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Le Souffle

4.8 (123 reviews)
Ultra High-EndFrench
Closed • 11:30 am - 2:00 pm

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Classy
Dogs allowed
Dressy
Outdoor seating

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garlic souffle with Dungeness crab sauce; lardons & fromage souffle with "lwinter fruit and  jalapeno chutney
sonia c.

Both the spouse & I are "lactose sensitive" ! and prefer foods not too cheesey/creamy, but fortunately we ended up greatly enjoying the souffles here, as they were light & fluffy, and tasty. When ordering I did inquire on which souffle would be less "creamy," and their recommendation (the lardons & fromage souffle with "winter fruit and jalapeno chutney") was a perfect recommendation. This souffle is made with gruyere cheese & small chunks of bacon, but itself not heavy at all. The side of chutney had pieces of fruit (that tasted like apples or pears to me), and had a warm spice (nutmeg?) flavor and a hint of jalapeno, that wasn't really spicy at all. The chutney balanced the bacon cheese souffle extremely well. For our other entree souffle we got the garlic souffle with Dungeness crab sauce on the side, which they explained is less so creamy and more so buttery. This souffle is made with garlic pieces, so we loved it as well. The crab sauce on the side was somewhat creamy and had nice chunks of crab in it. For our dessert selection, we had the Grand Mariner souffle & the passion fruit mango souffle. As other reviewers have mentioned, I would agree that the Grand Mariner sauce is pretty good but didn't taste too boozy, so next time I may try a different one ;-). The passion fruit mango souffle had a nice bright flavor, and if available I would get it again. Service was intimate & friendly. Bad on our part, we were actually running a little behind schedule (I arrived 10 min late, but the spouse still needed to find parking) for our noon appointment, but we were greeted with warmth and understanding.

Lobster soufflé
Maria N.

Le Soufflé is a cute spot for brunch/lunch! Reservations are highly recommended as they do not take walk-in's (only for dessert on weekends if they have openings). It's about $85/person for a 3-course meal that includes an appetizer, main, and dessert of choice from the selected menu. We highly enjoyed the food and atmosphere here and would return to try the other items on the menu. The lobster and the mushroom soufflés were a hit! The flavor for both was on point and neither of the sauces were too overwhelming. We liked the chocolate dessert over the strawberry. Chocolate is always a classic! The soufflés are made to order and come out piping hot. The texture is soft and fluffy!

Tareq B.

A quaint restaurant staffed by folks who are doing it for the love of it. The service is very personal. They are friendly and the food is amazing. We had the prefix menu for $78 PP which came with a freshly made salad. It was sliced sugar peas with carrots and herbs. The sauce was buttermilk style ranch , but herbs were amazing. For main course we had the crab savory soufflé. The desert was amazing. We both had the Grand Marnier. All in all it was amazing.

Ian L.

I made a Yelp account just to review this restaurant. Truly one of the best dining experiences I've had in California, and not something can easily be found elsewhere. The soufflés were cooked perfectly, and the taste of every single one of them was to die for. The service was great, and the restaurant felt cozy yet refined. I will absolutely go again next time I'm in Carmel, even if that means taking a day off of work.

Baguette with house-made butter
Bella S.

