“Decent scratch the itch/don't want to go far places: Jones Woods for a full English, Mission Ceviche, Sandro's, Quatorze, Tacombi, Cafe d'alsace (duck sausage a standout), Heidelberg, AOC for a glass of French wine.”
H2
7.1/10FrenchGreek
AI-generated summary
An easy UES French bistro people use for brunch more than dinner. The , the , and the get named, the is decent, and the bottle list is worth a look. It's kid friendly and usually easy to book. Several longtime regulars say the quality has slipped since 2022.
“Decent scratch the itch/don't want to go far places: Jones Woods for a full English, Mission Ceviche, Sandro's, Quatorze, Tacombi, Cafe d'alsace (duck sausage a standout), Heidelberg, AOC for a glass of French wine.”
H2
“Orange duck and Beet salad w goat cheese. Excellent.”
H2
“Cafe d’Alsace had a tasty burger as well.”
H2
“brunch is incredible, great soufflé, cute place, cocoa in a bowl very French”
H2
“Tasty food and good portions for the price”
H2
“Cafe D’alsace js my kid friendly pick as well”
H2
“No Cesar but cafe d’alsace will scratch your itch on ues”
H2
“I love that restaurant and their steak option is quite tasty, is what I meant.”
H2
“Tap is decent, but bottles are worth perusing if you’re in the neighborhood.”
H2
“Cafe D'Alsace definitely worth a try.”
H2
“Cafe d'alsace. Upscale parisian bistro vibes. Still super casual.”
H2
“I mean I like it, but also because I live close by.”
H2