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French Market Cafe
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The first thing my girlfriend and I noticed about this quaint Abbott Kinney district establishment was how crowded, with people and dogs alike, and hard to land a table, be inside or outdoors, it was. Once seated, we scanned the rather limited, but flavorful menu. We both ordered what we later noticed was a dish that graced the better part of all the tables we could see, a croque made with baguette (eggs over medium, a slice of ham steak, and fresh swiss cheese) served alongside a field greens salad. The dish was delicious and quite hard to finish. The only drawback of the place was the heavy patronage of K-9 owners milling about, their dogs sticking their noses in and amongst other customers, and talking to their dogs as if they knew what on Earth it was they were saying. Don't go if this bothers you...otherwise, Bon Appetit!
Pros: Well Priced, Outdoor Seating, Authentic Cusine
Cons: , Crowded, Disorganized Staff
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