A very small and quaint French restaurant. They only serve 4 tables each day during their limited lunch hours of 11:30am-2pm by reservations only ($50/person). They have a relatively simple menu where you choose from a starter course, main entree course, and a dessert course; each person is $78. Service was very friendly and the food came out a good pace. All courses are shuffle based of course. 1. Lafayette Baguette with House-made Butter (3/5) The baguette was crispy on the outside and soft and pillowy on the inside. Minus 1 star because it was not sliced all the way through, which made pulling each slice apart a pain. Also, we felt their house-made butter was nothing special. It tasted like regular store-bough butter decorated on top with salt and dill. 2. Frisee Salad with Caramelized Pear and Hazelnuts (5/5) A very light and refreshing appetizer. The dressing was subtly tart, but not rich or heavy. The caramelized pears were super soft, delicious and not too sweet. The hazelnuts added a very nice crunch. 3. Alsatian Style Mushroom Soufflé with Mushroom Riesling Sauce (5/5) The souffle itself was nice and fluffy. It's so fragile and cute. The sauce had a good mushroom taste, but is not overwhelming. Creamy and airy = excellent 2. Roquefort Souffle (5/5) It's basically made of clue cheese, so you either love it or don't. I am a cheese lover, so this was perfect for me. The top had a very fragrant and crispy baked cheese while the inside was soft, airy blue cheese. It did not stink like stinky feet as I would expect, so that was a pleasant surprise. I have to say, the main entree course was large in portion and was very filling. 3. Chocolate Soufflé with house-made Vanilla Bean Ice cream (5/5) The souffle was again light and airy, but had a very nice chocolatey taste. Paired with their real vanilla ice cream, it is heavenly. The ice cream was not waxy, overly sweet and had a very nice vanilla flavor to it. This is how vanilla ice creams should be. 4. Grand Marnier Souffle (5/5) A buttery and slightly eggy soufflé that is paired with their sauce that had a subtle brandy flavor that was not overpowering or sweet. A very pleasant souffle per my partner. Overall, a fantastic experience that left us with smiles and a full stomach. Well worth it!

Mushroom sauce
Ellen S.

Found this gem from reviews for a special meal while in Carmel. It does not disappoint. It's very intimate ... 5 total tables so I'm assuming seatings are on the 15 min mark (11:30, 11:45, 12, etc) so that they can manage the flow of the meal as the entree and dessert are souffles and those are delicate and take time. The woman who greets you is warm and friendly and very helpful. The person making the dishes is the owner and chef and does everything else. The menu is straightforward - first, second and third course with 3-4 items per category to select from. When ordering with someone else, try different things so you get the most of the meal. Started with the grilled nectarine salad which was amazing. Loved the charred / smokey/ grilled flavor the nectarine gives off and the dressing is a tangy, cheesy, tart wonderful bite. My hubby ordered the chilled corn soup which is refreshing and light, especially as it's been a warm week in CA. I also ordered the bread and butter (which is the third option on the First course) and there is an add'l cost for it, but it is SO, SO, SO WORTH it. The chef makes the butter himself. It's dense, creamy, rich and sprinkled with sea salt. The bread is warm out of the oven with a crusty/crunchy exterior and pillowy soft inside. It's vacation so ok to splurge. I had the lobster sauce and my husband had the mushroom sauce for our entree. The souffles are identical (at least I think they are) and it's the sauce that makes all the difference. The lobster sauce reminded me of the lobster bisque that The Sardine Factory had been famous for. Generous amounts of nice sized lobster bites in a buttery, creamy sauce. To die for. The mushroom sauce is packed with mushrooms and that earthy, meaty mouth feel and taste. If you are a mushroom fan, order this! Finally for dessert my husband ordered the seasonal special which is raspberry souffle. It comes out light with a whipped mousse texture bursting with fresh, tart, sweet raspberries. A must order if you love fresh raspberries. I ordered the chocolate souffle which was lovely ... bittersweet chocolate so not overly sweet but just the right amount of cocoa to let you know what your enjoying. Both came with their delicious homemade vanilla ice cream which was so dense (custard like) consistency and flavorful. If there is a special occasion or you want to splurge (as you deserve it) make reservations and come here. It's well worth it!

Grilled nectarine salad
Denise L.

We arrived early for our reservation, but we were taken right on time. Don't go without a reservation. They don't always take you as a walk in. The restaurant is quiet with calming music and just a few tables. The food was wonderful. We tried the salads and two of the entrees and two of the desserts. Everything was wonderful!

Garlic soufflé with Dungeness crab sauce
Christopher A.

The afternoon menu at Le Soufflé is so delectable! I recommend the garlic soufflé with crab sauce.

Dinner menu 5/28/23
Julie S.

