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Café Français brings you the finest French Cafe and Bistro serving breakfast and lunch on weekdays, brunch on weekends. Book us for private events, and signature High Tea experiences prepared with fresh ingredients and a commitment to supporting local producers. Stop by for a buttery croissant, a satisfying meal, or an elegant celebration—our cozy café is the perfect setting for any occasion. We also provide catering, seasonal menus, and platters, making it easy to enjoy the flavors of France from home or at your next gathering. Visit us today or explore our menu online. Your French escape awaits at Café Français. 425 Victoria Ave E, Regina, SK
Bright, modern bakery & cafe specializing in traditional French pastries, salads & sandwiches.
Hours
| Tuesday | 8:30 AM–3:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 8:30 AM–3:30 PM |
| Thursday | 8:30 AM–3:30 PM |
| Friday | 8:30 AM–3:30 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM–4 PM |
| Sunday | 9 AM–3 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 425 Victoria Ave E Unit 1, Regina, SK S4N 0N8, Canada
Website: https://www.cafefrancaisregina.com/cafefrancais/
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Reviews
Luxe Voyager
I heard people praising this place having some of the best pastries, so I decided to give it a try, and it didn’t disappoint. They offer delicious French pastries, all made in-house. The coffee is great, the atmosphere is lovely, and the staff are friendly.
I only stopped in for treats, but their breakfast and lunch menus look very tempting. The café itself is bright, inviting, and spotlessly clean. Just a heads-up: seats fill up quickly, so it’s best to arrive early.
… moreI only stopped in for treats, but their breakfast and lunch menus look very tempting. The café itself is bright, inviting, and spotlessly clean. Just a heads-up: seats fill up quickly, so it’s best to arrive early.
Jason
Cafe Francais might just be the best cafe in Regina. The service is excellent and the entire menu is delicious. I can’t recommend the tiramisu latte enough, it was incredible. The food is clearly high quality too, and the farm fresh eggs make a huge difference. Highly recommend stopping in if you want amazing coffee and food.
… moreCarol Brassard
Food was ok but not outstanding. Burger was good, potatoes were spiced nicely, the peaches eggs on avocado was just ok. It was the atmosphere that threw me, I was expecting some ambiance but it was definitely a coffee shop type, difficulty to carry a conversation because of the noise level in restaurant. Their treats were
individually wrapped which made me wonder if they are made elsewhere. Waitress was top notch! $128 for 4 was pricey.
*listed prices for drinks in the menu such as hot chocolate are for regular sized and they upsell you to a large but don’t tell you the new price. It’s 1.25 extra fyi
… moreindividually wrapped which made me wonder if they are made elsewhere. Waitress was top notch! $128 for 4 was pricey.
*listed prices for drinks in the menu such as hot chocolate are for regular sized and they upsell you to a large but don’t tell you the new price. It’s 1.25 extra fyi
Jonathan Hauck
Went for lunch on a Sunday and I was able to sit down right away to a delicious crunchy and fresh croissant, which is hard to find I would recommend going in Regina if you’re looking for something unique
… moreSuisui Zhou
I’d heard people raving about this place having the best mocha, so we decided to try their coffee and brunch. It did not disappoint—the coffee was rich and flavorful, and the food was delicious. The café itself was bright, inviting, and spotlessly clean. Just a heads-up: seats fill up quickly, so come early!
… moreLarry N
Food was amazing! Had a server in training who quickly rectified a minor error and the experience as a whole was worth the price!
… moreAaron Brousseau
What a lovely little spot! The ambiance at Café Français is absolutely amazing — warm, welcoming, and effortlessly chic. As soon as I walked through the doors, I was greeted with a bright, friendly smile from a very sweet barista, which immediately set the tone for a great visit.
I ordered a flat white and a raspberry almond croissant, and both were incredible. The flat white was perfectly balanced, smooth, and exactly what I needed. The croissant was a total must-try — flaky, buttery, with just the right touch of sweetness from the raspberry and almond.
