STYLE
The rustic décor centers on a visible kitchen, where entrées, pastries, house-made breads and soups are prepared. Tables in the generous dining area are graced with fresh flowers and plants.
THE SCOOP
Established in 2018 by executive chef/owner Christine Wendland, a Culinary Institute of America graduate who won an episode of Chopped on the Food Network in 2017.
THE MENU
For breakfast, try chicken and waffles on a sourdough-scallion waffle served with a boneless, buttermilk-brined fried thigh with spicy maple syrup, or have house-made buttermilk biscuits with sausage-and-white-pepper gravy. Vegan options include pan bagnat (oil-cured tuna, roasted peppers, tomato, olives, hard-boiled egg, fresh herbs and a spritz of vinaigrette on French bread) and the panzanella (sourdough, white balsamic vinaigrette, seasonal vegetables, mixed greens and pickled red onions). For dinner, the popular Petunia is slow-roasted pork with Tuscan spices, caramelized onion, vinegar slaw and biscuits.
HEADS UP
Breakfast served all day. The catering menu includes pasta favorites with choice of sauce, plus staples like wine-braised beef short ribs and potato-and-cheese pierogies. BYO.
What are Quick Bites? Short takes on casual, affordable dining.
Restaurant Details
- Cuisine Type:Bakery - Breakfast - Brunch - Café - Dinner - Lunch
- Price Range:Moderate