Wednesday, March 28, 2012

FOOD | UPDATE

Madeline's

Lauren Miller
The wide array of fare at Madeleine’s includes this lamb chop. [Photo: Young Kwak]
The wide array of fare at Madeleine’s includes this lamb chop. [Photo: Young Kwak]
The wide array of fare at Madeleine’s includes this lamb chop. [Photo: Young Kwak]

Run by mother-daughter duo Deb Green and Megan VanStone, Madeleine’s Cafe and Patisserie mixes French and American cuisine to create a diverse menu.

“Right now we have a spring menu,” says VanStone. “There are some savory crepes on there and coq au vin blanc [a traditional French dish with bone-in chicken breast, onion, mushroom ragu, whipped potatoes and crisp bacon].”

Madeleine’s, which opened in the summer of 2008, is known around town for not only for its extensive menu of pastries, but also other fare, including their award-winning reuben and a collection of other items that VanStone calls French comfort food.

“My mother and I are world travelers,” says VanStone. “We love the culture and the French way of life. And, of course, the food.”

MADELEINE’S
707 W. Main Ave. | Downtown Spokane 624-2253

 

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