Ethel's Fancy
Ethel's Fancy, a restaurant in Palo Alto, California, bears the name of Ethel, a Nisei Japanese American known for her gracious hosting and fabulous cooking skills, who inspired the establishment. The restaurant stands…
Douce France in Palo Alto is a specialty pastry shop inspired by a traditional French café, situated in the Town & Country Village in Palo Alto, California. The shop's products include cakes, tarts, pastries, and French specialties, all made with fresh and premium ingredients and following recipes from the Alsace region of France.
Breakfast options at the café include pancakes, French toast, eggs benedict, and organic oats, while lunch choices consist of salads, sandwiches, and crêpes. Soups, quiches, and kid's menu items are also available.
Two friends from Alsace, France, established Douce France, bringing their dream of recreating the atmosphere and community-feeling of a French café to the heart of Silicon Valley. This café provides a cozy and relaxed environment where people enjoy French specialties and feel like they are in France.
The café is situated in a vibrant shopping area with outdoor patios, beautiful landscaping, and flower-filled planters. Before or after shopping, running errands, or simply to take a moment to relax, people stop by, and the enthusiastic staff guarantee excellent service, helping them choose from the freshly baked delicacies.
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855 El Camino Real #104, Palo Alto, CA 94301. Open the map for directions.
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