, les serveurs (très sympathiques) ont tendance à nous oublier, ce qui peut plaire à certains, sauf quand vient le temps de resservir du café :/ Autre détail, ils ne prennent pas les cartes de crédits & leur machine interac était défaillante. C'est des choses qui peuvent arriver, mais malheureusement tout ça mis ensemble ça donne tout au plus 3 ⭐
To be honest I don't know if the people don't have good taste anymore or the food was good before but I wouldn't give this restaurante more than 2 stars. My omelette was burned & you can tell the ingredients that they use they are not of the best quality. The place is crowded & you have to share the table with people that you don't know. Also the service is ok but not the one that you expect for a place like this. They don't accept credit cards only cash or debit. I would not recommend this place to anyone.
La propriétaire & les serveuses sont très sympatiques. J'y vais au 2-3 mois depuis plusieurs années déjà. Vaut le détour particulièrement pour leurs fameuses patates!
Jan 17, 2024
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Bon petit resto de quartier. Les saucisses cuites coupées en deux. C'est non! Vous êtes assis à proximité de quiconque, donc vous entendez beaucoup de conversations. Le service un peu lent. Ce n'est pas rapido presto, mais pas très lent non plus. L'endroit est très propre. Un gros point à améliorer, le goût du café. Il est vraiment ordinaire. Sur la rue vous stationnez avec parcomètres. Pour les prix au menu, c'est pas abordable & ce n'est pas super cher.. dans la moyenne.
