Maison Lodi

Maison Lodi may be the new name on the sign, but I was a regular when it was Towne Corner. Back when it was Towne Corner, this spot was hands-down my favorite lunch go-to in town. I came weekly—sometimes more—for one thing: the Reuben sandwich. It was perfectly grilled, loaded with tender corned beef, tangy sauerkraut, and melty Swiss, all on toasted rye. But what really sealed the deal? The fries. Their in-house cut French fries were the best in town—crispy on the outside, fluffy inside, and just salty enough. Honestly, I still think about those fries. Now that the restaurant has transitioned into Maison Lodi, the vibe is a bit more elevated and the menu has changed, but there are still things to love. The new pastrami sandwich is solid—rich, flavorful, and satisfying—but I’d be lying if I said I didn’t miss that classic Reuben. And more than anything, I’m really hoping they bring back those fries. They were a staple and deserve a comeback. Maison Lodi does have a few bright spots that make it worth visiting. Their desserts are decent, and they’ve got a nice little snack case with treats and pastries that are perfect for grabbing on the go. The space itself still has that charming, casual vibe, and the staff has always been friendly and welcoming. All in all, while I miss a few things from the Towne Corner days, I’m still rooting for Maison Lodi to hit its stride. Just… please bring those fries back. Lodi needs them.

What a cute little Gem! A Quaint little cafe in a shaded garden setting @ the Roses & Wine Hotel. My Mom & I traveled to Lodi and stayed here. We had a delicious breakfast here each morning.The Quiche, Salad & Chocolate Croissants will not dissapoint! Rachel was our adorable waitress who made our experience here delightful! We highly recommend🌹

Best croissants I’ve ever had! Plus the gorgeous outdoor seating area is surrounded by the most magical flower garden 😍 Emily was great 👍🏻

We LOVE this place! The coffee is good and the croissants are the best I've ever had 😋 Everything we've tasted here has been good,my favorite is the peaches and cream Danish. Yum! Service is always good 👍 We will be back!

Stopped in for a quick lunch. I paid $23 for the saddest chicken salad. They advertise fresh rotisserie chicken and you can see the chicken cooking. But, the chicken I received on my salad was stale, cold, and flavorless. The size of the salad for the price was also laughable and the dressing was not good. I tried the salad to support Homest Acre Farms. Don't think I'll be coming back. I've also stopped in some morning for a coffee on days I run out at home and a coffee is almost $8 here. Sad what could be a nice neighborhood cafe is clearly not affordable to the Lodi people.

Always enjoying coming here for a nice breakfast or lunch. Today I had a lovely cobb-type salad. Everything was fresh and the dressing was delicious. I’ve never had a lavender latte and decided to try one. Light hint of lavender and not too sweet— thumbs up!

First time here, food was great, but the gal who took our food was rude. I had told my husband that I wanted a breakfast sandwich and mimosa and went outside to get a table since it was busy. He came out and said that they were out of champagne and it was past breakfast hours so he had ordered wine and a different sandwich. Instead of the gal telling him, I’m sorry but it is past breakfast hours, she just kept tapping the menu showing the hours in which I did not see. Took 35 minutes to get our food, but when the same gal who took our order brought it out, no drinks. We were told that we were supposed to pick them up ourselves, in which we were not informed. Had to tell her what we ordered and she brought them out. Brought the wrong side for my husband’s plate, she took it back in but never brought out the correct side. We see her leave out the side door, My husband finally had to go back in after 10 minutes at least and say something. Was told that they were out of the side we ordered, so we had to reorder. We also saw another waiter bringing out a glass of wine to a customer but we were told that we were supposed to get our own. (?) Need better service and communication with customers.

The food was very good. It's you need to choose your table then go to the counter. Order your food. There seems to be a difference depending on who takes your orders. Some orders are delivered to your tables. Other orders they call your name and you go and pick them up. You can order to take it out or you can order it to eat there. The room was very noisy though the acoustics were not conducive to a relaxing lunch. I would suggest if the weather is lovely going ahead and eating outside. Inside was very very noisy.