Figaro Bistrot

Excellent place for quality french food. Service is always excellent even when they have a full house. Definitely worth going back to. Like a restaurant in Washington I loved.

A top spot for French food. Very savory. The service was helpful and kind. Prices are fair I would say. Feels like a cafe in Phoenix that I enjoyed visiting.

For lunch I stuffed myself full heap of garlicky fries and sauteed duck, savory mussels with a huge heap of salad dusted sky-high with cheese. I also polished off the complimentary warm, crusty slice of bread with rich, creamy butter. In between large bites and blissful chewing, I peered frequently at my dining neighbor's tantalizing meal. With four glasses of wine, our casual lunch ended up costing but well worth it.

Very nice French restaurant serving bistro type fare. Very nice location and the service is excellent. There are places that I enjoy more that serve similar food, but I eat here when I am in the neighborhood. They have an accordion player sometimes too. Recommended.

This place is great! After all, it was my #1 choice to have my first and only blind date there :)

For all French, and international breakfast lovers, this place offers a fine variety of baked goods, along with great tasting breakfast. This place also seems to be a bit of a crossover into America by offering menu items that represent fine American dining.

Food appears to be made fresh with quality ingredients as everything taste really good. Keep in mind that this particular place is NOT a fast food restaurant and therefore your food might take a minute to come out. Also, the place is very popular and will fill up rather quickly on weekends. Come early to enjoy either a cozy spot in the couch area inside or sit outside at one of the lovely round tables. Staff is very accommodating and food can be customized, so don't hesitate to ask. Last but not least, make sure to check out their desserts. Everything is really delicious.

Only challenge with this place is parking. If you use public transportation, come with the red line train and exit on Sunset Blvd station. Walk North toward Hollywood and you will find it on the right hand side on Vermont. As mentioned earlier, if you come by car, parking can be difficult on the weekend. You might need a minute to find something as this restaurant does not have any parking options. This is rather a true neighborhood gem.