Those rave reviews are really worth it. Le Souffle is a small intimate restaurant and you definitely need to make a reservation ahead of time. Though it didn't seem overly busy when we were there on a Sunday night, I couldn't get a similar table on a Friday or Saturday. The service was very hospitable and I felt like the waitresses who served us seemed to enjoy working there and enjoy the food - which helps if you ask for a recommendation and they are actually familiar with the choices! I started with the spring salad and my friend got the pate as her starter. I ordered the garlic souffle with crab sauce - and the crab sauce was full of luscious crab meat. I also had the chocolate souffle for dessert and it was really perfect, not too sweet with a good chocolate taste. My friend got the cheese souffle for her dessert and I ended up eating the leftovers from it the next day and it was great. I think this restaurant is the epitome of "doing a small menu really well." I would definitely come back and see what other dishes they offer in different seasons!

Peter L.

Returned to this hidden gem souffle restaurant. The winter menu differred from the previous fall menu, but the food and service are still fantastic. Bread was still served piping hot with butter. Salads are light & refreshing. We got the 2-course meal this time. The souffles were rich & airy. The mushroom souffle had good umami esp with the mushroom sauce. Duck l'orange souffle was a new experience. The sauce was rich & thick and slightly gamey, with shredded duck meat to boot. I simply poured the mixture onto the souffle. I sorely missed the strawberry souffle and the pinot noir that were the previous fall menu. As always rsvp is a must for one of the 6 coveted tables. I have attached a video link below for my dining experience. https://youtu.be/LPdwjL3KZOE

French onion soup was packed with caramelized onions and not too cheesy
Leonard S.

Everything we were hoping for! We were able to book on a Thursday and were warmly greeted. Hot French tread with fresh butter to start. My wife ordered the fennel and cara cara orange and pecan salad and the mushroom Souffle. I ordered the French onion soup, garlic and Dungeness crab souffle, and grand Marnier souffle for dessert. All were outstanding, served without a glitch or any of fhe three soufflés falling. A very nice glass of rose champagne to round out the celebration. Pretty and elegant decor with lots of windows to view the setting sun and trees. Service was friendly and excellent. And reasonably priced for a very filling meal (we took home some leftovers). Will be back!

Loved the simple and comfortable chairs
Suzette C.

It was our first time having any kind of souffle. Their menu changes as the season does. For $93 a person you each get a starter course, entree course, and dessert. The fare presented exhibited quality and quantity in satisfying our hunger. There is plenty of nearby street parking. We were greeted with a warm gesture. Their service continued to be so throughout the entire night. For a place that others would see as "fancy," they are far from the typical snobbery mannerism. They are very thoughtful and attentive when engaging with customers. They are open for dinner service Thursday- Sunday from beginning at 5 pm. Reservations are done online https://lesoufflecarmel.com/ and are required to experience this wonderful meal. Borscht was such a comforting soup. I wanted to bring a bowel back to the hotel. We both loved the bouillabaisse. Seafood wasn't over cooked at all. The flavorful garlic souffle impressed my husband! The seasonal fall entree Morrocan dish was one of the best chicken dishes I've ever had. It was cooked all the way through while still being moist. I sincerely enjoyed each bite! The souffle desserts were the cherry on top to our evening. Not overwhelmingly sweet at all. There is a reason for all the superb reviews! Come and see for yourself to appreciate this humble place called the Le Souffle.

Strawberry Soufflé with Strawberry ice cream.

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Ask the Community - Le Souffle

Does anyone know whether their soufflés are gluten free? I’ve read that soufflés may or may not contain gluten (wheat flour).

They do not advertise their soufflés as gluten free, thus strongly suspect they likely are not since naturally a souffle would have gluten

Are they child friendly?

I believe they are, but a noisy child would ruin the experience for others. A $400 meal in a very small place that only serves 2 tables at a time should not include shouting and crying. Well-behaved kids are probably welcome almost anywhere.

Can you come here and just have dessert?

As far as I know, they only serve two- or three-course dinners. It's a small restaurant with reservations required; not a drop-in place.

Is this business dog friendly?

No, it is not a place to bring a dog.

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