The Food At This French-Themed Brunch Spot In Pennsylvania Will Transport Your Taste Buds Straight To Paris

Have you ever stopped to think how wondrous our taste buds are? Maybe we order a bowl of soup and that first scoop immediately transports us to our grandma's house when we were kids. Or we bite into a chocolate chip cookie that tastes just like our grandfather used to bake. This brunch spot in Pennsylvania promises to transport your taste buds, too, only this time right to a charming cafe in Paris.

Indulge in a delicious taste of France, with a decidedly Pittsburgh flair, at Caffe Mona La Bistro, with locations in the Strip District and Bloomfield.

Just like the quaint cafes in Paris, Caffe Mona offers both indoor and outdoor seating, weather permitting. A canopy of colorful umbrellas shields you from the sunlight on those sun-soaked Pittsburgh days.

However, you'll find that same laidback ambiance - and those umbrellas - indoors, too. The Pennsylvania cafe earns stellar marks for its food, service, and ambiance.

A quick glimpse at the menu might just leave you with a delicious dilemma; what will you order? How about starting with such favorite brunch appetizers as fruit or avocado toast?

Crepes will help you kick off your meal on a sweet note. If you're a fan of fruit with your breakfast, dig into the French toast with berries.

The cafe also serves several types of omelettes.

If you're craving an American classic, dig into a stack of pancakes. Grandma's Pancakes come topped with butter and maple syrup while Nutella Pancakes feature Nutella, banana, and fresh berries.

A sandwich is sometimes just right for filling us up. Try such favorites as the chipotle chicken or the turkey fig.

View, days, hours, and menus for both the Bloomfield and Strip District locations on the Caffe Mona La Bistro website. Or, stop by its Facebook page.

Have you been to this French-themed brunch spot in Pennsylvania? Which location did you visit? What did you think? Let us know in the comments! After brunch, how about a stroll through this beautiful botanical garden in Pennsylvania?