The food is great. Everything we had was really great quality and taste. This place is pretty busy and loud so the waitress got a few items wrong, but they were quick to fix them. The staff does hover a bit, but everyone has been friendly.

Wonderful Easter Brunch at this lovely French Moroccan Brassiere. Nice Brunch menu, good selection of wines. Great service. Will definitely comeback and try dinner menu.

I cannot even say how great this place was for dinner. I came here with three other friends to celebrate a birthday. From the moment I walked in the bartender and everyone else couldn't have been friendlier. We shared the shrimp and goat cheese apps (2 separate apps); both delicious. They were also very generous with additional bread as we wanted. We then shared the steak, pasta, and mussel entrees. All just fantastic. To finished we had the bread pudding, profiterole, and sorbet. Nothing disappointed. It was so nice to see everyone working together. Our table was helped by the host, waitress, bartender. Everyone was so pleasant, never feeling rushed to leave. Totally going back again and would recommend to anyone!

It is a fun place in Tribeca. Bartender is great. Food is average. Great outdoor space. Service was excellent!

What an interesting dining experience. Tried several apps with friends and each was unique and delicious. Had French Onion soup, which was on the sweet side. Overall - nice experience!

great bloody mary but too spicy for my taste 7/10 ($16) Amazing iced americano (no sugar or milk) 10/10 Goat cheese omlette so good 9/10 ($19) basically id recommended this if you want a good quick breakfast, not boozy brunch vibes. Very french, host was a lil rude but service was super quick. They also played Britney and Miley cyrus 4.5 stars for good food. -0.5 for the host

We stopped by for a drink after walking down the West Side Highway- definitely coming back. The service was very attentive and friendly - I was told they just got a new GM and have been building their staff up, and it shows. Only had the Orange wine (honestly a great orange wine- had 2 glasses), and escargot (super delicious). We will be coming back for brunch this weekend! Really cute street and intersection in Tribeca. If it gets windy outside they have blankets, fyi.

We found this French/Moroccan spot, loved the menu online, and decided to go for brunch. Honestly, it was a pretty good meal, but it was an interesting experience. We got the Boursin, chocolate chip pancakes, shakshuka, and fries. Fries were super good and I loved the mayo aioli they came with. Shakshuka eggs were amazingggg and the pita bread it was paired with was perfection. Pancakes were super light and fluffy, and the ice cream atop them was creamy and delicious. Personally, I wasn't the fan of the Boursin -- I thought it would have the sweetness of cheese, but found it to be overwhelmingly bitter and sour. My friend, however, really enjoyed it, so clearly it just wasn't for me. Service was interesting -- we didn't immediately get the menus as soon as we were seated, and we were sort of rushed out/got subtle hints to leave less than an hour after sitting even though the restaurant was pretty empty. It was super quiet inside too even though there were a few other people there for brunch. I'll have to come back again during a more lively time! Overall, good food and will keep this restaurant in mind in the future, esp for din

Nice neighborhood bistro that serves classic American cuisine. Menu is relatively short and contained (which I like), and there's something for everyone, whether you're pescatarian, vegetarian or carnivorous. The chicken schnitzel is massive and delicious - a combination that I'm very into. Wines are great as well. The selection leans French but they have a decent variety from other regions as well. For example, I had a lovely orange wine from Valencia, Spain.