The pastry selection looked incredible, and I noticed they also have a breakfast menu that I’ll definitely be coming back to try. They offer a high tea service by reservation too, which sounds like such a fun treat.
Highly recommend stopping by if you’re in the area — I’m already looking forward to my next visit!
… moreI ordered a flat white and a raspberry almond croissant, and both were incredible. The flat white was perfectly balanced, smooth, and exactly what I needed. The croissant was a total must-try — flaky, buttery, with just the right touch of sweetness from the raspberry and almond.
The pastry selection looked incredible, and I noticed they also have a breakfast menu that I’ll definitely be coming back to try. They offer a high tea service by reservation too, which sounds like such a fun treat.
Highly recommend stopping by if you’re in the area — I’m already looking forward to my next visit!
Sacha Cyrenne
If you are looking for an amazing croissant this place has them – and they also make an excellent eggs Benedict served on a croissant with the most amazing house made hollandaise and a perfectly poached egg. The lattes are always amazing. My only complaint is the tables are quite small but the food more than makes up for it. It’s a bit pricier but the food is well worth the cost.
… moreFloyd Dickson
Found this place on line. A bit of a hidden gem. Just the last property in a strip
but when you go inside….. wow. Beautiful French pastries , all made in house . Great coffee, atmosphere and ultra friendly staff. We just had treats but their breakfast and lunch menus look tasty.
… morebut when you go inside….. wow. Beautiful French pastries , all made in house . Great coffee, atmosphere and ultra friendly staff. We just had treats but their breakfast and lunch menus look tasty.
thefoodiebeeyqr
I got extremely lucky that my boyfriend and I were able to walk right in on a Saturday and be seated immediately. This is a small cafe and I don’t think it would fit more than 4 at a table. I highly suggest booking a table in advance so you can have a reserve table.
But because it’s small, there are a lot of positives I noticed. Staff pay attention to you, refill your glasses and are able to spend more time with customers. But also, your food and drinks arrive fairly quickly.
This Saturday, we ordered Brioche French Toast, croquettes Madame, frangipane, hot chocolate and a Parisian fog. I am happy to say that I was extremely pleased with everything. Our drinks tasted high quality, it’s hard to find a Parisian fog anywhere in the city and I’m very happy that they nailed it. French influence with their drinks and menu is a good experience. The French toast came with fresh berries and candied seeds. It was very delicious. My Croque Madame was a great experience, especially considering I’ve never had it before. The amount of meat in this dish was very reasonable and the potatoes were easily the best potatoes I had ever had in this city. Simple yet elegant is the best way to describe it.
My only issue was with the frangipane that we took home. My only issue was with the frangipane that we took home. I had an issue with this dessert (couldn’t eat it) but the staff gave me a new one for free another day which was very appreciative
After tax and tip, for 2 people it was $80.72. While it’s a higher price for brunch, I would do it again. At this price, you’re guaranteed to leave happy, satisfied and excited to come back and try something else.
UPDATE Nov 3rd: ANOTHER 5 stars for their High Tea
his is a long over due but well deserved High Tea review. This experience is $63/person without tax or tip. But I will sell you on it.
1st course: Spinach, sun dried tomatoes and pepper quiche.
The first course was fresh from the oven and house made. It was surrounded by a red lead lettuce with a gentle dressing. I give high praise to whoever made this because I know tarts, especially quiche size is an art. It’s a gentle taste, but a good start.
2nd course: A palette cleanser of raspberry sorbet in a lemon cup. In house made sorbet. Can you see the theme? Made in house, fresh tasting. I’m not a huge sorbet fan, but it’s a great palette cleanser. Who can say they had in house made sorbet? I can!
3rd course: the high tea tier. Assorted petit fours accompanied by yuzu lemon panna cotta, Chocolate fudge Brownie, Apple crumble tart, coconut macaroon and Golden Raisin Tea biscuit served with mixed berry compote and Chantilly cream, Beef Pastrami Croissant, Egg salad Brioche and Crab Crostini.
