Café L'Europe
Café L’Europe is a local landmark, 50 years old in 2024. Its dishes fuse French, Caribbean, and Spanish influences into what the chef likes to call New European cuisine. An elegant ambience makes Café L’Europe the place to celebrate special occasions, whether over the classic Dover sole (served for two people) or sweetbreads with brandied demi-glace and mushrooms. Grouper—pan roasted and served with a risotto of shrimp, scallops, lobster, and mussels—is a top choice as well, especially when matched with one of the restaurant’s many fine wines. Service, as to be expected in an establishment of this caliber, is outstanding.
Café L’Europe is a local landmark, 50 years old in 2024. Its dishes fuse French, Caribbean, and Spanish influences into what the chef likes to call New European cuisine. An elegant ambience makes Café L’Europe the place to celebrate special occasions, whether over the classic Dover sole (served for two people) or sweetbreads with brandied demi-glace and mushrooms. Grouper—pan roasted and served with a risotto of shrimp, scallops, lobster, and mussels—is a top choice as well, especially when matched with one of the restaurant’s many fine wines. Service, as to be expected in an establishment of this caliber, is outstanding.



