Maison Lodi

We went to Maison Lodi for a brunch date and absolutely loved it! Their pastries are the star of the show, we tried two and they were delicious. We also ordered two sandwiches but the tri-tip was hands down the best of all! Everything was so fresh and flavorful. Such a great spot for brunch

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.

I am very satisfied. Even though they were busy, Loren at the counter, took her time with each customer. She would double check and make sure everything was correct. The breakfast sandwich, Cappachino, and pear scone were all delicious.

HORRIBLE FOOD POISONING! I spent my entire Christmas Eve incredibly sick, and it started half way through the day and all I had eaten was this quiche. There’s no chance it was anything else aside from this cafe. On top of that, this was the smallest quiche I’ve ever received in my life. For $14!!!!! About 3 inches wide and about the same length. It was about 5 bites worth, but plenty enough to get super sick. I don’t like to write bad reviews but I cannot believe how much I paid for such a small amount and then to be so sick from it. My latte was also $10, I didn’t even finish it because it was very watery tasting. Approach with caution.

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 👍🏻

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!

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!

This is a wonderful little coffee shop that offers pastries, salads, sandwiches, soups and even rotisserie chicken meals. The food is prepared with freshness and great quality. They have specials every week that is something not on the menu. One time I had their ribs that were on special. These were amazing. The soups are also great. I enjoy the rotisserie chicken meals because the food is great quality and I feel like I'm eating healthy choices.

So this is an update of my review for this place because it is now Maison Lodi, which I happen to like much better. The ambiance and food is better in my opinion. The service is good and the servers are friendly and helpful. The only complaint I have is that I ordered this delicious chicken salad sandwich (I forget what it is called) that they don't offer any longer. So sad because it was my favorite. Their homemade chips are really good. They have what I call the overflow area which happens to be the tasting room for the Lodi Wine Visitor Center. So you can order your food and sit inside the tasting area and do some wine tasting as well. It's a win win! If you're planning on going wine tasting in Lodi/Acampo area, I recommend you stop by Maison and try their famous croissants and rotisserie chicken before wine tasting.

This coffee shop is a part of wine and roses which I'm a big fan of. Note this is a two part review the coffee itself was honestly not good but I noticed on the menu that they serve lots of good food items and everyone around us who ordered had really good plates so I'd like to give this place another chance and come back just for the food. Everything food wise looked really good and I'm looking forward to trying it. The coffee itself was watered down in terms of the coffee flavor and super sweet. I asked for half the amount of syrup and it was still extremely sweet so that was very disappointing.

Visited here after another event on the property and really enjoyed the fast casual setup. I had the brisket sandwich with potatoes which was simple, well-made, and really hit the spot. The staff up front had great customer service can't wait to come back and try some more of the menu.

Went to lunch with my mother. She had the chicken blt with chips and I had the quiche. Everything was good. My quiche had a lot of crust and not enough filling. It was okay. My mother enjoyed her sandwich and took half home to enjoy later. Beautiful setting sitting outside.

Good spot would say a bit on the expensive side. $16 for one glove of avocado toast. Friendly service. Inclusive clean bathrooms. The avocado toast was delicious but not the best I've had. The wine garden is rather small 10ft x 10ft so nice to see but you won't get much of a walk.

Super excited for the new cafe at Wine and Roses. Smells wonderful with all the fresh coffee, and breads I got an avocado toast and matcha latte. The avocado toast tasted fresh and zesty, while the toast had a great crunch. The Matcha Latte was delightful! Not too sweet and the matcha tasted smooth. Pros: - It's very a relaxed atmosphere - Outside patio is dog friendly - Plenty of seating when I came on Sunday morning - A lot of locally sourced ingredients - Uses the same parking lot as Wine and Roses Cons: - I prefer fresh cut avocados on my toast but this was still good!

We were staying at the Wine and Roses Hotel and this cafe is on the premises. Wow! Great beautifully decorated cafe that matches the hotel's design and feel. They have a decent selection of handcrafted coffees and housemade pastries. They also have a hot breakfast menu and good options for lunch - all made to order. They have ready-made salads in case you need to grab and go. Service is friendly. We got there at the right time (before 10AM) because 2 min after I ordered, a long line started to form. We ordered: Peppermint Mocha - needed more peppermint flavor but it was also the perfect sweetness. Turkey Sausage Sandwich - savory and delicious Mushroom Soup - cup of warm comfort! Flavorful. Grilled Steak Sandwich - must've been good because my son devoured it in minutes. I love that their food and drink menu changes seasonally.

