Mille Fleurs

Amazing food always. My husband and I love this place - especially for date nights. The outdoor courtyard is our favorite spot, but the bar is also a fun place to hand out because of the live music. The staff is always friendly

Set in an interior that resembles a quintessential French home, the ambiance at Mille Fleur is uniquely charming. The food is both delicious and pricey, but you're there for the entire experience, aren't you? The bread with the garlic butter is great as is the escargot, steak frites (a little salty), and french onion soup. We also got a burrata salad that was flavorful and beautifully presented. Unfortunately, on the night we visited--a favorite spot of my parents--the service was unusually slow and inattentive, which was disappointing given how much I enjoyed the food and the price point. Lastly, make sure to visit the bar on your way out; it presents a stark contrast to the dining room's atmosphere, serving as a lively gathering place for an older, more boisterous crowd seeking companionship. It was quite a surprise.

Went here for a random date night and had a nice experience. Was impressed by the level of service. Interior is cute. The food was really good, particularly the main courses - we had the duck and the sea bass. My partners dessert, the strawberry charlotte, was great but I was a little underwhelmed with the chocolate marquis. The kumquat sauce that came with it was good but really overpowered the chocolate. Would come back.

Went to dinner here last night- fantastic food and service. I ate the sea bass and my partner the 1855 filet. While this seems odd, these were some of the best potatoes I have ever had! The staff were so welcoming and the cute old feel of the restaurant was really nice. Felt like a fabulous dinner in someone's amazing Racho Home. The restaurant has been there for almost 40 years and is the perfect place to celebrate! Lastly, parking is super easy and free on the street so that's a huge plus! Highly recommend!

Extremely expensive for what we experienced. two (small) chicken salads and a bottle of sparkling water. 70 bucks. And a 5% Surcharge fee... The chicken quality was good. But the lettuce seemed old... and there's nothing to the salad other than lettuce and capers. Too much dressing as well. I always heard good things but perhaps people are enjoying the setting more than the food. Food was a 2, price is a 1, but setting is a solid 4 and wait staff as well. So... 2 overall.

Food: 5Service: 5Ambiance: 5This cute little French restaurant is a hidden gem of Rancho Santa Fe in my opinion. First time trying it for dinner and it was excellent ! The service is so attentive. I never had to wait for someone to wander by if I needed anything, and we were always asked if we enjoyed our food. All the food was perfectly portioned - we left feeling full but not stuffed AND had room for dessert ! The best course, in my opinion, was the miso cod. The fish melts in your mouth, and the sauce is smooth, light, and creamy Desserts came out beautiful and they even gave us a couple truffles (not pictured) on our way out.In addition, they help us into our chairs, placed our napkins on our laps, and took our coats once we arrived! The restaurant was comfortably warm; on a cold day, I was good, without my jacket, wearing a sleeveless top. Can't wait to be back ! A shoutout to Marco and Sid for serving us tonight.

We celebrated our anniversary at Mille Fleurs and it was fantastic. They had our favorite sparkling wine - Caraccioli from Carmel so that made it extra special. Everything we ate was delicious - caviar, lobster salad, sole, sea bass, strawberry shortcake - all of it was wonderful. The service was also fantastic. It was a perfect way to celebrate. I can't wait to go back.

I stopped by Mille Fleurs, a classic farmhouse French bistro in Rancho Santa Fe. I sat at the bar and was under the care of Jessica, their friendly and attentive bartender. My orange peel old fashioned was great and Jessica was eager to suggest wine pairings. I began with the butternut squash soup and some house made baguette. They were both lovely. The soup came with nuts and a pomegranate drizzle, unique and tasty. I tried the steak frites for my main course. The steak was cooked beautifully and finished in a lovely pan sauce. The fries were also delicious.

We had a lovely time here. However, while the service is impeccable and the atmosphere is absolutely lovely, the food just doesn't justify the cost. Our dinner for two of 2 plates of bread, 2 apps, 2 entrees, a bottle of wine, a cappuccino, a desert, and a 20% tip was just shy of $300. Unfortunately, I think our money would have better spent at a nice steakhouse. Again, I can't stress the quality of the service enough. Relaxed but attentive, personal, and warm. The atmosphere was picturesque and romantic-- complete w a beautiful tile fresco fountain and gorgeous tree, coupled w lights made for a beautiful setting. But the food... the escargot was a bit overcooked in my opinion (rubbery texture), the crudo was absolutely overwhelmed by the avocado (which, although perfectly ripe, wasn't seasoned at all) in taste and quantity, my steak was ... fine, and the creme brûlée trio did not feel fresh. It was room temp at best and the individual teeny tiny portions made it really hard to get everything out. The bread was just meh. Overall: pleasant evening but way too expensive for what you're getting.

Drive down from Orange County . White Asparagus soup had zero taste. Tiny piece of bread for $3, steak was cold lamb chops were tasteless. Very Small portions for a lot of $$$$. Desert was good . Drinks good too. But for main dishes, sorry not good . Not value for money at all. Oh and $25 for Chardonnay ! We always enjoy a good meal, expect to pay a lot in the times we are living, but this was not worth the $ amount by far