La Quiche Parisienne Bistro

Pretty good experience! This restaurant is close to my house, so convenience led my husband and I to try it out. Service wise, experience was lackluster. There were a few open tables but the staff didn't acknowledge us or sit us for quite a while. I was kind of surprised they didn't say anything because I'm very obviously pregnant and was just standing around waiting. The food wasn't amazing either, but it was pretty good. I'd go back because the convenience and food being ok- but if I lived further away I wouldn't make the trek. Hopefully the service problem was a one time deal. I'll review again if I try it out for a second time!

The food was delicious as always and the service was great. It's a cute little French style bistro with a menu and a baked goods counter. Lots of different things to try! I got the Le Classic Salmon special and it was wonderful. The salmon was great, the poached eggs were just right and perfectly done. It was a much bigger serving than I expected especially once you account for the salad, so some of it came home with me for leftovers. Everything I've had here has been quite good. It's a breakfast/lunch spot and is quite popular so can get pretty crowded on the weekends. It's definitely worth a stop in though! It's in an odd little part of a strip mall so hard to tell it's there unless you're looking for it. I suggest looking for it!

Nice lunch spot. Decent food for a reasonable price. If you count dessert only I would go 5 stars !! The food is simple French fair. Someone left a review and said the coffee was bad, but my espresso was good. Maybe it's changed or maybe it's a matter of taste.The guy who helped us was French and we were able to have a nice conversation in French with him. As for ambiance, I really like the murals.

Bottom line: EAT HERE! Experience it at least once. I personally love this place and have been following them from downtown to the far east side for years. My husband and I love going here. It's one of our special spots. Food: mussels provencale (spelling might be off) are glorious and the fries and bread that come with it are heavenly. Hubby gets either the frenchy or the patè (sandwiches). We wash it all down with a few glasses of champagne. Food to-go: Take home some of their quiches! They keep well and bake very easily. Pro tip: dip the bread into the broth of the mussels .... It's another favorite part. Service: On any given day the service might be slow but I swear it's worth it. Ambiance: We love the open kitchen and the crowd here is always friendly and welcoming. The restaurant is simple and clean BUT their food is ALWAYS delicious.

My first visit to this establishment. I was invited by a friend for lunch. We met on a Saturday. We were seated immediately, staff was friendly, and attentive. The decor is casual and relaxed, with aged wood on tables, and interesting wall art to give images of France. The menu is simple French fare, and prices match the quality of the food. We had a turkey croissant with side of fries, Eggs Benedict with salmon, and a shared a lemon tart for dessert. Everything was tasty, I certainly plan to return. The Hollandaise was just right, and the sourdough bread was exquisite.

This place is always excellent. I had onion soup and it was delicious. In the past I've had omelets that were so good. The wait staff are all very pleasant. The desserts and coffee are perfect and if you want some crispy French bread or croissants this is the place to come.

We came here for my birthday breakfast. The service was fast and our waiter was friendly. There were a handful of other tables seated and enjoying their meals, which surprised me for a Thursday morning and I took it as a good sign! I really enjoyed the indoor ambiance, there are lots of cute decorations everywhere and lovely music playing. The food was really tasty & came out quickly, and the coffee was nice and hot. I really enjoyed the side salad with my breakfast, it was very fresh and the arugula stood out in the best way. We also ordered a blueberry custard to go and it was also really delicious! We will certainly be back!

What a disappointment! Paper plates, condiments served in packets, extra credit card fees, burnt quiche, and nonexistent service. And cheap, cheap, cheap (but not inexpensive). I had wanted to try this place after seeing it when I visited Page 1 Books, which is just as few doors down. I ordered the chorizo quiche with fries for brunch. The quiche was made with chorizo, goat cheese, and cream. After dropping off the food, we did not see the server again until it was time to settle the bill, which we had to close at the service counter. No drinks were refilled or plates taken away. The quiche was overcooked, and it was served on a paper plate with a single ketchup packet for the fries. It felt exceptionally cheap; even McDonalds gives you a condiment cup if requested and their food isn't burnt. At close, there's a surprise 3.5% service fee for using a credit card. The $14 quiche, tax, and 3.5% credit card charge made for a bill completely non-commensurate with the experience. Hit a local grocer and pick up a quiche from their deli instead; at least it won't be burnt.

Cute, cozy and the selection of food is very nice. Family friendly, no patio seating but inside there is a lot of places to sit comfortably. Friendly, attentive staff! FYI No other milk options other than regular milk for those that can't have dairy.

Went for brunch today. Arrived at 11:50a. Were seated and ignored. Watched table after table get seated, given beverages, orders taken and delivered, many that had arrived after us. Made eye contact with servers. Eventually one approached and told us, "apparently he is too busy, so i will take care of you." Ordered 3 iced teas and three breakfast entrees. Then we waited. And waited....everyone around us was getting service. When the same server delivered food to next table, he joked, "I promise i did put your order in." More waiting. The owner noticed and came over. Watched the servers discussing us, watched the owner talk to servers, watched a committee meeting around the order system, another one on the line. 80 minutes passed before we were served. A female server was given the task of delivering our food, and she made excuses and tried desperately to apologize. We were given a day old pastry to compensate. Neither the owner or our original server approached our table again. We have enjoyed Le Quiche for years. We will never return. An apology would have fixed this. Maybe comp even part of the meal. Apparently they have enough customers and didn't really feel the need to make it right. The young woman who had nothing to do with our horrible experience took one for her team. $65 check, and a waste of a Sunday.