This cozy little cafe is an offshoot of the popular Campagne, a much more formal French restaurant, and though it's in the heart of the Pike Place Market neighborhood, it's a world away from the market madness. We like to duck in here for lunch and escape the shuffling crowds. What a relief -- so civilized, so very French. The dark and cozy place has a hidden feel to it, and most people leave feeling like they've discovered some secret hideaway. The menu changes with the seasons, but a daily rotisserie special such as stuffed quail or leg of lamb marinated with garlic and anchovy is always offered Tuesday through Saturday, and highly recommended. The cafe doubles as a wine bar and has a good selection of reasonably priced wines by the glass or by the bottle.