Loupiotte Kitchen

Favorite neighborhood spot. Perfect every time

I found the dining experience disappointing overall. The bacon and polenta lacked flavor and presentation, especially considering the hefty price tag of $7 on the bacon. The French toast was overcooked and had a wet, eggy center. However, the chocolate almond croissant stood out. The homemade blueberry coffee cake was dry and lacked flavor. While the portions were generous, the quality didn't justify the $40+ per person price. On the brighter side, the hazelnut cookie was a highlight, especially when warmed up. The beignet lacked flavor and had a dense texture reminiscent of a donut, rather than the desired lightness. The fries and aioli were enjoyable, offering a satisfying combination. Despite the culinary disappointments, Sarah, the owner, was exceptional, and the interior decoration provided a stunning backdrop for a group gathering. While the food may not have been memorable, the ambiance and company can make the experience worthwhile. It all depends on your preference and priority for brunching.

An absolute delight and joy every time my wife and I visit. This a wholesome restaurant with a wonderful owner.

felt like i was back in france, great place for a bday brunch. the polenta w/bacon is out of this world 10/10

Love the food, coffee, ambiance, and people at this adorable little French restaurant!

This place is my absolute favorite for breakfast or brunch. The food, especially the soft scramble eggs, is delicious.