(415) 934-8637
200 Fillmore St
San Francisco,
CA
94117
37.7713
-122.4301
Neighborhoods: Hayes Valley, Central North
What People Are Saying About Le Cafe Du Soleil
The Editor
Joanna Currier
Citysearch
The Scene – Blues, yellows and earthy reds color the walls of this airy corner cafe. Sunlight streams through big windows, highlighting lots of little tables, a lovely pastry counter and a long, curvy bar. Rustic details include old French bakery equipment, dark wood furnishings, and a communal table with enough upholstered chairs to accommodate 10. Outdoor seating offers plenty of room to linger with a cafe au lait. – – The Food – The French cafe fare is marked by quality and freshness. Thick slabs of homemade breads are slathered with perfect Bechamels, aiolis and…
08/01/05
A sunny spot in the lower Haight!
by biron
An old friend recently invited me to join him at the CAFÉ DU SOLEIL a sunny afternoon. At the counter, the friendly owner greeted us with a smile and showed us the house specialites of colorful pastries and freshly baked breads. The high ceiing and dark wood gave this cafe a uniquely modern yet old world French café flavor. The tarte the we ordered was a delight as was the enormous bowl of café au lait available for an extra 25 cents.
If you want to test your French, the owner who orginates from Nantes gladly obliges.
The music is a fine mix from Piaf to the works of young neighborhood artists.
When in the lower Haight, I highly recommend this French cafe where you can linger either inside or at an outdoor table. I look forward to going back and next time it will be for lunch.
- Pros: Inexpensive, Great Ambiance, Great House Coffee
- Cons: Limited Menu
06/20/05
Love love love this place
by bydnew
Thanks for coming to the neighborhood. I enjoyed an open face monsouir (sp?) in the sun. Other diners were friendly. I even think the guy at the counter was french!
The Details on Le Cafe Du Soleil
What to Eat:
$2 sides and snacks, such as savory popcorn and thick-cut homemade Parmesan potato chips smothered in fines herbs, offer an inexpensive way to indulge in Rigo's cuisine.
The Extras:
Grab a slice of homemade bread and indulge in the open buffet of Nutella, marmalade, and other spreads available.
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