Ravenous was actually recommended to me by the owner of Bell’s via Facebook (which I love by the way. I wish more people would do this!). We were seated by a quirky waiter, who immediately convinced me to get a Hot Chocolate with House-made Whipped Cream. I must say that I felt like it was too expensive overall, but still pretty good (they could have put a heck of a lot more whipped cream on if you ask me). I had the Texas Crepe (Homemade chili con carne, with cheddar cheese, scallions, and a dollop of sour cream) and Julian had the Heloise (Goat cheese, grape tomatoes, scallions & fresh basil). Mine was a hardy lumberjack kind of breakfast, with fries that were double-fried. The fries are definitely on the top of my best fries ever list. They were the crunchiest fries I’ve ever had. Julian had the more sensible breakfast (aka healthier), one that perhaps French people would eat. When we were leaving, Julian pointed out that the Crepes are not make fresh, on the Crepe maker, which really colored my experience of the place, because I had definitely felt like the crepe itself was too thick and not very fresh tasting. So that was really disappointing. I’m sure they make them in house, just ahead of time, but you can really taste the difference between that and a fresh crepe. Either way, we had a good time here, and I think Julian really loved it.
Posts Tagged ‘goat cheese’
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Ravenous
November 22, 2011 by Nina
Category Breakfast/Brunch, NY, Saratoga Springs | Tags: and a dollop of sour cream,Breakfast in Saratoga Springs,Brunch in Saratoga Springs,Crepes in Saratoga Springs,goat cheese,grape tomatoes,Heloise,Heloise Crepe,Homemade chili con carne,ny,Saratoga Springs,scallions,scallions & fresh basil,Texas Crepe,with cheddar cheese | 1 Comment
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Cafe Angelique
June 1, 2010 by Nina
Yesterday Julian and I went to Cafe Angelique to get iced coffee on a typical NYC blazing hot summer day, and I couldn’t help but notice how delicious the salads looked. So later we went back for dinner. I order the “Roquefort” (with sliced pear) and Julian ordered the “Mango and Goat Cheese.” Both were delicious and very rich. Mine had Pear Vinaigrette with a taste of blue cheese and walnuts. The goat cheese on Julian’s salad was to die for. It was so creamy and delicious. The cafe also had sandwiches that looked great. Overall, a very pleasant experience.
Cafe Angelique – Bleecker St, NY
68 Bleecker Street
New York, NY 10012
phone: 212.475.3500
fax: 212.475.4334
cafeangelique.com/menus.phpNote: Very strong coffee!
Category Italian Cuisine/Pasta, NY, NYC | Tags: cafe angelique,coffee,goat cheese,mango,nyc,roquefort,salad,sliced pear | 1 Comment





