Hours

Tuesday	9:00 AM - 3:00 PM, 5:00 - 9:00 PM
Wednesday	9:00 AM - 3:00 PM, 5:00 - 9:00 PM
Thursday	9:00 AM - 3:00 PM, 5:00 - 9:00 PM
Friday	9:00 AM - 3:00 PM, 5:00 - 10:00 PM
Saturday	9:00 AM - 3:00 PM, 5:00 - 10:00 PM
Sunday	9:00 AM - 3:00 PM, 5:00 - 9:00 PM

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Reviews

• Diana
  ★ 5

  THE brunch of Boston!! Never disappoints but rather outperforms each time! That’s my go to spot when someone is visiting Boston or if it’s special occasion or simply Sunday😆 This place is so much more than just avocado toast, believe me and try eggs Benedict with duck on a hashbrowns🤌🏼 Moreover they have great drinks selection(from coffee to cocktail;)! Can’t wait for warmer weather to enjoy terrace seating!

• Tina Mellone
  ★ 4

  Cute Parisian cafenIndoor and outdoor seating, but definitely recommend sitting inside since the aesthetic is what makes this place greatnnCame for mocktails ($9 and a list of five mocktails) and stayed for a bite to eat.
  
  Tuesdays have a crepe special - 1 savory crepe and 1 sweet crepe with a cider, $29

• arin
  ★ 3

  Got here around 2 on a sunday. Very evident by their service that the staff wanted to go home. Understandable to be tired after a heavy shift but we didnt even get a hello after being seated.
  
  We got the quiche of the day (spinach and tomato) and the breakfast sandwich with GF bread. Food was good, nothing special, underwhelming.
  Sandwich probably better with regular bread but not even have the mushrooms seasoned is little disappointing. Also the quiche was lukewarm warm when we got it, (maybe thats how its supposed to be?)

• Jeffrey Becker
  ★ 5

  Fantastic and cute little spot in the city. We went for a birthday brinch and had their bread basket to start which was surprised me. They source the pastries locally and they were delightful. Shout-out Praline. The drinks and caffe beverages were well made and delicious. I had the steak and eggs which was cooked perfectly. GF had the croque madame which was also delicious. Service was a little lacking but overall one of the better breakfast wpots in the city.

• Alex Karayan
  ★ 2

  Have been to La Voile, Ma Maison and places in Paris and Lyon and wanted to try something different here in Boston.
  Unfortunately it does not live up to the others.
  I had the grilled chicken with spinach and sweet potatoes.
  I expected unique flavors and spices but honestly, Seasons 52 or Market Basket had better taste.
  It was a bland 1/4 piece that was dry, without any flavor. A bit much for $30.
  Do you not brine your chicken for flavor?
  The sweet potato puree was bland as well, and they refused substitutions. At that price it was a small dish that was uninspiring.
  The short rib Bourguignonne ($30)was excessively salty and sent back after 2 bites. Others in our group agreed. Chef, taste your food first please.
  Tuna Tartare appetizer ($19)was very good and the replacement roasted eggplant had great flavor and was good.
  We received a desert comped which was a poached pear with pistachios and whipped cream. Very interesting flavors with spices.
  But, it was still hard and not poached enough and not sweet at all. Definitely have had better.
  Nope, wont be coming back especially after a poor example for an easy chicken dish that was expensive for the size, and the excessive salt used on the other dish. Plus you get charged a kitchen fee. Why?
  Also update your bathroom and lower the music.
  Back to La voile it is…