

A popular spot with locals, the hotel’s bistro, Campagne One Main, offers delicious French-American fare for breakfast, lunch, dinner, weekend brunch and take out. Chef Miguel creates magnificent California cuisine with a decidedly French flare that is both beautifully presented and approachable at the same time. A Parisian-style plaza with gas-lit lamps and a working antique French fountain, offers a perfect setting for diners and their pups to enjoy the beautiful Bay Area weather. Guests of the hotel are treated to a chef-prepared gourmet breakfast in the morning, including made-to-order hot meals.
Hours
| Thursday | 7 AM–2 PM, 4–9 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–2 PM, 4–9 PM |
| Saturday | 10:30 AM–2 PM, 4–9 PM |
| Sunday | 10:30 AM–2 PM |
| Monday | 7 AM–2 PM, 4–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–2 PM, 4–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–2 PM, 4–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1 Main St, Los Altos, CA 94022
Phone: (650) 946-2000
Website: http://www.enchantehotel.com/
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Reviews
Brunch mainly serves Benedict eggs, two eggs any style and omelettes. The variety was good. We ordered the crab Benedict eggs and beignet trio.
The crab cake was super thick and full of crab meat. I’m glad they are not the grease American style crab cakes! Not sure about the freshness of the crab cakes, taste like reheated from frozen. The avocado under the crab cake didn’t match well and need seasoning. The eggs and holland sauce are impeccable though.
Beignet trio contains cream, chocolate and Nutella flavors. Not sure if they were from frozen food too. I like the drizzled cherry sauce! This sweet dish goes well with coffee.
We also ordered a latte and a cappuccino. Taste good.
I also like the French vibe here and understand it’s the hotel’s restaurant!
We were hunting for new brunch places today and after trying this one, I don’t think it worths a special visit.
We were hoping to sit outside but they didn’t have enough spots in the shade and gave us a private room indoors which was fine too. Hoping next time we can get an outside spot in the shade / they extend their shaded space, that will be great!
Food was very good for brunch. I should’ve gotten dressing on the side for the salad as it was overdressed.
Crab cake Benedict was really good.
It’s also a bit pricey for value even in Los Altos.
They accommodated us on the patio with two dogs and we’re great about it.
There are not enough staff and we sit here for 50min and nobody care about us.
Our service was lacking as the wait staff was slow to serve us. They served other tables that arrived after us and we had to remind them about our champagne order, which they had forgotten.
When they served the appetizer escargot some of the shells were empty, although they ended up not charging for the escargot in the final bill.
We ordered the filet mignon but I don’t think that it is actually filet mignon. The filet mignon I have had at other places is very different than the type served here. I expect filet mignon to be round, but the one we got was not. See the picture for reference.
The service was poor – we were amongst the only people dining, but had to flag the waiter several times to get his attention, and our water glasses were not refilled once. I ordered a $40 beef short rib, which tasted fine, but was served at room temperature. The wine menu was poor (for a French restaurant they only had a handful of reds from France, and none were good quality). My wine glass was very dirty (see picture).
Overall, I’m very surprised to see this rated so highly, especially for Los Altos. If the menu prices were cut in half I’d say this would be an acceptable place to dine, but given the expensive menu and the poor service, I can’t recommend this.
The sea bass was just delicious!
The new manager has heightened the place to a new level!