Le Pain Quotidien Grand St

Beautiful atmosphere, French bakery. very poor salad and other dishes for vegs. when they go there, they take a cup of coffee, but in any case not to lunch or dinner.

When she is at the bakery vitrine to foot is exactly there. that can let the taste buds wake up! but after the choice either a small table or the larger community tables for sitting, there is the dilemma of the menu. everything sounds attractive because of freshness of the ingredients. the brot is excellent there, white or brown. the mixture of the aromen also on avocado toast are excellent. bakery goodies, waffles, french usual like quiche and croque sandwiches, good only a lot of luck choice!

Paid 20 (aud) for 1 avo toast. it was good, only expensive

Coming from a small town, each restaurant with Veg options is a great one. if they go with family or friends who are not vegan, this place is fantastic. the atmosphere is stunning, all products are organic, the service was very friendly, and the Veg plates were delicious. I have the baker’s lunch (that’s a seasonal dish,) and it was full and affordable. no complaints here

This Le Pain was conveniently located near our hotel in SoHo/Tribeca, so we made our way over. I've eaten at a few Le Pain's and find the quality to be consistently good, this location included. I recommend the open-faced vegan sandwich made with black bean hummus, it's really good and is light too.