Le Moulin à Café

Le Moulin a Cafe, cute french bistro , serves various variety of pastry and macarons and serves wonderful brunch menu croque madame was delicious and fried egg hit the palette with a side of salad and vinaigrette balanced the becemel. Also Le burger Du moulin( sirloin burger)cooked as requested with side of fries and Earl gray tea. If your in the area give this cafe a try, your palette won't disappoint.

Delicious food, and excellent wine choices. Very good for lighter food, soup and a salad, and has a to-go area with espresso drinks and good pastries. Bathrooms are clean and accessible, this is good for morning through evening meet ups or food to go. Not good for work, they do not allow computers, go elsewhere for that.

Over priced and not very authentic. Brittany buckwheat crêpe looked more like a burrito. (See picture. Google what it should look like.) Avocado toast with fried egg was under par for over $20. It was over $160 (before tip) for 5 people. They included a tip AND they trick you and ask for another tip when you pay. Take note of your receipt!!!

Truly some of the nicest staff in NYC - their menu is GREAT and they have a verity of vegetarian options for us no-meat people. The omelet was VERY fresh. We happen to be sitting and enjoying our meal when an elderly woman (on her way to dine at the cafe) had fallen and 4 of the staff ran to help her. They were really kind (which should always be the case). One of the waitresses, Iris, was so kind she even gave me two macarons for assisting in the matter- and WOW they were incredible. I'll definitely be back.

Beautiful restaurant and bakery. I tried their croissant and tiramisu, and both of them were excellent. I would come back just for that. They also have a lot of French items that can be purchased. The staff was very kind as well. Worth a stop.