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Maison Cheryl

4.0 (131 reviews)
Closed • 11:30 am - 11:00 pm
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Daisa J.

Thanksgiving just got a French upgrade! I had the chance to experience Maison Cheryl's limited-time "Frenchgiving" (Nov 10-Thanksgiving Day), and wow... and it's EVERYTHING Start your meal with French onion soup or their famous crab cake with horseradish pepper aioli, then sip on crafty cocktails like Not Your Father's Eggnog or go classic with a cosmo. For the main event? Think crispy roast duck with blood orange gastrique, baked mac & cheese, sweet potato casserole with pecan caramel & campfire marshmallow, and maple + goat cheese brussel sprouts. And yes, you HAVE to leave room for dessert--key lime pie, pecan pie, or basque caramelized cheesecake. Trust me... you'll want a table for this one. Follow daithefoodie for more foodie adventures & get your reservations before this Frenchgiving feast disappears! 2900 Wilson Blvd #104, Arlington, VA 22201 #dmv #dmveats #vafoodies #vaeats #novafoodie

Truffle steak and cheese omelette
Kimberly B.

I had a reservation for Brunch with a girlfriend of mine and we literally talked and ate for four hours. This is a smaller place but it lacks a punch in a good way. I ordered a latte, and the Fried Chicken Ceasar Sandwich and it came with fries. It had a chipotle creme sauce, which was amazing ti the point i asked for a side of it to add more to my Sandwich. My friend ordered a mimosa, latte and the Truffle Steak and cheese omelette. If I had to pick a con, itd be parking. This is Virginia so prepare in advance to arrive arrive and circle to secure parking.

Dakota steak
Alanna P.

We came here for brunch on a Sunday and there was plenty of seating. Lots of good options on the menu for both food and drinks/mocktails. We ordered lots of things including the steak eggs Benedict, creme brulee french toast, eggs royal, and Dakota steak. All of the dishes that had steak- the steak was over done. We asked for medium and medium rare and almost none of the steak had any pink in it at all. The meat was tough and not very juicy either. The creme brulee french toast had a good flavor but we wish it was a bit more toasted- it was basically just wet bread in sauce. Service was fast and very nice though!

Tara R.

A friend told me about how good Maison Cheryl was and I had to check it out for myself. It's located on a busy road in Arlington and has both indoor & outdoor dining. It got packed pretty quickly (although it was a Saturday night), so I would recommend making a reservation. Their menu was a decent size. I tried to check Yelp prior to ordering to see what some of their dishes would look like but it seems they mix it up seasonally, which is great! I ordered the truffle butter fries (a must), brussels + bacon, and baked brie for starters. I loved the baked brie, which came with grapes, pecans, honey, pear, and a fresh baguette. For apps, I tried the wagyu sirlion and my fiance ordered the seared duck breast -- which we both loved! Overall, it's a cute and quaint spot with great French food. It runs on the pricier end but it was great for a weekend night out.

Cauilflower. Very good and spicy
Kim P.

We were excited to eat here- very close to where we were staying and could walk. And the food has good reviews. When we got there only one group of four were dining. So we sat at the bar thinking we would get great service but that wasn't the case . Attentiveness to customers is sub par-Had to ask on two occasions for water refill. Then the group of four left and a woman came out spraying cleaner and mopping all around us. The smell of chemicals was awful. The food was very good except no bread was offered. That was odd. Another annoyance was the wireless phone sitting on the bar that rang out twice during our dinner. Hopefully the managers read these reviews and make some changes.

Maison wagyu burger - ate it before I could take a photo
Sehar M.

This place was absolutely fantastic. My friend and I saw this place open when we wanted a late night snack. The staff was so nice and quick and we had so much fun chatting with them. The service was also really quick too. We came back today for brunch and it was good enough that I could hear my friend but they had some memorable hits in the background. My friend got a fried tomato blt and I got the burger. We shared the baked to order madeleine, which was unbelievable. Not too sweet but sweet enough and the fruit was fantastic. The struggle fries were unbelievable. Such a wonderful ambiance! If you are in Clarendon, I suggest giving this place a try. You won't regret it!

Blueberry pancake
Alex P.

Fabulous brunch and service. Everything we had was fantastic. My friends and I came for a Sunday brunch, i ordered the Caesar salad sandwich, which was delicious. Their truffle fries with aioli alone, I would come back for. The blue berry pancake was beautiful. I ordered a "just a lil kick" which is a spicy margarita which was delicious. Prices were on the higher side. The only complaint was the Madeline's were slightly burnt on the edges. Overall, the experience was great would highly recommend brunch here.

Crepe cake. Creamy, layered goodness with a beautiful cherry finish. How could we not?
Lauren L.

Qu'est-ce que c'est... Delicious! This quaint spot in Clarendon has just made a spot of my meet-up with friends for deliciousness list. Brunch all day, yes,please. Don't let the menu overwhelm you. You can always come back and try more. Fluffy classic French omelet, check, steak fries, check. Too full to move,but have room for dessert, check.

