Pain.
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.    [15 Dec 2003 15:44:30]

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     ­Guy Brighton   

Can Not Wait To Go Back!
The Paris Commune Moved to it's new locatio on 99 Bank Street. We had a great time and can not wait to go back for Dinner. Brunch was packed as usual, and great.    [02 May 2005 16:50:07]

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Recommended Dishes: For Brunch: French Toast

     ­Mark   

moved to 99 BANK STREET ,WEST VILLAGE
Much ,much better than at the old site in Bleeker Street
better food and service
and really great ambience and decor
a must for brunch and now smashing for dinner    [09 May 2005 13:26:05]

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Recommended Dishes: confit of duck

     ­Anonymous   

a great neighborhood restaurant
just loved it    [23 Oct 2005 11:15:38]

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Recommended Dishes: confit of duck

     ­Larry