Charming old Victorian house offers spacious indoor and outdoor seating with a beautiful courtyard and garden. Atmosphere stays calm and cozy with live jazz music on the patio, creating a warm, neighborhood vibe. The blend of French, Moroccan, and Mexican influences adds unique character to the space.
Breakfast features a full menu with standout items like a unique breakfast burrito crafted by a chef from Oaxaca and an egg croissant sandwich with Brie cheese. The café offers amazing cappuccinos and a cozy, friendly atmosphere.
Savory and sweet crepes stand out here, with options like the Toscane and Nutella with strawberries and bananas. Croissants with fillings like egg, cheese, and avocado also complement the French breakfast offerings.
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Customers order at the counter and then food is delivered to the table.
The food order is ready right on time, everything is labeled and packaged nicely.
The prices are reasonable compared to other places.
Bright space with big windows and live plants creates a welcoming vibe. Atmosphere stays clean and collected, suited for quick visits or work. Known for excellent croissants and traditional pastries with local twists.
Breakfast features sandwiches with bacon or ham, melted cheese, and fluffy egg. A sweet and spicy aioli adds a crave-worthy touch. Croissants come in just the right size and pair well with coffee.
Massive, light, and flaky croissants come filled and buttery, including a ham and Swiss option. The croque madame features black forest ham, homemade toast, a jammy egg, and melty gruyere. Quiche offers a traditional taste with local flare like hatch chili peppers.
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Items are priced under $10, with a coffee and pastry combo for $6.
The Everything Pull Apart pastries are baked fresh every day.
Cinnamon rolls are usually ready around 8 or 9 am.
Bright, cozy space combines French-style bakery with an American diner vibe. Atmosphere feels relaxing yet bustling, with plenty of seating including a patio and bar area. Known for exceptional croissants and brunch drinks like Bloody Marys with unique garnishes.
Build-your-own breakfast sandwich on a croissant stands out among the breakfast options. Pastries and lattes complement the brunch menu well.
Quiches stand out with a rich quiche Lorraine and a veggie quiche that rivals those in France. Chocolate croissants have a perfectly flaky texture and match the quality found in France. Baguettes feature a crunchy crust and soft interior.
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Reservations are recommended for weekend brunch to avoid long wait times.
The bakery often runs out of popular items quickly, so arrive early.
Online ordering for pick-up is available and advised for convenience.
Speakeasy-style bar with a hidden bookshelf entrance and copper ceiling creates a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. Craft cocktails and a take-a-book-leave-a-book library add unique touches. Music plays a key role, offering a fun, lively vibe that contrasts with typical airport settings.
Breakfast burrito and chilaquiles stand out with great quality. Coffee and a vegan breakfast sandwich pair well, all served in a spot with a relaxed vibe and a decent wait time.
French onion soup stands out with excellent flavor and good value, often enjoyed with gluten-free bread. Ratatouille offers a great taste especially with a bit of salt and pepper added.
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Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times during peak hours.
Last call for drinks is at 10:15 PM, even though they close at 11 PM.
The bar is located near gate A38, resembling a bookstore.
Small European-style market offers an impressive walk-in cheese cave and a wide selection of imported cheeses and charcuterie. Warm, welcoming atmosphere with cozy seating near the parking lot and a charming French deli vibe. Sandwiches and specialty items draw a steady crowd looking for quality and variety.
Breakfast features high quality breakfast burritos, especially on weekends. Veggie breakfast burritos are available and satisfy hunger well.
Pop-up cassoulet specials appear occasionally. Croissants come flaky and buttery, filled with rich, savory flavors like cheese and turkey. Baguette sandwiches are made to order and taste delicious. Galette de rois with almond paste offers a heavenly treat.
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Goudy's Deli & Market offers a wide selection of imported European goods and cheeses.
Prices for sandwiches and deli items are generally reasonable compared to similar establishments.
The deli serves breakfast and lunch items, with made-to-order sandwiches available.
Brick walls and a view of planes create a quiet, cozy atmosphere that contrasts with the busy airport around it. Plenty of room and a large bar with multiple TVs offer space to relax. Live music adds a subdued, welcoming vibe for travelers seeking calm.
Breakfast here offers a huge, hot, and delicious meal with good coffee and sandwiches. It provides a non-fastfood sit-down option that stands out in the airport concourses.
Steak frites stands out with excellent steak quality. The French Onion Soup arrives quickly and impresses with its flavor. Crepes come in savory options like salmon and spinach, and sweet ones with Nutella, ice cream, and berries.
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Pour La France! is located in concourse B, convenient after the tram.
The Croque Madame is priced at $16.75, offering good value.
Expect busy times as the restaurant often appears short-staffed.
Narrow space with tight lines and a casual modern vibe hosts a bakery inside a restaurant, often hard to find without clear signage. DJ music plays, creating an energetic atmosphere while croissants with unusual flavors sell out early in the day.
Breakfast offers a proper meal with options that encourage staying to try more. The experience often exceeds expectations and invites return visits.
Croissants come with unique fillings like guava and cheese or pistachio marscapone. They have a flaky, crispy outside and a soft, springy center, with strawberry and almond varieties standing out.
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La Croissanterie is hidden inside Good Shoes, making it hard to find.
Prices for pastries range from $6 to $8 each, which is considered expensive.
Most pastries sell out by 1pm on weekends, so arrive early for more options.