French Cafe Plates From Coffee to Wine on Maiden Lane
Start with brioche French toast in the morning, then return for French tapas and wine by the glass.
☕ Daylight to Tapas
La Parisienne brings a French cafe rhythm to 9 Maiden Lane, a small Financial District spot founded by Julie and Adrian Bruyère. Morning coffee comes first, the daytime kitchen follows, and wine takes over later in the day. The welcome is cozy and hospitable, with plenty of Parisian charm.
Brunch is the headline. The rich truffle croque madame draws the most praise, while brioche French toast with bananas and blueberries covers the sweet side. Fresh made orange juice and avocado toast seasoned with lemon and dill round out the morning order, clear picks for a quick meetup or a slower breakfast.
Later, the kitchen shifts to an evening menu of French tapas and wine, with happy hour pours for an easy after work stop and shared plates for a small group. On weekdays the doors open at half past seven AM and close at half past seven PM, while Saturday and Sunday run from 8 AM to 5 PM.
