Addison Cafe-French bistro

About Addison Cafe-French bistro

Addison Cafe is a French continental restaurant located in Dallas, Texas. Established in 1981, it offers a traditional French menu with dishes like confit de canard, coquilles Saint Jacques, and steak au poivre. The restaurant also features a selection of French and California wines. Reviewers often note the quiet, intimate atmosphere, making it suitable for conversations and special occasions. While some reviews mention inconsistencies, many patrons highlight the classic French preparations and attentive service.

The Vibe

The ambiance at Addison Cafe is described as classy, dressy, and intimate, reminiscent of a small bistro in France. It is often noted for being quiet, allowing for easy conversation. Service is generally attentive, with staff aiming to please and some patrons feeling recognized. The decor is sometimes described as dated but contributing to a classic, old-world feel. It is a place where guests often dress up for a refined dining experience.

• classy
• dressy
• quiet
• intimate

What's Good

• la soupe aux oignons gratinées

  $6.95

  A classic baked five onion soup with thyme, frequently praised by diners for its rich flavor.

• confit de canard en salade

  $14.95

  Boneless duck confit served over mixed baby greens with a walnut tarragon vinaigrette, a popular starter.

• coquilles saint jacques au curry

  $14.95

  Pan-seared sea scallops with a dill curry sauce, served over lentils with a spice orange glaze.

• napoléon de saumon fumé

  $12.95

  Smoked Scottish salmon presented in a crispy potato napoleon with traditional accompaniments like chives and capers.

• L'Escalope de Veau du Cafe

  $36.95

  A veal dish, though some reviews note it can be bland, it is a frequently ordered entree.

Perfect For

• date night
• special occasion
• business lunch