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Businiess name:
European Street Cafe
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
I have been eating here for a couple of years now. If you're looking for a great sandwich and soup or Babaganoosh dip, or a great dessert while chatting amiably with friends, it's hard to beat!
I take exception to the service complaints, since I think the staff tries pretty hard to give a good experience. They ARE sometimes understaffed, especially if you go during a lunch rush, but the european dining habit is one of eating slowly while enjoying a leisurely, relaxed visit with friends and family, not in cramming food down at lightning pace anyway. If you want a place where the waiter isn't shoving you out the door to fill the table with the next ""tip"", it reminds me most of the cafes in France where good food, good drink, and good company are easily enjoyed the way they are meant to be.
Pros: Eclectic Crowd, Good Food, Beer, Wine, Good Value
Cons: Eclectic Crowd, Understaffed
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