"Cute little café with a tempting lineup of baked goods. I ordered the brie omelette, which had good flavor but came out a bit dry for my taste. A pleasant spot overall, and I’d be open to trying other items next time."

"We enjoyed breakfast as a family on a Sunday morning just after opening. It was a delight to hear the staff speaking French to one another, and the food didn’t disappoint, particularly the savory crepe. The portions were a tad small for the price and coffee was less strong than the French fare might suggest. Everything was fresh and delicious, and we thoroughly enjoyed the meal"

"Delicious French cuisine at Madeline Cafe! Very cute and calm environment, with a nice dog friendly patio. We ordered the egg Benedict with smoked salmon and a mixed platter charcuterie and cheese board. We also got a chocolate croissant which tasted really good, better than expected. The food comes out pretty quickly. Definitely recommend!"

"Great breakfast spot. Seems to be owner operated the chef is the cashier LOL. I had the Parisiens Omelette (Gruyère cheese and ham) along with a coffee - simple but delicious, made and presented with care. Outside seating area is shaded and nice to sits outside to dine. I thought the food quality was excellent and the other dishes I saw at neighboring tables looked great as well. With the visit. Will say it was a bit expensive @ $17 for and omelette but everything is so much more expensive now especially dining out."

"Small french cafe with flavorful sweet and savory foods, pastries, and little tarts. Pretty expensive though not unexpected as this is Solana Beach area, but everything tastes delicious. Decoration is pretty minimal, which is fine as we dined outdoors and cared more about food than anything. They serve toasts, sandwiches, crepes (savory or sweet), baked goods, coffees and teas. We tried two savory crepes (3 cheeses and one ham and cheese) and one sweet (strawberry jam + fresh strawberry-cost extra). They were all yummy and we finished the plates. Thes espresso tart is delectable too, although I wasn't too keen on how the dulce de leche tart tasted. Outside dining is provided with small tables with chairs, with some covered by umbrellas. There is barstool seating on the inside of the cafe on the opposite side of the baked goods display. Bathroom is a communal bathroom shared by other stores and a key needs to be requested from the cafe attendant. I'd go back for the taste but would definitely be intimidated by the price."