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This is a wonderful little restaurant. It is clean, cozy, very\r
comfortable seats, nice views of the ferry area from almost all seats. \r
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I found the server very friendly and attentive. If there is sometime's a little wait,it appears to be because this is a two-person run restaurant, and almost everything is made to order.\r
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I was there for lunch today, so we only sampled the lunch menu. The soups and crepes are superb, possibly the best crepes\r
in Seattle. I had a beef bourguignon crepe, and the beef was\r
tender, succulent and perfectly cooked; the sauce was \r
delicious, just spicy enough to enliven the beefy flavor of the gravy. .\r
The cream of leek soup was, again, one of the best I've had,\r
again, because of that balance between taste polarities.\r
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Desserts leave that balance for the side of richness - my\r
companion had a sort of flan - creme brule? - that was\r
swimming in syrup and topped with large mound of whipped cream.\r
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This will be one of our ten favorite local restaurants - along\r
with T&T for Chinese, Matsu Sushi for Japanese, Chaiyo for\r
Thai, the Tacos Guayamas on 196th St in Lynnwood for Mexican,\r
and the Caspian Grill in the U District for Persian.
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