MIMI

Two 5 star visits in the books and I'm sure more to come. Walking into MIMI, we've been warmly greeted by the highly energetic host/server/somm (whose name I regret escapes me or I'd tell you to ask for him but who am I kidding the place is cozy, there's only one person on per shift anyway). I would describe the whole vibe as sultry bistro. The menu changes constantly with well prepared and thoughtful seasonal offerings. Most recently, we had pomme macaire (a great fried/mashed hybrid and something of a menu staple), coq au vin croquettes (can't go wrong with a little fried stewed bird), lobster and leek with beurre blanc (the star of the show), and (to make sure we were full) closed out with tagliolini with maitakes and cassoulet, which was a delicious elegant sufficiency for our little party of 3. The wonderfully curated selection of natural French wine makes a perfect pairing and our server had great recommendations and knowledge to share. I also had a house martini that was properly cold, and, while I like the idea of Lillet in a martini for something a bit different, the wine list is the real star for me on drinks. All in all? Good vibes, great service, delicious food. What's not to like?

This quaint with a slight modern flair restaurant is one you should add to your list. Food was absolutely delicious, ambience was cozy yet inviting, music was top tier, and customer service was beyond. I've already added this spot to my favorites and I'm sure you will too.

I wish I could leave a negative star review. The guy in the window was ridiculously RUDE. It began to drizzle so we decided to stop in for a cocktail to wait out the rain the guy rolled his eyes & shoed us away rather than saying sorry ladies were closed. No home training much less business skills

This review is only for drinks since it seems like the food menu has changed a bit as per other Yelpers. Got drinks here before our dinner. MIMI is a small, intimate bar that's perfect for a date. We got the Suffering Bastard and French 75. They were yummy and the dimly lit atmosphere was cute.

I would definitely recommend that any self proclaimed foodie stop here. We popped in this establishment to grab a drink, while we looked for a place to eat, but after entering the snug, dim lit restaurant we decided to this was the place. We luckily were able to grab a seat at the tiny bar as the tables were full. We started out with a few delicious cocktails (Negroni and the Mezcal Hemingway) while we perused the menu. We ended up ordering the oysters, pommes macaire, sarsuma endive pine nut and pecorino salad, and the steak frites. Each course lead to a greater anticipation of the next... until the steak frites. Honestly there was nothing " wrong " with the steak. It was cooked well and had a good texture but the sauce that was pored all over it subtracted from the steak itself. Also the wedge fries which were paired with the steak screamed English pub and not French faire. If there was something special about the fries I would understand the chefs decision to alter the traditional dish, but there was not. It was kind of sad that this was the final course of our night as it left much to be desired. But my 5 stars stands as every other dish was phenomenal, the service was exceptional, and the atmosphere was cozy.

TLDR: good food, small space, mediocre service. Didn't love how small the menu was. Only ordered 4 items and that was half the menu. Didn't leave feeling full. Wanted dessert, but our server never came around and after 45 minutes of waiting, we asked for the check. No desire to go back but the 4 items I had to were good (although small).

The servers have great personality that engages the diners. The menu changes daily. The food is delicious & filling. Thoroughly enjoyed the lobster & leek; cassoulet and pasta & maitake dishes. Thanks you for a lovely evening.

Really excellent little (super cute and small) spot Serving traditional French plates and an amazing roast chicken.Ate in their pretty tight indoor space and really enjoyed the oysters and also super great chicken liver mousse and pork rilletes. Sourdough was warm and fresh and the roast chicken was definitely a highlight.Even snacked on a few spiced pumpkin seeds which were unique.Overall an excellent meal and a great experience. Thanks MIMI.

Food is ok but way too overpriced for its quality and taste. Sea bream was good. There was a veggie salad that's basically three four leaves, a plate of sauce, and way overpriced. Waiter was quite rude and impatient.

Didn't like how you had to order the food all at once causing an unrelxaed pressure. Great spot to enjoy a bottle of wine, do not recommend for dinner. Atmosphere is great, dim lit and sexual. Waitor was very helpful however we did have a timelimit that was enforced. Very annoying.