It’s a fairly new spot in The Stoneleigh hotel. What’s most exciting is that executive chef Wade Burch is giving Uptown a taste of a French bistro, something we don’t have enough of in Dallas.
The space is really what a hotel restaurant should be: a beautiful room offering a comfortable experience. If that feels like a thing of the past in Dallas, it works here. Brunch, which they’re calling Bubbles and Brioche, is brand new here, and so far, results are promising.
You can eat in a dining room full of natural light or you can sit at the adjacent bar, where you can still experience beautiful aesthetics alongside conversation with those behind the bar.

The chicken liver mousse ($13), available on the lunch menu, is worth incorporating into your brunch meal. It’s prepared so well, we had to include it in the brunch review.
Taylor Adams
To start, it’s highly recommended you try the sautéed chicken liver mousse ($13). It’s available on the small plates of the lunch menu (which you can get at the same time), but if you’re one of those who constantly craves pâté, you won’t want to miss this. Served with stewed prunes, shallot jam, mustard and toast, you and one other person can clear this little jar easily.
The duck confit pancakes ($15) are a nice idea, and Perle nearly pulls them off. On a recent visit, the duck was a bit overcooked, but the sweet potato pancakes, roasted grapes, caramelized shallots and warm brie work wonderfully well.

The duck confit pancakes are an excellent idea. If the duck weren’t slightly overcooked, it could be the best thing on the menu here.
Taylor Adams
There’s also an eggs “mimosa” ($17), which is a delicate plate of poached eggs, champagne-poached crab meat and orange Hollandaise.
A nice deal here is you can pick your starter and main dish for a two-course prix fixe menu for $29.27.
Perle on Maple, 2927 Maple Ave. (Uptown) Brunch is served from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sundays.