(619) 232-3242
721 Ninth Ave
San Diego,
CA
92101
32.7129
-117.1563
Neighborhoods: Central San Diego, Central, Core - Columbia
What People Are Saying About Cafe Chloe
The Editor
Erin Chambers
Citysearch
This classic French bistro enlivens the corner of Ninth Street and G Street just north of Petco Park with all the looks and smells of an upscale sidewalk cafe in Paris. Small round tables line the rod iron fence on either side of the corner entrance. Inside, colorful French prints hang in the smallish dining room, anchored by a half-circle bar hiding brass coffee machines and wine bottles. Breakfast and brunch offer gourmet teas with a tiered tray of all the accoutrements fit for any ladies' lunch or book club chat. Rotating cheese selections are well-paired with seasoned crostinis and…
07/03/09
Thank You for opening your doors in San Diego!
by HipDwntnMom
Authentic french menu - for the daring or not. Excellent service. Fabulous decor (can I live here?). Interesting drinks, as well as food.
- Pros: food, service, decor, drinks
- Cons: i wish they were located in Marina District where I live!
05/05/08
Love it!
by katiapolster
Love the food, the ambiance is very chic and haven't found another local cafe that serves my favorite Illy espresso! Forget Starbucks- so overrated. You need to try Cafe Chloe. This is a true cafe and local treat. Only downfall is that although the staff is very nice, they are very slooow and my server stood and chatted with another server for several minutes while holding my latte as I watched it get cold. When my food arrived, I ate it with my latte spoon as my server was once again chatting it up with another server instead of bringing me silverware and napkin. The brie omlette more than made up for it and he apologized so all is good and I will definately be back.
03/20/08
Awesome
by Tatiana23
This place is fantastic! Service and food is great, also fairly priced! Ambiance is OK, go early on the weekend to grab a good table!
The Details on Cafe Chloe
On the Menu:
These frites are truly French, served in a wrapped-paper cone with just a touch of salt.
Know Before You Go:
Many new downtown bistros, including this one, are starting to replace the old stalwarts as hot spots for power lunching among Downtown's heavy-hitting politicos.
What to Drink:
Mimosas. Pomegranate mimosas. And not just on Sundays.
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