Le Flaubert

Le Flaubert Review

With table lamps casting a warm glow, racks full of magazines, and walls covered with black-and-white photographs, this little eatery could be in any small town in France. The menu of the day, written on a blackboard, might tempt you with such dishes as a traditional coq au vin—cooked to perfection. Homesick Brits come here to reminisce over freshly baked scones and refreshing cups of tea. There's a large, shady patio garden where the staff doesn't mind if you linger over a cup of coffee.