Café Berlin

Frommer's Review

Other than the hardworking staff, there's very little about this place that's particularly Hispanic. What you'll get is a corner of Central Europe, identified by a Jugendstil-inspired sign, serving coffee, pastries, and a limited array of light platters, such as pasta, on tiny marble-top tables like what you'd expect in Vienna. Paintings, all of them for sale, are displayed on scarlet-colored walls, and lavishly caloric pastries are arranged behind glass display cases. More substantial, rib-sticking fare includes salmon in orange- and garlic-flavored herb broth, scallops in pesto sauce, and turkey breast Stroganoff.

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