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Hours
| Saturday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Sunday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 8 AM–2 PM |
| Thursday | 8 AM–2 PM |
| Friday | 8 AM–2 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1001 4th Ave E, Olympia, WA 98501
Phone: (360) 539-7182
Website: http://frenchieson4th.com/
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1001 4TH AVE. E OLYMPIA, WA PHONE: (360) 539-7182 CLASSICS KIDS MENU BREAKFAST BOWLS BREAKFAST SANDWICHES LUNCH DRINKS SIDES
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A bakery that specializes in sourdough breads, donuts, pastries, and much more. There is something for everyone as the menu features gluten-free and vegan …
Reviews
Barb Chamberlain
Friendly service. Food came super fast. My breakfast bowl #3 (vegetarian) was tasty, as was husband’s “Urban Cowboy” omelet. Breakfast potatoes are big oven-roasted chunks with peppers and onions– really good. Menu has vegetarian, vegan and GF options. No need to drive here: On transit lines, railing outside to lock bikes to. We came fairly early on a Sunday, around 8:45, and were glad we did; it filled up fast after we got there. 10% discount for seniors 65+ and all military with ID.
Bathroom requires going outside to enter it from an exterior door with a key. Big bathroom entered by a ramp; no grab bar by the toilet. Decorated in full Elvis complete with soundtrack.
… moreBathroom requires going outside to enter it from an exterior door with a key. Big bathroom entered by a ramp; no grab bar by the toilet. Decorated in full Elvis complete with soundtrack.
Sushmita Kadam
Great place for breakfast or brunch in Olympia. I got the 3 eggs omelette, kid’s French toast and bacon egg and cheese on a biscuit. Everything tasted great and service was good. The potatoes were simply delicious
… moreAngelia McGoran
Frenchie’s is the best! I used to frequent here when they made gluten free donuts. I have celiac and it is rare to find somewhere with delicious gluten free options. And even harder to find somewhere with dedicated gluten free grills, stoves etc. My whole family loves coming here. Atmosphere is adorable, food is always great and flavorful and the service is wonderful and staff is extremely friendly and welcoming. I was fortunate enough to try the very first gluten free biscuits and gravy and let me just say, I was dancing while eating is which means you know it was good! Thank you Frenchies!!!
… moreKrystal Leilani
Went for lunch with some coworkers. I got the eggs Benedict with homestyle potatoes. The hollandaise sauce was delicious, creamed spinach was cooked well and the most beautiful egg! The potatoes were cooked to perfection. My coworkers different things one got the burrito and another got a smash burger, etc. All raved about how good the food was! I will be back!
… moreSara M
Went around 9:30 on a Saturday and it wasn’t too busy, didn’t wait to be seated.
Got the french toast and cowboy omelette. I asked the server if they served pure maple syrup and she said yes. I would’ve ordered something different if it didn’t. It came with margarine (SunGlow) and absolutely not 100% maple syrup—it was corn syrup-based. The taste wasn’t good. The french toast itself was okay, but a bit dry. I boxed it up and took it home. Some people ask these questions because they’re sensitive to corn. Although that’s not me, I’d just rather eat pure maple syrup. I wish she would have asked the kitchen or investigated herself, but she told me she would just let the kitchen know when I told her. For the price of it, I feel it should come with real butter and pure maple syrup. The omelette was okay, the potatoes were good. Good flavor and cooked well. The coffee wasn’t good. Very bitter. Very truck-stop tasting coffee and it’s $5 bottomless. Orange juice is $5 for a cup that’s about 5” or 5.5” tall, it’s very little. Be ready to spend about $25-$27 per person if you get coffee and breakfast and with the tip.
Evidently you can bring your dog inside and outside the restaurant because there was a French bulldog in there. I was surprised dogs weren’t patio only.
The atmosphere was mostly cute, though. French bulldog themed. Tall ceilings. A lot of seating for a small space. Decent parking lot and surrounding street parking.
Overall, I wouldn’t go back for the price point and lower quality products used not jiving for me.
… moreGot the french toast and cowboy omelette. I asked the server if they served pure maple syrup and she said yes. I would’ve ordered something different if it didn’t. It came with margarine (SunGlow) and absolutely not 100% maple syrup—it was corn syrup-based. The taste wasn’t good. The french toast itself was okay, but a bit dry. I boxed it up and took it home. Some people ask these questions because they’re sensitive to corn. Although that’s not me, I’d just rather eat pure maple syrup. I wish she would have asked the kitchen or investigated herself, but she told me she would just let the kitchen know when I told her. For the price of it, I feel it should come with real butter and pure maple syrup. The omelette was okay, the potatoes were good. Good flavor and cooked well. The coffee wasn’t good. Very bitter. Very truck-stop tasting coffee and it’s $5 bottomless. Orange juice is $5 for a cup that’s about 5” or 5.5” tall, it’s very little. Be ready to spend about $25-$27 per person if you get coffee and breakfast and with the tip.
Evidently you can bring your dog inside and outside the restaurant because there was a French bulldog in there. I was surprised dogs weren’t patio only.
The atmosphere was mostly cute, though. French bulldog themed. Tall ceilings. A lot of seating for a small space. Decent parking lot and surrounding street parking.
Overall, I wouldn’t go back for the price point and lower quality products used not jiving for me.
Ruth Post
Food was just ok super salty. Not horrible but definitely better competition in town. My 8 year old aptly declared IHOP has better pancakes …I tasted hers and I agree. The atmosphere was cute. The food was mid and the service was poor. For a $50 plus meal that was with a kids meal….I wouldn’t specifically seek this spot out again
… moreJennifer Blunt
Frenchie’s on 4th is a newer spot that I had been hearing about. I had their tofu, avocado, onion, and sweet sauce breakfast sandwich, and it was absolutely delicious, so fresh and flavorful. The breakfast potatoes were hearty and perfectly cooked, the kind that really make the meal feel complete. Such a warm and unique spot, especially for Frenchie lovers!
… moreBianca Rohrbacher
Took a friend to breakfast! She is picky! All went well! I had the frittata special with amazing hollandaise sauce. She had a scramble, which was also delicious. Loved the potato’s!
… moreTaylor Pruitt
I’ve been here several times since their renovation and can’t get enough! They no longer sell donuts, but are now an amazing breakfast cafe! Lots of gluten free & dairy free options to choose from, children and pet friendly (on the patio) & a few cocktails to choose from including bottomless mimosas! Definitely my new favorite breakfast spot in town!
… moreLarry Freise
We heard the biscuits and gravy were the best and they didn’t disappoint. I was so hungry I forgot the photo. Hence, the partially-eaten pic.
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