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They have an interesting arrangement where you can get half orders of two different entrees which I did. Waitperson was nice enough and perhaps overburdened. We were seated promptly outside, but immediately noticed service was slow and it remained that way throughout the entire meal. some parking across the street available, at least on weekends. Their parking lot is small and usually full, but there is. Otherwise be prepared for a 30-45 minute wait. Restaurant itself is nicely done, clean and very will Covid refined. Do take advantage of the phone ahead wait list. Not sure what to think about that, but overall I guess interesting. We didn’t even say a word and she asked if she gave us the wrong change, we said yes, and then she handed us $10. We counted our money twice and then went to find the waitress.

We paid our bill in cash and the waitress shorted us $10.00. It was soooo good! The egg was still hard boiled, but the rest was very good. 5 min later she comes back and says they are remaking it as they don’t have anyway to heat it up (no microwaves) so they made another one, which took another 20 min. Once we finally tracked our waitress down, I asked if they could please warm it up. Mine came with a poached egg on top, which was almost hard boiled. When our food arrived, his meal was perfect. I ordered the Sweet Potato Smash Up with some extras added. The menu has something for everyone! My husband ordered the Basic eggs, bacon, and a blueberry pancake. Once we finally ordered, it took quite a while for our food to arrive. took a while to come over to us, as other tables seated after us were greeted promptly and had their drinks before our waitress was even to our table. The restaurant is very cool, clean, mid-century modern….the only thing to make it better would have been a different genre of music instead of the heavy bass rap. Romantic Restaurants in Downtown Fort Worth.American Restaurants with Outdoor Seating in Downtown Fort Worth.American Restaurants in Downtown Fort Worth.Restaurants with Outdoor Seating in Fort Worth.Restaurants for Special Occasions in Fort Worth.Restaurants for Group Dining in Fort Worth.Spanish Restaurants for Families in Fort Worth.Italian Restaurants with Outdoor Seating in Fort Worth.Hotels near (DFW) Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport.Hotels near Fort Worth Museum of Science & History.Hotels near Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth.Hotels near Amon Carter Museum of American Art.

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The cost is only $6 for two mimosas' worth, though, so that's not bad. While you can get champagne to go with your breakfast at La Madeleine, don't get too excited about it as t's just a mini bottle of J. If you want something more standard, though, the Country French Breakfast is your basic bacon and eggs with a hash brown patty (pardonnez-nous, it's a "potato galette"), with the only really French thing about it being the croissant that takes the place of the standard American toast or pancakes. Although it's part of the all-day breakfast menu, this dish comes accompanied by a side salad, so it's got kind of a brunch-ish feel to it. Play along with the French theme by ordering the croque madame (ham and swiss with an egg on top). While this restaurant may never be your go-to weekly breakfast spot, it makes for a fun change every once in a while. La Madeleine's food is really very good, if not the kind of thing that Julia Child would acknowledge as French cuisine at its finest.