Time for brunch! Great local Lodi meeting spot with both indoor and outdoor patio seating. Harkens bqck to a European style cafe. Warm baguettes, croissants and other bakery pastries from Michelin rated chef Charlie Palmer are featured here. But the crowning jewel is their organic Mary's of Sonoma chicken rotisserie that drips over the new potatoes...oh so good! They also have thibgs like tri tip sandwich with pickled red onions and brown buttered chocolate chip cookies. In the mood for bubbles? They have that too. Want brunch? Try their lemon ricotta pancakes. Just come...you wont be disappointed!

This was my first time visiting, and just pulling into the parking lot I felt excited by the environment it was located in. The café had a nice vibe, but when I looked at the menu I was a little surprised that there weren't more options. I originally came for the avocado toast, so I decided to try it. The coffee was good, though not great, while the chocolate croissant was amazing. I devoured it before I could even take a photo. Unfortunately, the avocado toast fell flat for me. Even after adding salt and pepper, it lacked flavor, and the portion size felt too small for the price. Overall, I loved the setting and the croissant was definitely a highlight, but the food and coffee could use a little more attention to flavor and value.

Sunday brunch spot - check out their bakery aisle - you don't wanna miss that. Service is smooth, friendly and fast! Seasonal food and beverages - always looking for a new twist Outdoor seating is just so peaceful and sunlight friendly

If in the area give this place a try. Have gone a few times and looking forward to going back. In my opinion they give Ruby's a run for the money. Service and food have always been great. Great place to go and have a treat in a very comfortable environment.

It was my first visit and I had high hopes based on social media posts. A 20 ounce pumpkin spice latte was $9.20 and had more milk foam than coffee. The cranberry chicken sandwich was bland and dry with very little cranberry sauce. I'd be willing to give this place another try, but based on price and actual quality of food, it definitely seems overrated.

Checked out this "new" place that replaced the Towne corner and I have to say the menu is veryyyy different. Its now on a clipboard instead of back on the wall like before-- don't really get what the point is of that.. anyways I decided to try their matcha and of course was throughly disappointed. I feel that places like this don't really focus on the taste of drinks and focus more on presentation of food. That being said, they put way too much milk in the drink that I couldn't taste any of the matcha. Asparagus danish was alright but I felt was overpriced for what it tasted like. I miss the lil cafe that was here before, the prices were better for the quality! The garden itself and outside area is always gorgeous so if you're looking for a place to relax outside and chat then this is your place! As for the menu not sure what I could recommend

Friendly Beautiful setting Fresh croissants Coffee perfect Definitely a great addition to Wine &

Wow, dare I say best butter croissant I ever had. If you eat it properly you will be thrilled with the textures and flavors that blossom from your taste buds. The outside is flaky, but the inside is like layers of what can only be compared to delicate sheets of cheese. No, it's not cheese, yet the layers peel like thin buffalo mozzarella. Please eat it by peeling the layers and you will have a heavenly foodie experience. The coffee is fantastic because it lack bitterness; defiantly a smooth cup. I will go back because it would be a crime not to. Oh and thank you Madison Lodi for this simple yet decadent experience from your heavenly butter croissant.

Been a month since I last visited and decided to try things again. It seems like they are faster handling the customers now and added more things back to the menu. Portion sizes are still small but it seems they are adding more sides with meals now to help make up for it. I got the breakfast savory sandwich which was a little greasy but very good so tv a unique textured bread and it came with a salad without anything special in it but it was ok to help balance out the grease. They also have freshly cooked roasted chicken available at 11am now which can be bought whole or included in the BLT meal or other meals they said. Looks like instead of their old coffee punch card they have one for chickens now which is a little different. I wish they started out like this with all the previous experience they had.

This little coffee shop tucked near Wine & Roses is one of those places that feels like it belongs in Menlo Park or Marin county, yet still holds onto its small-town Lodi charm. Since rebranding under new management, the ambience somehow feels cozier. I used to come here (before the rebrand) to catch up with friends, do some work outside of the house or to unwind. The atmosphere is warm, welcoming, and effortlessly peaceful. Coming from someone who used to hunt down the best bakeries and pastries in SF, I can confidently say their pastries--especially the croissants--are wonderful: flaky, fresh, and clearly made with care. You can tell there are real pastry chefs in the kitchen. I haven't tried the fresh bread yet, but judging by the looks of it, I probably shouldn't... because I'd end up buying a new loaf every few days. It looks that good. The coffee is great too: smooth and brewed just right. The outdoor seating area is cozy, surrounded by greenery, and perfect for slow mornings or relaxed afternoons. Whether you're stopping by after a wine tasting or just want a high-quality bite, this place is worth the detour. It feels like you've stumbled into a local favorite.. because you have. Safe to say, it's approved by a fellow Lodi native.

