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Comments are submitted by their authors and do not reflect the opinion of AirNav, LLC. All comments must adhere to AirNav's Policy on Comments.
AirNav's standard comment retention period is 3 years.
- From Todd Bohlman
on 09-Aug-2009
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I've eaten at this restaurant many times since it's a short hop from my home airport. I never cease to be amazed by how irregular and slow their service is. They can be packed and be fast or nearly empty and take literally thirty minutes to make a grilled cheese sandwich as was the case last Wednesday evening. I'll keep coming back since there aren't many choices around the county. To their credit the food is usually good but it may be cold by the time you're served. Some of their wait staff will roll their eyes at the slightest special request or, god forbid, you ask for separate checks. But given a choice I'd rather eat breakfast at Hemet or Lake Wohlford.
- From Ryan Godfrey
on 25-Mar-2009
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This is the best place for the $100 hamburger that I've found in So Cal so far. Food is good and comes in large portions for a very reasonable price (Hamburger, Fries, and soda for $10). Patio seating is nice to watch planes taking off/landing while eating. It took a little while to get our food, but the waitress kept up with us on the soda refills. Very clean and well maintained, we will definitely be returning to eat here in the future.
- From Rich Martindell
on 29-Oct-2008
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If you are a chain restaurant android don't bother going to the French Valley Cafe. On the other hand, you would like to visit a restaurant with character that is pilot friendly and where the service may vary from one visit to the other then this is the place for you. The food is good with specials on Sunday and the wait staff is human rather than a bunch of clones.
- From Dan Rettagliata
on 28-Oct-2008
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My wife and I flew into F70 yesterday and had a great lunch. Service was top notch (friendly staff) and prices reasonable for the portions (more than we could eat). Good job keep up the good work, we will be back.
- From Seth Chazanoff
on 28-Jun-2008
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Out for a $100 hamburger yesterday evening, more like a $150 now, the restaurant was neat, and clean. The service was slow, but they kept the soda coming. Tie-downs are right in front of the restaurant, very convenient.
- From Fly Guy
on 19-Mar-2008
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Visited the Cafe on Tuesday late afternoon--it wasn't very busy, only a couple customers. Service was pretty good - nothing impressive but ok. Food was ok, not much value for what you pay, $8+ for sandwich and 1 side item. However, in today's economy with labor costs what they are, that's probably what they have to charge for to make it a go. Bottom line is, it's great to have a cafe on the airfield these days!
- From G. Stern
on 07-Feb-2008
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Nice location to watch the world fly bye. Food OK. Service was dismal. They don't handle being busy well and not only don't provide any service, they also loose all grasp of simple civility and manners. I would recommend that tips be reflective of service received, no service........
- From Jeff Daugherty
on 15-Dec-2007
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Flew in yesterday ( Sept 14th) nice place to eat. Also busy airport as the day progresses.
- From Jeff Wright
on 14-Nov-2007
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We live in Temecula and base our airplane at F70, so maybe a bit biased but we are proud to have this great little restaurant at our airport. It is not just a fly-in restaurant, as many non-flying locals also eat there. Always great food at reasonable prices. Our out-of-town friends always love it.
- From Viraaj Gadkari
on 15-Aug-2007
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We visited French Valley Cafe for the first time. On ordering a sandwich amongst 2 of us, we had an arrogant comment passed by the waitress saying '' THESE GUY'S always share one''. It was a very rude comment considering the fact that we were visiting for the first time. I’m still trying to interpret the meaning of ''THESE GUY'S''. I'm not sure if it had anything to do with us not being American Nationals.
- From Jim Maher
on 07-Jul-2007
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Was introduced to this neat airport by my instructor last summer - been back at least a half dozen times. Nice long runway, beautiful scenery. Hot air balloons and wineries in the distance. The restaurant has very good food at down home prices. Great view of the runway. Airport located just 2 miles from Old Temecula, which is loaded with California history. There something to do for every one of all ages there. An excellent way to spend a day or a weekend.
- From Matthew Steht
on 18-May-2007
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I love this place, I've spent a lot of time in here just watching the planes take off and land, it's very well known and even when I'm not flying in I still drive there and a lot of other people do as well. The airport is easy to find and get into, and taking your parents and friends there for dinner is always a nice treat for every one.
- From Kathy Smith
on 15-May-2007
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We have been to the French Valley Cafe many times and enjoyed ourselves each time. On the smaller side for a restaurant, it is refreshingly not a chain and you experience the difference. Good food, good service and great views!
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