La Madeleine - Dallas

This restaurant was surprisingly good for being located in an airport. If it were outside of the airport, I may have rated it lower. However, considering our limited options here, I'm pleased with my choice for breakfast. They offered delicious egg sandwiches on croissants and the soup was tasty as well. I paid $21 for a soup, sandwich, and water, but I didn't feel full afterwards. If you're very hungry, you might want to consider looking elsewhere for better value.

I cannot express enough how much I appreciate Maria! She was incredibly kind and pleasant, very helpful and friendly. The food was delicious. Despite having a rough morning, she handled everything with professionalism and kindness. We missed our flight on the way to vacation and had our flight canceled on the way back, leaving us stranded at the airport twice. Even though I was feeling grumpy, Maria showed genuine concern. Thank you, Maria!

Passing by the Dallas Airport with a 2hr layover. I stopped by LA Madeline for the Croque Monsieur tomatoe soup. As per cashier they had no tomatoe soup available at the moment, I don't see how if there were jars displayed practically everywhereand that's on of their main soups they advertise. Anyways I settled for an onion soup which was good (not a big fan of onionsoups). The service was swift. Establishment was packed at the time I arrived. (10am). Sandwich was freshly made which was a bigplus.

Quick service when you don't want to sit down for a breakfast. I ordered a large iced tea and a fruit parfait. There was hardly any line when I was there, so service was quick. The only reason why I gave it four stars instead of five stars is because itwas kind of pricey for what I got. Other than that, I would definitely eat here again.

The croissant was delicious, the eggs were mediocre, and the coffee was excellent.