Paris Commune

Pros: French toast
Cons: No real maple syrup, smoking

I agree that the best French Toast I've found in New York City is at Paris Commune, a cozy friendly restaurant on Bleecker Street in the West Village. They use crusty french bread, which I prefer to Challah (if you prefer challah, try Aggies on Houston...

Pros: french toast
Cons: smoking allowed

After 4 years of research I have chosen my favorite french toast. My girlfriend makes it. But, since I cannot invite everyone over for breakfast I also have a favorite restaurant french toast. Paris Commune at 411 Bleeker Street wins!!! I can tell...

Pros: French toast
Cons: No real maple syrup, smoking

I agree with gregbnyc's epinion: the best French Toast I've found in New York City is at Paris Commune, a cozy, friendly restaurant on Bleecker Street in the West Village. They use crusty french bread, which I prefer to Challah (if you prefer challah,...

Pros: Warm
Cons: Attitude, food

I went here to have Sunday brunch with the girlfriend and 2 friends 2 at the 'Paris Commune' cafe at the West Village end of Bleeker Street. Aptly named, the place was crammed, attitude stank and the food (eggs florentine) was dull, plain and poor - when I told the manager chap at the end he implied that it must be something to do with my taste buds because 'just look at the line' - the food must be good (I didn't tell him that the poached eggs looked scrambled, the spinach uncooked and the muffins untoasted). Maybe the line was something to do with getting in from the snow and cold outside.