I have been wanting to try this place ever since I heard that Chef Charlie Palmer was opening up a bakery and cafe inside Wine and Roses. First, if you haven't visited Wine and Roses, it's a really good restaurant and venue with a hotel, spa and beautiful grounds. The cafe is small and specializes in breads, breakfast and lunch items and some pastries. We tried the chicken tartine on sourdough and the mushroom banh mi. I really enjoyed the chicken salad; it's an open face sandwich and the bread was crisp enough to hold the salad but not overdone so it falls apart with each bite. It's topped with pickled red onions which added a tanginess to it. The mushroom banh mi was on a warm brioche bun and the herbs and seasonings gave it so much flavor. We both asked for the kale salad for our side (since we're trying to be healthy!) and unfortunately, it actually tasted healthy, so a bit of a miss on that one. Nothing terribly wrong with it, it was just bland. Figuring we did our part by having some kale we decided to split one of their croissants, which we'd heard so much about. Definitely worth the splurge - buttery, flaky and fresh. Looking forward to returning and trying their pastries, which looked very tempting.

We had a wonderful experience with the team at Maison Lodi Café! I was in a bind and really needed to order a whole quiche. Normally they require 48 hours' notice, but Denise kindly offered to check with her boss, Lauren. Lauren went above and beyond -- she got hold of the baker, and thanks to their effort, the quiche was ready for me the very next morning (exactly when I needed it). This was outstanding service, especially considering how busy they are. Huge thanks to Lauren, Denise, and Ann for making it happen -- they truly care about their customers and it shows. I'll definitely be coming back! PS everyone loved the Quiche and wanted to know where it came from

It makes me really sad to review this place with a one star. It used to be our favorite place to stop when passing through Lodi. They've changed the menu and have taken away items that were great. I got a regular brewed coffee that was full of chunks of cream. I was told they freeze their cream which does that sometimes. They put their avocado toast, which in my opinion is a breakfast item, on the lunch only menu and you can't order for breakfast now. Definitely not what it used to be. Too pricey too. Unfortunately, scratching from our list.

When in Lodi I wanted some good coffee and grab a bite to eat for brunch I looked up places on Yelp and this one showed up . Their menu is not as big but the food was good they offer brunch and lunch items. They have this really good Ube Latte I got ..definitely a must try. I need to go back since I heard they are also a Winery located near the cafe . I did not get a chance to check out but the property looked really nice. Overall my sister and I had a great quick brunch and Latte .

Sooooo many people working there with little work being done. Two groups cut in front of us in line with nothing being said. A boxed salad, 2 glasses of rose, bread and an olive/cheese board was $75! The workers don't know how to use the register/ipad, or gift cards or money. Made us sign multiple receipts and the forgot to give us 1/2 out food. Very small, limited, odd menu.

This Cafe is in a really nice and calm setting, you can genuinely enjoy the location. Coffee is good not great, i do appreciate that some and most syrups are made in house, food is good but I don't know if it is worth the price point. Service tends to be alright, i've only had a few great interactions, some of the employees are really helpful but then you also have those who aren't exactly productive. Overall its good, its nice that there is a place that makes fresh bread and food but again!! That price point! Needs just a little bit of work.

The pastries here are so good! I've been here when it was Town Corner I believe? These are 10x better! I tried their burnt citrus danish and it was my fav! I'm sad that they don't have it anymore but gives me room to try other things!

The quiche and strawberry scones were delicious! The outside patio was so cute. The service was great! I will definitely be back

Very disappointed on my last two visits ordering the avocado toast. The tomatoes were brown and mushy as well as the avocados....all HIDDEN underneath the greens and balsamic dressing. It was served on a very small slice (end piece ) of bread. My specialty coffees have been luke warm. Horrible! This was on Sunday and Monday mornings. I don't mind paying more for good, fresh food but this was definitely NOT!

Was disappointed they didn't have green tea which is usually an option at coffee shops. Avocado toast was okay. I've already gotten spoiled by another place's avocado toast so it's really hard to compare this one to what I feel is the best I've ever had.

Such an adorable cafe! The food and drinks here are really good. I like the tri tip sandwich and tuna melt. The food comes out relatively fast. This cafe is in a good location, next to a small vineyard garden and another larger garden as well. My only complaint is that I wish they had more outlets, but other than that- this is a cute and cozy place to get work done with good food and good drinks.

