Ok....I liked the place. It is great for a lady's lunch place. Many different kinds of chicken salad and yes I think I tried them all. The apricot chicken salad is the best !! I liked the walnut too. They have wonderful cookies which change every day. I do think they have the chocolate chip everyday. So...when you run into me here say hello because I will be there again. They are going to be serving high tea soon with all the goodies ~ yum!
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Shruti S.
Had the most torturous experience at this cafe today.. and we were one among many. We saw 2 parties leave their respective tables in frustration.. but we still stuck it out .. and quite regretted it eventually. After waiting for about 30 mins to be seated, we waited for our water and coffee to arrive for even longer. Finally someone took our food order, and after a torturous long wait, brought it with half the ordered items missing.. geez! My review in a nutshell.. the ambiance is OK, the food is just about average (definitely NOT 'worth the wait'!), the prices are decent but the service is very poor.. I'm not sure whether that's because they're severely understaffed or highly incompetent.. but regardless, it does not amount to a good dining ( or 'brunching', if you will! ) experience. I would *not* recommend this place.
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Amanda C.
Great little cafe in an unassuming space. Went here with my Groupon and thought it was totally worth the price (discount or none). The service was slow but so is the service in France... think of it as getting the full experience? Plus, they allow you to bring your own wine and uncork it without charge as soon as you sit down so that you can enjoy your wine while you wait. French onion soup was perfect and not too cheesy, root vegetable beignets had an interesting texture/ tasted good and not overfried, and the salmon was perfectly served with a delicious cream sauce. The best part of this entire meal, however, was a chocolate banana cake that was to-die-for... still talking about it today. That, and, our server was very friendly and checked on us multiple times just to make sure we were enjoying our dining experience. Will definitely go back here!
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Samantha P.
All of the food was well-priced (less than $10 per person for brunch), delicious, and the service was great. We brought our own bottle of champagne and they immediately got us an ice bucket, chilled glasses, and opened it for us. They made great recommendations for dessert and were very attentive. I will definitely go back!
(5)
Teresa E.
I call this the Bunny Cafe - it is a ladies luncheon type place that I often frequent with my mother. Everything that I have had is delicous, but the highlights are the chocolate chip cookies and the Apricot Chicken Salad. I have actually purchased a whole pint of the apricot chicken salad to go and polished it off in one sitting (I will add that I am pregnant right now). The atmosphere is lacking, given it's location in the Peachtree Battle Shopping Center and the general decor. The service is also strange, not necessarily bad, but just weird. It is a little pricey for an every day lunch, but perfect for once every other week or so. It gets a 4 star because the food is just so good!
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Marie D.
Okay so wanting a good Sunday Brunch the bf and I headed to Cafe Lapin, the sign outside proclaims Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner, and reading about it thought it might be a little nicer than our normal Buckhead Bread Co. We stumbled in at a little past 11:30 only to be told that in fact they had stopped serving breakfast. No weekend brunch, here in the south. Come on even the bars in the area serve a brunch on weekends. So getting over my craving for some sausage and grits we turned out attention to the lunch menu. Selection was okay and I settled on the Chicken Salad Sandwich and the BF got Ham and Cheese. Both were okay, mine was very dry and I tried to flag down my server for at least 5 minutes to get something, Mayo/Mustard anything to add some moisture to my thick bread slices. We ordered the coffee and for anyone considering this-dont. It was by far the worst $2.00 cup of coffee I have had anywhere, there were grounds in my cup and a very stale bitter tast. All in all I dont think I will return, it was okay but for the price I will go to Savor close by for a good sandwich.
(2)
S S.
I've been waiting for months for this little spot to open! Turns out, it's white table cloth service for breakfast, lunch and dinner. We ate lunch there yesterday. The menu is similar in some ways to Cafe at Pharr, though they put more emphasis on the decor and have additions such as quiche, soups and unique sandwiches. They also have a GREAT looking bakery case. I had the salad sampler - chicken salad, egg salad and beet salad w/ mixed greens. All were great w/ not too much mayo. I had to ask for a piece of bread - they should serve it with all the salads or as a starter when you sit down. I had the wheat which I think is made on site and is delish. Hubby had grilled pimiento cheese and bacon. YUM. It was a bit small, but with that richness I guess it shouldn't be too big. I talked with the owner - they have an existing spot in ADAC and have expanded over to the Peachtree Battle Shopping Center. They are also doing catering out of this new location. For dinner, he said the menu changes nightly - last night it was supposed to be seafood lasagne, meatloaf, roast chicken, etc. No beer/wine license right now, so he said feel free to BYOB. Some minor complaints that I'm sure can be resolved w/ time - the place was cold! Concrete floors can do that, I guess. Service was moderate... I think they are figuring out what the crowds are going to be like. It's only been open for 2-3 weeks, so I'll give em a break. Will definitely make a return trip - maybe for dinner.
