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Cafe La Maude
Cafe La Maude: Lebanese-French fusion meets Philly brunch.
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Cafe La Maude: Lebanese-French fusion meets Philly brunch.
Cafe La Maude, located at 816 N 4th St, Philadelphia, blends Lebanese and French influences in a vibrant cafe and brunch setting. The menu includes shakshuka, a Mediterranean burrito, an open-faced burrito, and brioche-centered plates, all presented with care. Guests praise attentive service, generous portions, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
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Enjoy our signature fusion brunch dishes like Red Shakshuka and Short Ribs Benny in a cozy, spacious setting.
Savor unique blends of French techniques with Lebanese flavors, including baguette sandwiches and open-face burritos.
Indulge in options from Nutella French toast to hearty meat-forward plates, all with generous portions.
Perfect for birthdays or gatherings, with accommodating service and celebratory touches like candles on orders.
Get your favorites to go, with filling meals that often leave enough for leftovers.
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Overall rating
Rafiat Kasumu
Atmosphere: I really enjoyed my time at Café La Maude. Although the restaurant appears small from the outside, it’s surprisingly spacious inside, with plenty of tables and additional seating in the back. We went for weekday brunch, and the timing was perfect since there was no wait at all. Food: We decided to try savory rather than sweet brunch options. We ordered the Red Shakshuka, which came with Lebanese beef sausage, fingerling potatoes, and eggs. I had the Short Ribs Benny, featuring pulled short ribs sautéed with peppers, onions, mushrooms, and potato hash, topped with two perfectly poached eggs. The portions were generous, and the food was incredibly filling! You’ll definitely have enough for takeaway. Service: The service was quick and friendly. Overall, I highly recommend giving this restaurant a try.
Korbin Spayd
Excellent food, anything on the menu is great. The french toast with nutella was great just the right amount of nutella and has berry sauce that makes a perfect combo. The open face burrito is divine with unique flavors signature to Lebanese food.
mercy
I love coming here and i’m never disappointed. the owner is incredibly attentive and accommodating and the service is always great. the food is delicious! the menu items are pretty unique so feel free to ask questions about the dishes but i have tried many of their breakfast plates, both savory and sweet and each time the foood is great. fresh, beautiful presentation and flavorful.
Blake Rasmussen
This is a Lebanese/French spot with an interesting menu that fuses the two together. Shakshuka, Mediterranean burrito, and many items that came with baguettes. The food was great, with lots of different dishes that were meat or fruit forward, carb heavy like sandwiches with fries or carb light with a wrap. I liked that the quality of meat was better than I expected and the skirt steak on my sandwich was great. The bread on both dishes (avocado toast and le fou) was really good and I loved that the fou was rich and heavy. The brioche was good, the meat was good, and they even provided a really hot hot sauce. Overall, I liked this place a lot
Gabby A
Was glad to have visited one of Philly's hot spot brunch places. The food was delicious and generous in size. Despite the seemingly smaller menu there's great variety in options, each bringing a different flavor profile. The workers were also really nice and accommodating. When they heard there was a birthday they put a candle in one of our orders. Overall the food was not that pricey which was a bonus to see at the end. As long as you come early enough you can get seated right away avoiding the brunch crowd rush.