We were so excited to try the new Maison in Lodi this weekend but sadly were disappointed. I will start with the good. The atmosphere is gorgeous and the croissant and craisin oatmeal cookie I bought on the way out were both excellent and the girl that we ordered from was very friendly. The bad: It was very unorganized. We got there and the line was out the door and everyone was standing around with the clipboards. The staff was trying to navigate through the crowd walking around with plates of food trying to locate the correct table numbers. We ordered the pastrami sandwich with kettle chips and the quarter chicken meal with potatoes. The meal was $60 but we didn't mind because with renowned chef's owning Maison, we expected to love the food. Unfortunately the food was grossly under-seasoned. The cook was perfect, the wagu pastrami was tender but if you closed your eyes you wouldn't know what you were eating. I believe they forgot the sauce that was supposed to be on the sandwich, and although I saw a server sprinkle some type of salt or topping on someone's potatoes, ours had absolutely no salt. Even the kettle chips were under salted. My husband who doesn't normally salt his food even brought this up. The chimchurri for the chicken was excellent and it made the chicken meal. Se loved that they gave us real silverware and cloth napkins, but returning the trays and silverware was chaotic with people trying to balance their dishes in the wooden box next to the line of people ordering. I think if we go back, it will be just for pastries or maybe to try breakfast. We won't be trying another lunch.

I met my daughter here today for a belated birthday luncheon. We love this location for the Towne House restaurant where we have celebrated special birthdays in the past. When we saw Maison Lodi added to the venue, we were all in. We each drove an hour to meet here and it was so worth it! It was a Sunday afternoon at 12:30, bustling but with seats available in the Cellar Room. We quickly perused the menu and ordered at the counter a slice of mushroom swiss quiche with side of mixed greens and coffee, and a chicken salad tartine and a mocha. We found a table, settled in and our food was served before long. I must say, I have sampled many a quiche in my day but this was the finest thus far! Creamy, with high-quality ingredients and the crust, which I normally leave, was completely consumed! Hats off to the pastry chef. One down side is that my coffee was lukewarm at my first sip. My daughter rectified that issue when she went to order her mocha. They apologized and quickly brewed a fresh pot without complaint and no additional charge. The setting is casual, and the acoustics are pleasant lending to good conversation. We ate, sat and conversed for a couple of hours without interruption. They have some fun, local wares for sale, too, along with their baked goods. The staff is welcoming and delightful. My daughter purchased a croissant as big as my head to take home to share with my husband. My recommendation is to put this place on your schedule, you will be glad you did. I plan to take my husband for lunch and wine tasting in the near future.

REALLY glad they are here!. Service is good, coffee is good... love the food choices, glad they kept the musli, the bread loaves are sub-par ( stored in a plastic?), pricing is higher than SF. Looking forward to their progress once the renovation is complete on the restaurant/bar.... Looking forward to all of it.

This needs to be said, with a nice place like this. Their stuff absolutely sucks, rude, annoyed and not helpful. Also, why do they only have 1 size for iced drinks? You get a big gulp size cup for coffee, matcha etc... they have to fill it with so much milk. Like why? I don't get it.

Honest review here coming in hot: This place has great potential. The staff is friendly and food is tasty, creative and fresh. However, I really wish they would put the same effort into their coffee as they do the food. The cheap, retail syrups they use (Torani) REALLY brings down the entire experience. As I'm writing this, I just took an amazing bite of a delicious breakfast sandwich, only to follow it with a stale, artificial sip of a vanilla latte. These guys have the skill to make the syrup from scratch, but if that's not possible for whatever reason, there are tons of other retail syrup options you can bring in to really elevate the coffee experience. Love this place, so really hoping something is done about the coffee :)

I will admit that they have stepped up with the service now since my last review. Food and Ambiance today was great as always. Thank you for correcting and improving service. Not asking for much. Just acknowledging and smile

Please please please have smaller sizes on the iced coffees. Would uber appreciate it! Love this place regardless, the atmosphere is peaceful and always have a lovely outside area. Staff is super friendly and are constantly hustling around. Would like more variance in beers, the restaurant on site has really good beers!

So sad they're no longer offering the caprese toast (the only reason we would go every weekend!). I asked for a ricotta toast in its place and was given ricotta french toast. Then they took FOREVER (20+mins) to just get me an avacado toast to the point where I had to walk up and tell them my husband was already done and I just wanted my refund. His avocado toast was also not great. The waitress seemed a bit annoyed even tho it was a mistake on both of our ends. Not worth going back, sadly.

This place has potential, but sadly the girls working there WILL ruin your experience there, the girl at the register seems very annoyed to help the costumers, there's no menu behind the register so we stood by the cashier waiting for them to show us where the menu was and all we got was a very condescending "the menu is right behind you" by the cashier girl, since this place has switched owners you would expect the employees to greet you and at least ask if it's your first time visiting but all we got was a side eye from the employees, they need training in costumer service. We choose to not even give the food a try and left somewhere else, a restaurant is not all about the food it's also about costumer service and if costumer service is not great sadly not even the best food will taste good.

