Unfortunately we had a bit of a misunderstanding with my French toast order that put a damper on the whole meal. The best part of the sandwich was the bread which had a soft, tender interior and a crust with a good bite. To us the flavors were just average, but it was definitely very cheesy. The Street sandwich started with some toasted Italian bread and was filled with steak, mushrooms, onions, Swiss cheese, and mayo. I decided to go sweet with the Fig and Brie French toast, while Jeremy went savory with the Street sandwich which was like a Philly cheesesteak. Green (spinach, feta, mozzarella, and asiago), omelets, and sandwiches. Looking at the brunch menu, it was hard to decide between the delicious sounding sweet crepes like the Elvis (bacon, banana, peanut butter, and maple syrup), the savory crepes like the Mr. Luckily we grabbed a table relatively quickly and ordered a latte which was fine but not that memorable. It seemed like lots of other people had the same idea as it was quite busy. Well, we finally made it in this New Years Day when we were looking for something to do and somewhere to eat and they just happened to be open. We always drive past this restaurant and comment how cute it looks, but never seem to make it in. Starting the Meal Out Like Most Brunch Spots However, if you have food allergies like I do, I wouldn't recommend it as we had a misunderstanding during our visit that made for a less than ideal situation. There's nothing too out of the ordinary on the menu here, but if you're looking for a casual BYOB brunch spot, Caffe Mona La Bistro might just be it. Please confirm these directly with any business or attraction prior to visiting.Ĭaffe Mona La Bistro is a breakfast, lunch, and brunch spot in Bloomfield serving up cafe style food like crepes, omelets, sandwiches, and salads.
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Please check out our Terms and Conditions. anyway, recommended highly: check it out when you're in the neighborhood of main & penn in lawrenceville.Disclaimer: Our site uses demographic data, email opt-ins, display advertising, and affiliate links. you know what? this place really is awesome. it seems that the weekend "prix fixe" brunches are only lacking a clear view of the eiffel tower, but any day of the week you can enjoy a savory french toast breakfast (ask artist-at-work jenny what her especially special of the day might be) or any one of a myriad of crepe choices - the non-sweet variety make for a brilliant lunch or early dinner - or more traditional fare. but the food and the chef, jenny, deserve the spotlight here. some other time i'll gush over the outstanding coffee, the cool staff, the owner's distinctively charismatic style, how easy it is for me to get work done when i'm there. originally from chicago and only recently having moved here to pittsburgh, i've lived overseas (europe) twice, and i've become familiar with (and endeared to) cafe culture: caffe mona is among the very best i've ever experienced. you get "exquisite" and "laid back/comfy" and "superbly delicious" all rolled into one - you also get "full", if you care to, as the meals are terrific - and all of this effortlessly, it seems.
it's a remarkable combination for a coffeehouse.
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