Wild Sage 916 W. 2nd Ave Spokane, WA 99201 509-456-7575

Wild Sage was a very delicious restaurant. For starters, we had two servings of popovers. They were like giant hollowed out marshmallows, but with a bread flavor. The popovers came with a delicious side of whipped honey butter which made the popovers complete.  For drinks, I had Dr. Pepper, El had a Thomas Kemper Root Beer, my mom had a Blueberry Basil Drop, and my dad had a HF "Bean" Old Fashioned.  For our main dish, I had a bowl of buttery hot noodles with parmesan and a warm bread stick. I really enjoyed it and my Dad did as well. My Dad got a salmon dish which he enjoyed with my buttered noodles.  El had half a Kobe bacon burger which she shared with my mom.  We had a fun time in the nicely set out restaurant visiting with each other. I wouldn't suggest that you bring small kids (1-8) years old, but 9 and over would be fine (a child with manners).      

TOULOUSE PETIT, 601 QUEEN ANNE AVE. NORTH, SEATTLE, WA 98119 By: El

By El-
We went to Toulouse Petit for breakfast with some amazing friends. We ordered two plates of piping hot beignets for starters. They were served with a chicory dipping sauce that was very tasty. For the main meal, I ordered biscuits and gravy. They came with a side of breakfast potatoes and two fried eggs. Em got some french toast with butter and pear syrup. We both had water as our beverage. My food was really tasty. The sausage in the gravy was really flavorful and the gravy had a little spice to it.  The biscuits were flaky and went well with the gravy. Em's waffles were really sweet, due to the fact that she practically drowned them in her syrup.  My dad got a spicy hash and my mom got a Dungeness Crab Benedict.  She enjoyed it a lot.  My dad enjoyed his food as well.  He likes spicy stuff and my mom sticks to foods with a more mild temperature.  The size of the portions weren't disappointing, and the quality of the flavor was better than expected.  All in all, I give Toulouse Petite four stars.