Enjoyed a wonderful lunch with my daughter yesterday. My pastrami sandwich accompanied by a wonderful slaw was delicious. Service was prompt and courteous. A great experience that will bring us back.

Came back during breakfast time to meet a family member- pleasantly surprised! The same girls that I encountered were much nicer this time around and breakfast food was delicious. I tried the California avocado toast and brought home some pastries and their levain bread. The pastries were a hit (banana muffin, asparagus danish) and the levain bread- my 1 year old couldn't get enough. 4 stars because I thought the portions were a bit small for the price. Otherwise, a much better experience!

I was really excited to try this place after hearing great things about it. I walked in at 7:26pm, hoping for a quick bite, two young girls were at the register. One shot the other a dirty look, while the other glanced at her watch, visibly annoyed. Before we could even ask about the menu, one of them called out across the restaurant, "Just so you know, we don't have any food in the back, just pastries," with an attitude. I've worked in food service, so I completely understand end-of-day limitations, but the delivery was rude & unnecessary. Still, I kept it polite and said, "No worries, we'll be back tomorrow! Thank you!"--only to be met with silence as she looked down, ignoring us. Really disappointing service, especially since the menu looks incredible - I hope they invest in better staff.

I hate leaving bad reviews but this one I feel is necessary. We came in today, my sister, mom, my daughter and I. We were greeted. It was our first time there since they switched owners, so we didn't know how it worked. We couldn't find the menu to order so we just stood there waiting for somebody to acknowledged us and one of the rude girls at the front told us where the menus were. I asked if we should seat or come back and order here? She of course rolled her eyes and told me I had to order at the front. We looked at the menu for a couple of minutes while everyone there stared at us. Yes, we weren't wearing our nicest clothes but we live in town and I didn't think it was a place to dress up nice... it's just a lunch on a random Monday to me. Some guy came from the back and stood there staring at us, he looked like he worked in the kitchen. Very uncomfortable, very rude staff and not friendly at all. We chose to not give their food a chance and headed over to our favorite bakery in town RUBY'S where the staff is always respectful, treat everyone like good friends, they remember our names, make the best coffee, they greet everyone. I will always give my business to places I feel welcome to. If anything, I'd hire friendly staff, put the menu somewhere costumers can see by the place they take your order instead of having the menus by the door.

Food is always good here. They have a very friendly and welcoming staff. Ambiance is nice and quiet just the way I like.

I have visited twice; the first visit was fine (ordered the below mentioned) with the exception of my chai tea latte order being far too sweet and lukewarm. The second was average at best. I did not receive the side greens with my savory breakfast biscuit. I guess a small oversight. The ambiance is so lovely and the staff are kind. I hope with all the feedback this place will continue to get better.

Mason Lodi - great presentation, good coffee and salats - pricing is on the higher side - so don't be surprised if lunch for two will cost you $70. But the real shocker is the bread ! $6.50 for baguettes and $13/$14 for a loaf and it isn't even freshly baked that day - watch them; you order the bread and the server goes in the back room to prepare the bread (plastic wrap) but that bread is at least 1 day or 2 days old and they are not telling you that - in a bakery I expect stash bread every day otherwise don't do it. I am done there to buy bread....

I came to Towne Corner Cafe & Market a couple of times for lunch. On my first visit, I tried the French Dip sandwich with french fries. On the second visit, I ordered the Pork Cubano sandwich with french fries. Each meal was so filling and delicious! The sandwiches were packed with flavor and the french fries were on point! I love the outdoor and indoor scenery of this place. The staff is always kind as well. Towne Corner Cafe & Market is wonderful to visit during lunchtime.

Stopped in as my Brother lives just up the road. This was our second visit & it was the same as last time. The mocha, the latte, and the croissant were all just okay. I expected a better quality of taste. It's a cute shop but it lacks strong espresso and the food lacked taste. The wait was long do to pick up orders being prepared. I will not be going back.

Food was good, not exceptional. Kettle chips were great though. They were out of a few items. One in my party sent her sandwich back to be warmed and it took about 15 min. One slice of quiche with a small side for lunch with one glass of wine came to $33.00. If I were at the spa and wanted a quick lunch, or wanted a coffee and pastry for breakfast I'd go, would not make a specific trip.

Horrible service from the two young girls working Saturday evening. Super disappointed that I went out of my way to try this place-- I was really excited about it.