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| - I love the sprawling casualness of this place. They have a ton of stuff to offer, both savory and sweet. The quantity to price ratio is also pleasantly high, especially for a French bakery. On our visit we tried the beef bourguignon stew, the split pea soup, and a mushroom quiche. While the food quality didn't knock my socks off, it was filling and satisfying. Some of the sweet items, like the croissants, are offered in different sizes, great for me since I like to try a bit of everything. Heaps of VERY brightly colored macaroons piled up at the case near the entrance. At $1.10 a pop, they are bite-sized, chewy on the inside, and not too bad tasting, probably my second favorite place to get macaroons in town so far. Overall a good place to come for a casual meal.
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