
Voted Best French Restaurant five years in a row, and one of the very few French-owned and operated French restaurants in San Diego, Et Voilà! French Bistro has been a tried-and-true neighborhood bistro for the last 10 years, located along the vibrant North Park corridor. Showcasing the talent of Vincent Viale, the menu blends French classics with a modern touch, highlighting local and seasonal ingredients in dishes such as Steak Frites, Coquilles St-Jacques, and soufflés. A curated wine list and crafted cocktails invite guests to explore the regions of France. Perfect for a lively dinner or a relaxed glass of wine at the bar.
Traditional French fare served in classic bistro surroundings plus sidewalk seating.
Hours
| Thursday | 4:30–9 PM |
| Friday | 4:30–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 4:30–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 4:30–8:30 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 4:30–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 4:30–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3015 Adams Ave, San Diego, CA 92116
Phone: (619) 209-7759
Website: http://etvoilabistro.com/
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Reservations: etvoilabistro.comopentable.com
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to sum things up:
– we all arrived, we ordered apps first and then entrees. got our apps & complimentary bread around 9:15
– my side of the table was asked ahead of time if we wanted souffle due to last call being at 9:30 and the long prep time. he also offered to bring us the dessert menu
– throughout the night, our server would disappear for 10-20 mins at a time before showing up again
– awhile after we got our apps, he came back and asked if we wanted more drinks, repeated the dessert thing, but never brought the dessert menu or my second drink (not a big deal tbh)
– at this point, we’re basically the only people in the restaurant besides the staff and i felt like we’ve been waiting around for a bit. i’m sure they wanted to get all our food out at once so i didn’t make a fuss, but they didn’t really check in with us that often during that time.
– entrees arrive around 9:53. the food was good and tasty, the portions were also good. (iirc only one person in my party wasn’t satisfied with his food but offered constructive criticism)
– finished our dinner around 10:15 and the server proceeds to bring the dessert menu to only my side of the table, to which we decline due to the time. (we also didn’t want to hold them up, since they said it was last call like 30 mins prior)
– we promptly pay and say our thanks, start heading out
on our way out, we hear our server talking about our table and how “we didn’t even order dessert.” i want to preface that i understand dealing with a large group can be sometimes be frustrating and it’s normal to complain here and there, but at least have the decency to wait until we’re all gone before you start talking about us.
plus i feel like it’s unfair that he had mentioned bringing the dessert menu multiple times only for him to bring it out at the very end. he also only asked about dessert to my side of the table and not the other half of the table, but then proceeded to complain about us not getting any??? a lot of us would have happily ordered dessert otherwise.
our bill was nearly $1k with appetizers, cocktails, entrees and a 20% gratuity, so it felt like what we paid for didn’t really match the service. i would like to think that we were overall pretty chill and patient, so it kinda sucks to end the night like that. the food and atmosphere was great otherwise.
Dim lighting, nice decor, lively crowd of guests with excellent food and service.
When we sat down I was shocked and disgusted by the heavy smell of old overused frying oil emanating all the way to the dining room. That should have been the red flag we listened to and left then and there.
When our cheese board arrived, it was dropped down abruptly, causing it to bounce on the table. No explanation of the cheeses was provided. When we later asked about one of the selections, only that single cheese was described rather than the full board being presented. I’ll describe the rest of the meal in detail but I need to point out that the best items of the night were the cheeses, and (not made in house) the best thing this restaurant plated came off the truck of their supplier.
Truck to table. I could have gone to ALDI for comparable cheeses for a fraction of the price and they wouldn’t have treated us like afterthought-guests.
The Croustillant chaud de reblochon was dry and unfortunately a bone was still in the duck meat. It cut the roof of my mouth. After the way they’d been treating us I doubted their ability/ desire to make things right. The server must not have noticed that we hardly touched it because he said nothing. Out of everything we ordered, we finished nothing.
The beuf bourguignon was as disappointing as the service. We stopped there. We cut our losses and decided it wasn’t worth being disappointed by their dessert menu.
We tipped 18% on a $100+ bill.
Hundreds of restaurants in town don’t go where the service treats you like an inconvenience.
My fiance and I were celebrating a number of things in our life so we did not hold back on ordering everything! We ordered the duck pattete, escargot, cavier and ravioli to start. The ravioli was my favorite with unique flavors I’ve yet to try. Overall all our appetizers were 11 out of 10! I ordered the chicken and my fiance the steak fries, honestly both were okay, I’d say 8 out of 10; still good but nothing to write about…
I ordered the tequila mockingbird but with Mexcal and it was so well balanced!
The ambience is classy and dark.
Our service, Kari, was amazing, kind, and very tenitive.
Overall I had such a great experience and will be dreaming about all the yummy appetizers.