(3)
Anne S.
We ate their last Easter and had a wonderful meal with no issues. So this Easter, we again decided to make reservations there. Most at the table really enjoyed their food and raved over it. However, the issue is THE SERVICE - or LACK OF SERVICE. Our waiter sat at a computer with his back to us most of the time. He was either looking at the computer or playing on his cellphone. We had to ask for refills to our drinks. When I asked for a refill of my COMPLETELY EMPTY glass of tea, he filled it up about halfway with more tea - ZERO ICE in the glass and no offer to get any. We then asked him to refill all the empty glasses of water and it was the same, water with no ice (the glasses were so empty we had drank all the melted ice as well). When he ran out of water in his container, he just walked away never returning to refill the final glass. The coffee was cold and we had to BEG for cream. As we were leaving, my husband commented that was our last time to ever go there. So sad when the employees are what ruins a wonderfully cooked meal.
(2)
Joshua P.
Damn it people, get off your butts and eat here. This is a great place for dinner on a date - feels like a hidden secret. AND you bring your own wine w/o a corkage fee. I had the bacon wrapped meatloaf - yes, you read that correctly, bacon wrapped meatloaf - and it was excellent. Wish they had more selections on the menu, but no complaints other than that. Bring a neutral wine or 2. I brought an Albarino and a Cotes du Rhone and they both worked very well.
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Address :Peachtree Battle Shopping Center,2341 Peachtree Rd NE, Unit C
Atlanta, GA, 30305
Takes Reservations : Yes Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : Yes Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Ambience : Casual Noise Level : Quiet Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : Yes Wi-Fi : Free Has TV : No Waiter Service : Yes Caters : Yes
Angela S.
Ok....I liked the place. It is great for a lady's lunch place. Many different kinds of chicken salad and yes I think I tried them all. The apricot chicken salad is the best !! I liked the walnut too. They have wonderful cookies which change every day. I do think they have the chocolate chip everyday. So...when you run into me here say hello because I will be there again. They are going to be serving high tea soon with all the goodies ~ yum!
(4)Shruti S.
Had the most torturous experience at this cafe today.. and we were one among many. We saw 2 parties leave their respective tables in frustration.. but we still stuck it out .. and quite regretted it eventually. After waiting for about 30 mins to be seated, we waited for our water and coffee to arrive for even longer. Finally someone took our food order, and after a torturous long wait, brought it with half the ordered items missing.. geez! My review in a nutshell.. the ambiance is OK, the food is just about average (definitely NOT 'worth the wait'!), the prices are decent but the service is very poor.. I'm not sure whether that's because they're severely understaffed or highly incompetent.. but regardless, it does not amount to a good dining ( or 'brunching', if you will! ) experience. I would *not* recommend this place.
(1)Amanda C.
Great little cafe in an unassuming space. Went here with my Groupon and thought it was totally worth the price (discount or none). The service was slow but so is the service in France... think of it as getting the full experience? Plus, they allow you to bring your own wine and uncork it without charge as soon as you sit down so that you can enjoy your wine while you wait. French onion soup was perfect and not too cheesy, root vegetable beignets had an interesting texture/ tasted good and not overfried, and the salmon was perfectly served with a delicious cream sauce. The best part of this entire meal, however, was a chocolate banana cake that was to-die-for... still talking about it today. That, and, our server was very friendly and checked on us multiple times just to make sure we were enjoying our dining experience. Will definitely go back here!
(5)Samantha P.
All of the food was well-priced (less than $10 per person for brunch), delicious, and the service was great. We brought our own bottle of champagne and they immediately got us an ice bucket, chilled glasses, and opened it for us. They made great recommendations for dessert and were very attentive. I will definitely go back!