The high tea tier was phenomenal. Starting from the bottom, you have in house made breads. Brioche is delicious. But also REAL tasting crab. You can’t fake that taste. Middle tier was full of sweets. My absolutely favourite thing to try that day was the golden raisin tea biscuit. Seriously, please give me the secret recipe! It didn’t even need cream and jam. But also, it was WARM. Fresh out of the oven warm. It was the same with the apple crumble tarts it was also warm, fresh out of the oven. Now the top, these are house made coconut macaroons. They were very light and tasty to finish. I didn’t have room for the yuzu lemon panna cotta but it was extraordinary.
Where else can you do to get a high tea that’s fresh out of the oven and made in house??? The quality is astounding.
I’m also happy to say that they had a variety of tea options. 5 to be exact. And if you weren’t feeling like caffeine, 2 of the 5 options were non caffeinated teas.
Best High Tea experience in Regina.
… moreBut because it’s small, there are a lot of positives I noticed. Staff pay attention to you, refill your glasses and are able to spend more time with customers. But also, your food and drinks arrive fairly quickly.
This Saturday, we ordered Brioche French Toast, croquettes Madame, frangipane, hot chocolate and a Parisian fog. I am happy to say that I was extremely pleased with everything. Our drinks tasted high quality, it’s hard to find a Parisian fog anywhere in the city and I’m very happy that they nailed it. French influence with their drinks and menu is a good experience. The French toast came with fresh berries and candied seeds. It was very delicious. My Croque Madame was a great experience, especially considering I’ve never had it before. The amount of meat in this dish was very reasonable and the potatoes were easily the best potatoes I had ever had in this city. Simple yet elegant is the best way to describe it.
My only issue was with the frangipane that we took home. My only issue was with the frangipane that we took home. I had an issue with this dessert (couldn’t eat it) but the staff gave me a new one for free another day which was very appreciative
After tax and tip, for 2 people it was $80.72. While it’s a higher price for brunch, I would do it again. At this price, you’re guaranteed to leave happy, satisfied and excited to come back and try something else.
UPDATE Nov 3rd: ANOTHER 5 stars for their High Tea
his is a long over due but well deserved High Tea review. This experience is $63/person without tax or tip. But I will sell you on it.
1st course: Spinach, sun dried tomatoes and pepper quiche.
The first course was fresh from the oven and house made. It was surrounded by a red lead lettuce with a gentle dressing. I give high praise to whoever made this because I know tarts, especially quiche size is an art. It’s a gentle taste, but a good start.
2nd course: A palette cleanser of raspberry sorbet in a lemon cup. In house made sorbet. Can you see the theme? Made in house, fresh tasting. I’m not a huge sorbet fan, but it’s a great palette cleanser. Who can say they had in house made sorbet? I can!
3rd course: the high tea tier. Assorted petit fours accompanied by yuzu lemon panna cotta, Chocolate fudge Brownie, Apple crumble tart, coconut macaroon and Golden Raisin Tea biscuit served with mixed berry compote and Chantilly cream, Beef Pastrami Croissant, Egg salad Brioche and Crab Crostini.
The high tea tier was phenomenal. Starting from the bottom, you have in house made breads. Brioche is delicious. But also REAL tasting crab. You can’t fake that taste. Middle tier was full of sweets. My absolutely favourite thing to try that day was the golden raisin tea biscuit. Seriously, please give me the secret recipe! It didn’t even need cream and jam. But also, it was WARM. Fresh out of the oven warm. It was the same with the apple crumble tarts it was also warm, fresh out of the oven. Now the top, these are house made coconut macaroons. They were very light and tasty to finish. I didn’t have room for the yuzu lemon panna cotta but it was extraordinary.
Where else can you do to get a high tea that’s fresh out of the oven and made in house??? The quality is astounding.
I’m also happy to say that they had a variety of tea options. 5 to be exact. And if you weren’t feeling like caffeine, 2 of the 5 options were non caffeinated teas.
Best High Tea experience in Regina.