La Cote D'or Cafe

A cozy place to have a romantic French meal! The food was delicious the service was good. We waited forever for our starter, but once we let the waiter know he quickly had it on our table. We did th3 course valentines day weekend meal. The lamb was delicious but I think the Brie stater was my favorite. Will definitely come back again.

Great food. The lamb chops are so good and delicious, make you think that you are eating butter. The fries and mushrooms with garlic so yummy. The apple pie is probably the best in nova. The people that work there are so nice and friendly. The place needs some renovation specially the chairs are not comfortable at all.

Went to La Côte D'Or Café on a random Sunday for dinner and was pleasantly surprised. The atmosphere and staff were very warm and charming. The food was delicious and exactly what you would expect from a traditional French restaurant. We had the house smoked salmon salad and Escargots for an appetizer, and the Grouper du Pêcheur and Roasted rack of lamb for our entrees. Everything was spot on. For dessert we had the Floating Island- yum :) If you haven't been here, I highly recommend stopping by!

We loved French food very much ,so we chose the Coq d’or restaurant. We love bouillabaisse and most of their foods, they decorated the foods like a art picture. 2 weeks ago my sister invited all in the family around 40 people .We had a very good foods and so much fun we will come back and truy soft crab and something else .Thật sĩ 5 stars restaurant.👍😊

How many times have I driven by this place and wondered? I have no clue but I wish I had gone in sooner! We LOVED our meal. The food was delicious. Our seafood was cooked perfectly and the service was lovely. My husband's pate was delicius and my snails were a true buttery treat. The apple tart was even more enjoyable and preciely seasoned and baked. It was beautifully presented on the plate but tasted even better. The cozy location is on our list for another visit.

I don't know if the chef was having an off day or something, but this place was underwhelming. I went with me family after my sister's graduation. My mom picked it out since she had fond memories of the restaurant. Confirming what everyone at our table was saying about the food, she said that it's gone downhill. I ordered the three course lunch special, choosing a salad with avocado vinaigrette and a dijon mustard vinaigrette as the appetizer, a hamburger with bacon and swiss cheese as the main course, and sorbet and a latte for dessert. They deserve points for presentation on the salad, with featured beautifully arranged slices of avocado. However, the flavor left something to be desired. Perhaps it was because the dressing was an avocado vinaigrette and avocado doesn't have a particularly strong flavor, but I would've expected the dijon component of the dressing to have more of an impact. Whatever misgivings I had about the salad were soon overshadowed by the disappointment of the main course. I asked for a medium rare burger, but it came out well done and on the dry side. The bacon was also overcooked/dry, particularly at the ends. I could have made a better burger at home frankly. The French fries however were crispy and tasty. For dessert I ordered a mango sorbet and latte, both of which were fine, though unremarkable. I really wanted to like this place since my mom had hyped it up for all of us, but in the end it was a regrettable dining experience. Hopefully they were just having an off day and their standards haven't permanently dropped, but based on my meal I can't recommend this restaurant.

We love the annual Peach Dinner! And we love this restaurant. Chef Jacques has phenomenal inspirational gems on the menu daily, if you haven't been here I highly recommend it. Glad to see this yearly event happening again, and it lived up to the usual high standards, we were wowed by this year's culinary delicacies.