Chant’el Cafe — Restaurant in Folsom

Lovely and delicious! A great place to go alone or a small group; even to celebrate in a “fancy” way…

The coffee -ordered americano- was good and reasonable cost. The pastries look and taste so flavorful; it had a fresh baked taste.

The staff was very friendly and accommodating. Helpful when your request something specific, asked a question and, of course, when serving. Nina, the manager, was so kind and friendly; looking for ways to make feel the customers comfortable and giving a great service!

We ordered and Almond croissant and a Vatrushka (perfect amount of cheese and bread in a pastry) with coffee.

The place was clean and neat, the seats are modern but not uncomfortable, the music was not too loud so you can chat in a reasonable tone of voice. Great for some cute pictures, and amazing for a small gathering; the kids love it too.

Bathrooms very clean and with all the supplies needed. Tables clean after each client leaves (I uploaded a pic of my table right before they cleaned it 😅).

Definitely a come back during summer or any season! Also, a great and cool looking...

Visiting this Ukrainian girly cafe was an absolute delight! From the moment I stepped in, the charming decor and welcoming atmosphere set the stage for a memorable experience. I opted for the Pistachio Latte, which was beautifully crafted and had just the right balance of nutty flavor and creamy goodness. The Ukrainian tea was a pleasant surprise, offering a unique blend that perfectly complemented the cozy ambiance.

Now, let's talk about the highlight - the Moose Cake. This decadent treat was simply heavenly! Moist layers of cake paired harmoniously with a rich, velvety frosting that melted in my mouth with every bite. It was evident that each ingredient was carefully chosen to create a symphony of flavors that left me wanting more.

Service was friendly and attentive, adding to the overall positive vibe of the place. Whether you're looking for a relaxing spot to enjoy quality coffee and delightful desserts or want to explore Ukrainian cuisine in a charming setting, this cafe is a must-visit. I can't wait to return and try more of their enticing menu offerings. Highly...

Atmosphere and service 10/10. Food: 5/10, definitely not worth the price. If you ever been to Greenhouse Cafe or Julian’s and have tasted their delicious crapes/breakfast, then you will be disappointed here. We ordered a Latte & Mocha, both of which were good, but definitely on the sweeter side. Breakfast Croissant with ham- fresh croissant, ham, cheese, egg patty; no veggies, no butter/cream-cheese, felt dry. Avocado toast: looked great, but the avocado spread didnt taste fresh, used some canned one. The bacon bits on top also didn’t taste as good as they looked, tasted fake/stale, like they also were from some plastic container instead of freshly baked. Toast was under seasoned too. Crepes with creamcheese also fell short of the typical ones that Europeans are used to, the texture was off, the creamcheese was off. This place definitely has potential, but only once they improve their food...