The steak sandwich is amazing! I get it every time I go here. The cutest little French cafe! They have parking validation as well.

Overall the food is great so if you want great flavors then you won't be disappointed. Service was basically non existent, we were sat on the left side which is absolutely fine but along with that came lack of service. Another duo sat next to us to which the owner I believe (a brunette woman) had a lengthy conversation with them to where when that individual left it was rude of them not to acknowledge us as we were a witness to that lengthy conversation. A male then had a conversation with the couple along with the woman so the lack of a simple greeting was odd. Empty water glasses, chipped dishes (I advised to waiter to probably dispose of them), and pop music just didn't tie it all together for my experience. I don't believe I'll be back for dinner unless with a bigger group and that would hopefully guarantee better service. I'd probably try brunch though, that would be worth another experience.

The cutest place for brunch and the atmosphere was so nice and calming. Great way to start off the day! I got a French omelette which was made perfectly and tasted phenomenal. Kind of pricey for almost $20 for an omelette but it's Buckhead so I get it. Parking was in the deck beside the restaurant and was validated for 2 hours which was nice. Next time I want to try their pastries and/or dinner :)

I've wanted to try this place for a while due to its Instagram popularity and ambience. I visited at 10 am on a Friday and found the parking deck full, dark, and a bit scary. As others have mentioned, it's located underneath the building. I quickly exited and found street parking, which obv isn't validated but that was fine in lieu of the pit below. The breakfast sandwich was good, though the lettuce seemed unnecessary. I spent $30 in total on the sandwich, a latte, and a pastry. Inside seating was ample until 11 am, after which it became scarce. Customer service was decent. Overall, while I was satisfied with my experience, I don't see myself returning.

This restaurant is beautiful and the food is equally tasty. Modeled after a french cafe, they feature breakfast, lunch, many flavors of kombucha and spiced soda, and an extensive wine list. The smoked salmon platter was delightful, with heaping portions and home made tzatziki. Their house made lemonade was delicious, as well as the cardomom cake. I'll return next time I'm in Buckhead!

Such a cute spot for lunch and pastries! We ordered the basil pesto chicken sandwich and the chicken salad sandwich. Both were really tasty! The chicken salad didn't have too much mayonnaise which I appreciated. The sour dough and ciabatta the sandwiches came on were great! The basil pesto sandwich came with a generous amount of pesto. The (maybe cherry? honestly not sure) cake was moist and had a good ratio of fruit to cake. Moist and not overly sweet- a nice tartness from the fruit. I particularly enjoyed the crumb around the back of the slice. It added a nice textural component and an extra bit of sweetness (it reminded me of a crumb topping you would find on coffee cake). Service was fast-- our sandwiches came out in less than 10 minutes. We came on a weekday around 1pm for lunch. I was disappointed they were out of croissants but will definitely be returning! I hear their waffle is excellent.

i can't wait to come back here! definitely had to drive around the block to find parking but i found a spot a couple blocks away. that's just buckhead though interior: loved. so classy, i'd love to come see the bar at night. it truly is a beautiful space. cappuccino was strong and a shorter capp (less milk) but still delightful! i got some french onion soup (so yummy), a creature comforts tritonia (i wished it was colder), and a greyure herb scone to go. that was transcendent great place to work for a few hours!

Le Bon Nosh is a delightful French cafe/restaurant tucked away in the heart of the city. The ambiance exudes elegance with its pretty decor and inviting atmosphere, perfect for a romantic evening or a casual gathering with friends. We visited on a bustling Saturday evening and were grateful for the valet parking service, which was complimentary. The place was buzzing, so I highly recommend making a reservation in advance to secure your spot. While the menu leans towards small plates, there are also enticing full-sized entrees available. Yes, the prices are a tad high, but you're paying for the prime location and the fantastic vibes. As for the drinks, there's something for everyone. Whether you're into mocktails or cocktails, Le Bon Nosh has you covered. The old fashioned is a crowd favorite, but I tried the rose mocktail and it was very refreshing! Now, onto the food. The crudité, $15, includes organic vegetables, house made seeded flat bread, green goddess dip, and muhammara. It was definitely a great start, bursting with freshness. However, the standout for me was the Mushroom Tartine, $16, includes local mushrooms, Decimal Place Farm chévre and chimichurri sauce; its flavors were simply divine. I'm already planning my return visit to sample more from their enticing menu. Overall, Le Bon Nosh is a gem worth discovering. Impeccable ambiance, attentive service, and delectable food make it a must-visit spot for any food enthusiast.

This is a really cute spot. I especially love the ample amount of outdoor seating. It was lovely to have brunch on their patio on a nice spring day. One thing to note is that it's not table service. You order at the counter and get a number for your table for food to be brought out to. Parking is validated and the garage is directly next to the restaurant. For food, I did the shakshouka. It was great flavor and nice, crunchy, buttery bread. Like any shakshouka I've ever ordered, I only wish there was more bread to sop up all the sauce. My group ordered some pastries to split but they unfortunately weren't a big hit other than the cheddar scone. Olive oil cake and coffee cake had good flavor but were dry. Pistachio cake was also dry and just didn't taste like pistachio at all. Overall it's a very cute spot but I would definitely lean more toward their savory food over their pastries.