This spot has been a citywide favorite since it opened in the early 1900s. The dramatic Art Nouveau decor – including stained-glass scenes depicting Shakespeare’s famous character, Falstaff – remains virtually unchanged. Drop in for a lunch of piping-hot French onion soup, a crispy croque monsieur, a slice of vegetarian quiche, or a fresh omelet. Falstaff also serves affordable light suppers, including hearty Nicoise salads, rabbit stewed in beer, or the national dish, moules et frites (mussels and fries.) Homemade chocolate mousse and fruit tartes are the perfect way to top off a meal. Casual to smart-casual attire. Reservations accepted.