It's an elegant little place that serves Provençal cuisine, which apparently means lots of animals: cows, ducks, rabbits, lambs, chicken and lobster.
It's also tres cher, and they only accept cash or American Express. Well six years ago I was throwing around the plastic like a drunken sailor with a credit card, and I don't even remember how much it cost. But this time... between the two of us we had a soup, salad, a glass of wine each and a cup of cappuccino and it came to over $70 not including tip. Sacre bleu! In contrast I had brunch with two other people that morning and we all had omelettes with hash browns, toast, coffee and mimosas and the whole thing came to $25 for three people.
To be fair Le Gigot does have a prix fixe brunch for $20 which sounds like a pretty good deal, but mon dieu! I didn't even have a big salad, it was a small mesclun salad sans goat cheese.
But the cup of cappuccino was exquisite.
And the service was absolutely stellar. So I guess it was worth it.