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2016-09-14
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Had family brunch here last weekend (7 people + 1 baby) and we were impressed. In a quiet, leafy alley off Hollywood Road and Gough Street, is this charming restaurant with friendly French service who gets everything done in the suavest of ways.It may be in the centre of things (right below PMQ) but you feel like you're in your own little haven in the crossroads of Central / NoHo / Sheung Wan.Downstairs you have the wine bar with the high table, while upstairs you have the naturally lit balcony
It may be in the centre of things (right below PMQ) but you feel like you're in your own little haven in the crossroads of Central / NoHo / Sheung Wan.
Downstairs you have the wine bar with the high table, while upstairs you have the naturally lit balcony / loft restaurant with modern European decoration.
We had the whole place to ourselves that morning, such a surprise given its location. Cocotte right across enjoys way more popularity that it boggles us why Figaro doesn't get as much attention. Because it should.
Brunch was a simple yet tasty affair costing around HK$150-250 per head. Within that price range you can get yoghurt, muesli, fresh juice, coffee/tea, a croissant, AND hot breakfast - per person. Food presentation was exquisite, and taste was good. Prices more than reasonable.
Next time I will take more photos but for now these words will have to do. I would definitely go back.
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