Maison Wagyu Burger
Serena X.

I am sad to say that I was too disappointed in the service and general food of this place. This should not be considered a fine dining establishment - especially due to the poor servi. First off, the food is more French-inspired American cuisine, but there is very little hints of French cuisine on the menu. In terms of food and drink, we ordered the autumn fizz, honeynut soup, maison wagyu burger, and shrimp and scallop orriechette. The burger was far too salty, with no sweetness to balance out the flavors. I did however enjoy the char on the bun. The pasta was alright, no standout flavors. The soup was probably the one redeeming dish. In addition, we arrived at 1pm on a weekday, so there were not that many patrons in the restaurant. However, the waiter was not very friendly or attentive throughout service.

Truffle Wagyu Burger
Khanh-Chau M.

I had always walked by this restaurant while in Clarendon but never had a chance to drop by and I'm so glad I got a chance to try it out for brunch! Came at noon on a Saturday and it wasn't packed at all so we were able to grab a seat easily without reservations and the staff were kind welcoming us. The interior is cute and nice, which makes me surprised this place wasn't busy! My friend and I got shared a bottle of sparkling wine with orange juice for $20 and it did it's job perfectly. I had the truffle wagyu burger and it was so delicious alongside their crispy fries - the burger itself wasn't too salty or anything and the meat was soft in the middle and had a nice crisp on the outer parts. We also split the creme brulee french toast which was also so good - the creme sauce was a nice "dipping" sauce for the toast, which did have the brulee part on it underneath the strawberries and sugar and wasn't too sweet too which I loved. I would say everything was decently priced and I loved the food, service was attentive, and the ambiance was really nice. I would definitely recommend for brunch and have to try for their lunch/dinner menus next time, this place seems so underrated!

Escargot
Grace K.

Food - 3.75 service - 5 ambiance -4 I got the lychee martini to start - good but a little too tart and sweet. We shared three appetizers to share. Escargot, Brie and cheese plate. The first two were pretty good. We ordered the escargot twice, it was tasty and the oils were good for dipping. The cheese plate was too simple: a child could have put it together. It brought what felt like an elevated dining experience down a notch. We felt the lighting was a little too bright, it feels more like a snacking environment, a good place to meet before dinner kind of place. Parking was a little challenging, street parking mostly, but in an easy to find spot.

Chocolate Cake with Rasberry and Cheesecake
Sean R.

My recent experience at Maison Cheryl was absolutely delightful. They were doing a special limited menu (apparently the chef rotates seasonally and likes to try new things) and was fantastic from start to finish. Our first course was a beet citrus salad which included goat cheese and was based around this lovely roasted beat flavor that tied everything together really well. With a small bit of honeycomb on top, the salads overall flavor profile hit all the right notes. We paired the salad with a fried green tomato dish that had a perfect cream sauce. I've had overly fried tomatoes before but these were light and really flavorful. For entrees we got an order of the bay scallop + shrimp orecchiette which was highlighted by the unexpected but very good corn forward flavor. The serving size a little too large for me, but leftovers are never a real problem. In addition we had a salmon and mussel dish where the broth it was set in blew my mind. Cooked perfectly, both the salmon and mussels were great, but I could have enjoyed just a bowl of the broth with a loaf of bread. Being so full for the dessert I'm not sure if I truly appreciated the chocolate cake or cheesecake as much as I could have, but they were both a very nice conclusion to the meal. Our server was very attentive to us the entire night, never leaving us waiting or wanting for a single thing. The restaurant itself is situated in a cute part of Arlington, and really matches the vibes of sophistication with a lot of comfort. I am excited for my next culinary adventure here!

Squash soup
Danielle G.

Hubbant asked if I wanted to go out to eat and I said yes of course (the only good reason to put on pants these days) but he had to pick the place because I always have to pick. He loves French food so he suggested we try Maison Cheryl. He had the squash soup, beet salad, and steak frites. I asked Hubbant to help me write this review and he said his food was "good." I insisted he be more descriptive and he added the sauce au poivre was "au poivre-fect." So, he's fired. I had the deviled eggs three ways. My fave was the chipotle crema. I ate 5 of the 6 eggs but then I was full, which was a problem because I ordered the bucatini with the fried burrata for my entree. I barely made a dent in it and I wanted to cry because that zucchini herb sauce was so good I'd go swimming in a pool of it if I could. During dinner I tried to get Hubbant to help plan our anniversary trip to Italy, Slovenia, and Croatia. The best he could muster was, "I think Croatia has some nice beaches?" So I hired him back only so I could fire him again. We were about to leave but Hubbant had to poop. I was annoyed at first -- he always has to poop when we are about to go anywhere -- but this ended up being a good thing because he returned with valuable intel: the bathroom was a "one header" (solo bathroom). Our dinner was excellent, but for this reason alone we will return for brunch. TL;DR: Great spot for francophiles and shy poopers.

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