Maxsell’s “Eat Local” Dish of the Week: Douceur de France’s Panini Benedict

Douceur de France's Panini Benedict

Douceur de France’s chef Luc Beaudet continually impresses his loyal Marietta following with his famous patisserie (French pastries), but equally pleasing is his extensive breakfast menu. Served with a side of hashbrowns “ala Francaise” (with green onions and parmesan cheese), the Panini Benedict is a great example of the hearty French fare that awaits you on Glover Street. The dish pulls off a hollandaise sauce that only a true Frenchman could have dreamed up, and the two eggs atop Canadian bacon are always perfectly poached. Bon Appetit!

Douceur de France

Douceur de France’s Information

367 Glover Street
Marietta, GA 30060
Telephone: 770-425-5050 Fax:770-429-0623
douceurf@bellsouth.net

Hours: Monday-Saturday 7:30 a.m-6 p.m.
Breakfast: 7:30-11 Lunch 11-3:30
Saturday: breakfast and lunch, from 8:00am to 3:30pm

Douceur de France

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About Jennifer Carter

Jennifer Carter is a freelance writer and photographer who is passionate about discovering and sharing her great finds in the Cherokee County community, as well as the I-575 "Gateway Corridor." A veteran of the United States Air Force and a graduate of the University of Georgia, Jennifer has lived in Germany, Italy, and Iceland before settling with her husband and son in Woodstock.