Voila French Café

Beth Scott

a month ago

Apparently a trendy little cafe and sociable chef. Its got a cute comfortable vibe inside, small tables and chairs outside, VERY close to the table next to you. Inches. The chairs arent made for bigger people outside, and were uncomfortable for us average people. Its a very small place, all tables were full when we went. 1 chef/owner and 1 server, so expect wait time. Free water, no refills on anything else. Server didnt check back. I had coffee, just regular coffee, and no refills- that sucked. The food was good, but overpriced imo. It rates high for atmosphere, cuteness. Terrible for good use of space and guest accompdations.

Charlie Callari

3 months ago

Five stars without hesitation. Voilà French Café absolutely nailed lunch today. I had the salmon sandwich with a salad, and both were phenomenal. The salmon was fresh, flavorful, and perfectly prepared, and the salad tasted incredibly crisp and homemade instead of just being an afterthought on the plate. You can tell this place takes pride in quality and presentation. The atmosphere was relaxed, welcoming, and exactly the kind of spot you want to sit down and enjoy a great meal. Greer needed a place like this. I’ll definitely be back, and next time I’m bringing more people with me. Highly recommend if you’re looking for a fantastic lunch spot with authentic French café vibes. 🇫🇷🥗🥪⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Henry Hansen

3 months ago

I dont want to be rude( I have mad respect for all mom and pop restaurants)but this was my first time and it was terrible. There was no one there in line. A few older people were already eating. It took several min for the person taking orders behind the register to take my order. She had to clean tables and take orders. I get that. She was very nice and kind enough to put 2 tables together for me and my 2 boys. I ordered the cuban and my son ordered the croque monsieur. It took about 30 min to get our food. The place was dead. They apologized for the wait and that was absolutely fine. The cuban i had was smaller then my hand ( see pic) and had some sort of weird vinegar sauce on it. It was $14 with fries. Ive lived in miami and this was, i assume a french version? No mayo and i dont believe it had any Swiss cheese. ( i may be wrong). Im sorry but i guess im more of a purest. The croque monsieur was burnt and dry. Edges of the bread were burnt and so was the ham. Should have been soft and dripping with bechemel. No Croque Madam sadly. The ( who i assumed was the owner) was super nice to all the locals that were walking in. He was joking with them and everyone was laughing. Seems like a really nice guy. Ill go back cause they have a Quiche ( very french) and a pesto chicken ( hoping it does Italians well)that im hoping is good. Again im more of a purist to food and i do enjoy fusion plus my taste is waaaay different from most. I was hoping for a little more "French" things there but I understand the import issues. I would have loved to see a Sirop de Minthe or Jus de Fruits but again i understand. Its definitely a place worth going to and hanging out. Its super friendly and very inviting. I was only there once but have to judge on 2 or 3 times to be honest about the experience. Ill update when I go back again. For now its a nice place, people are mad friendly and polite but i wasent impressed with the food. Then again im no one to be a judge of food for others but myself. Give them a shot and make your own decision!!!

Faith Love

2 months ago

It's my first time, but I really enjoyed the atmosphere, food, and location. It's a quiet place with super yummy food. I ordered frittata, cappuccino, and a croissant. It was so delicious. 10 out of 10. I really appreciate the owner for this place. I'll definitely come back.

Katherine Barnard

5 months ago

We stumbled into this place after having a massage two doors down and it's so lovely and authentic. The French owner and chef is really kind and the food is delicious and well priced. This place is one of those amazing gem mom and pop places, we will be back!