L'appart

The ambiance is the best part: as the name suggests, it's decorated like a very chic apartment. The menu (French cuisine), drinks, and coffee are varied. The food tastes good, although the portions didn't seem sufficient for the price. I expected more from the brownie. It's still an interesting experience.

(English review follows Spanish text) A simple yet elegant bistro—run by its friendly owner—with a concise, reliable, and excellent menu. It serves lunch and dinner, as well as brunch on Saturdays and Sundays, with a fine wine selection chosen by the owner. A place worth visiting often to try different dishes from the menu. A simple, elegant bistro (with dedicated, personal attention from its friendly owner) with a concise, reliable, and excellent menu. It serves lunch and dinner, and also offers brunch on Saturdays and Sundays. The wine selection is chosen by the owner. A place worth visiting often to try different dishes from the menu each time.

The owners and staff of L'Appart warmly welcome guests to a charming bistro. I've been a few times, but I'm sad to say I still have yet to be "wowed" by any of the dishes. I've had the quiche Lorraine, the salmon, the salads, the chocolate dessert, and the orange crepes. Of them all, the quiche is probably my favorite. But in general the flavor of the food is just a little disappointing.

The menu is a bit restricted but the Quiche is delicious!

Authentic French cuisine and brunch on Sundays. Emmerich the owner is nice and charming, he will explain you the menu and suggest you the best dessert, but my personal favorite is the crepe Suzette, there is a promo that includes tea and any of their desserts for an excellent price.