Chez Lulu, Birmingham, Alabama, French Restaurant Details

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A nice, slightly quirky place for a reasonable lunch or dinner. Sit outside on a nice day.

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it just felt good. Looked good. Servicw was good food was good and you get the feeling your not in alabama. Its a nice little hidden spot that id date at If i wanted to impress without spending a ton.

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Chez Lulu is seriously one of my favorite restaurants in Birmingham. It's the perfect little french cafe -- incredibly charming with great seating inside and out. It's best for small groups, but for big groups or parties they'll rent out the back room (or a table in the back room), and that's also lovely.

I most often visit for a light lunch -- their sandwiches, soups and salads are made with fresh ingredients and have a wonderful balance of flavors, and it's a really nice place for a quick lunch (or a lingering lunch with a glass or two of wine). Their pastries are made next door at the stellar Continental Bakery, and they have a full espresso bar as well.

The brunch here is also fantastic. I love their crepes and their grits are so good that my sister and I sometimes order them for "dessert" as well as with the meal.

Chez Lulu is just charming and fantastic! Try it!

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One of the best places to take out of town visitors to change their preconceived notions about Birmingham. Chez Lulu is a little jewel-box of a cafe.
Try the pizzas at night especially with the crust made with spent grains from one of Birmingham's local breweries!
Socca is also amazing. I've never encountered a single other restaurant in North America that serves these crepes made with chickpea flour, olive oil and cracked black pepper. Pair it with a glass of rose' and you'll swear you're in Nice.
The garlic soup is the perfect antidote to vampires and winter colds.
Don't leave without a chocolate espresso pot de creme and a creme brulee. It's like ebony and ivory side by side in perfect harmony.
Bon apetit!

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A healthy eating lunch place. The bar is pretty cool