(5)Teresa E.
I call this the Bunny Cafe - it is a ladies luncheon type place that I often frequent with my mother. Everything that I have had is delicous, but the highlights are the chocolate chip cookies and the Apricot Chicken Salad. I have actually purchased a whole pint of the apricot chicken salad to go and polished it off in one sitting (I will add that I am pregnant right now). The atmosphere is lacking, given it's location in the Peachtree Battle Shopping Center and the general decor. The service is also strange, not necessarily bad, but just weird. It is a little pricey for an every day lunch, but perfect for once every other week or so. It gets a 4 star because the food is just so good!
(4)Marie D.
Okay so wanting a good Sunday Brunch the bf and I headed to Cafe Lapin, the sign outside proclaims Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner, and reading about it thought it might be a little nicer than our normal Buckhead Bread Co. We stumbled in at a little past 11:30 only to be told that in fact they had stopped serving breakfast. No weekend brunch, here in the south. Come on even the bars in the area serve a brunch on weekends. So getting over my craving for some sausage and grits we turned out attention to the lunch menu. Selection was okay and I settled on the Chicken Salad Sandwich and the BF got Ham and Cheese. Both were okay, mine was very dry and I tried to flag down my server for at least 5 minutes to get something, Mayo/Mustard anything to add some moisture to my thick bread slices. We ordered the coffee and for anyone considering this-dont. It was by far the worst $2.00 cup of coffee I have had anywhere, there were grounds in my cup and a very stale bitter tast. All in all I dont think I will return, it was okay but for the price I will go to Savor close by for a good sandwich.
(2)S S.
I've been waiting for months for this little spot to open! Turns out, it's white table cloth service for breakfast, lunch and dinner. We ate lunch there yesterday. The menu is similar in some ways to Cafe at Pharr, though they put more emphasis on the decor and have additions such as quiche, soups and unique sandwiches. They also have a GREAT looking bakery case. I had the salad sampler - chicken salad, egg salad and beet salad w/ mixed greens. All were great w/ not too much mayo. I had to ask for a piece of bread - they should serve it with all the salads or as a starter when you sit down. I had the wheat which I think is made on site and is delish. Hubby had grilled pimiento cheese and bacon. YUM. It was a bit small, but with that richness I guess it shouldn't be too big. I talked with the owner - they have an existing spot in ADAC and have expanded over to the Peachtree Battle Shopping Center. They are also doing catering out of this new location. For dinner, he said the menu changes nightly - last night it was supposed to be seafood lasagne, meatloaf, roast chicken, etc. No beer/wine license right now, so he said feel free to BYOB. Some minor complaints that I'm sure can be resolved w/ time - the place was cold! Concrete floors can do that, I guess. Service was moderate... I think they are figuring out what the crowds are going to be like. It's only been open for 2-3 weeks, so I'll give em a break. Will definitely make a return trip - maybe for dinner.
(3)Anne S.
We ate their last Easter and had a wonderful meal with no issues. So this Easter, we again decided to make reservations there. Most at the table really enjoyed their food and raved over it. However, the issue is THE SERVICE - or LACK OF SERVICE. Our waiter sat at a computer with his back to us most of the time. He was either looking at the computer or playing on his cellphone. We had to ask for refills to our drinks. When I asked for a refill of my COMPLETELY EMPTY glass of tea, he filled it up about halfway with more tea - ZERO ICE in the glass and no offer to get any. We then asked him to refill all the empty glasses of water and it was the same, water with no ice (the glasses were so empty we had drank all the melted ice as well). When he ran out of water in his container, he just walked away never returning to refill the final glass. The coffee was cold and we had to BEG for cream. As we were leaving, my husband commented that was our last time to ever go there. So sad when the employees are what ruins a wonderfully cooked meal.
(2)Joshua P.
Damn it people, get off your butts and eat here. This is a great place for dinner on a date - feels like a hidden secret. AND you bring your own wine w/o a corkage fee. I had the bacon wrapped meatloaf - yes, you read that correctly, bacon wrapped meatloaf - and it was excellent. Wish they had more selections on the menu, but no complaints other than that. Bring a neutral wine or 2. I brought an Albarino and a Cotes du Rhone and they both worked very well.
(4)