Chloe’s Cafe Closes in Santa Rosa

After a decade of French pastries and boeuf Bourguignon, Chloe's Cafe says adieu.

Chloe’s French CafŽ sandwich maker Anahi Cardona finishes an order, Thursday March 9, 2017 in Santa Rosa. (Kent Porter / The Press Democrat) 2017

A collective groan of “Mon Dieu” has been heard round the county as French cafe, Chloe’s, has shuttered. The decade-old restaurant housed in a medical building on Airway Drive in Santa Rosa, served up some of the best Gallic treats in the county, from authentic boeuf bourguignon and jambon sandwiches to Alain Pisan’s unrivaled French pastries, using family recipes handed down through generations.

Renee Pisan next to the vintage Chloe, a French catering truck that belonged to the family for years, last May. North Bay Business Journal
Renee Pisan next to the vintage Chloe, a French catering truck that belonged to the family for years, last May. North Bay Business Journal

The October wildfires did significant damage to the cafe, including burning the owners’ precious catering truck, Chloe, which was imported from France and a family heirloom. The fires also ripped through neighboring areas including the Applebees and K Mart just blocks away.

The owners will continue to pursue their catering business out of their Windsor kitchen.

“We have thrived over the past 10 years due to your loyalty and support, and you have been such wonderful clientele,” said the goodbye note on the Chloe’s website.

More information about their catering at chloesco.com.

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