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Cafe de France -- Ooh La La
A French Restaurant in Delray

by Dawn Pennington
(Palm Beach, FL)

Dawn Pennington <br>A Photo Contributor on I-Love-Delray-Beach.com

Dawn Pennington
A Photo Contributor on I-Love-Delray-Beach.com

Comment by Danika Dahl: There's a new French restaurant in Delray Beach and my friend Dawn sent in a very yummy write-up on Cafe de France -- I think you'll want to read this! Thank you Dawn! P.S. I added your photo ;)

OK, Now All About Cafe de France...

The old Cold Stone Creamery on Atlantic Avenue, across the street from Old School Square, now houses a French restaurant called Cafe de France.

You can stop in for a variety of coffees and decadent-looking pastries, which my officemates have done and they are pleased with everything they've tried so far.

Yummy Desserts at Cafe de France
cafe de france delray beach


I popped in for a quick lunch yesterday. The decor is quaint -- lots of browns and golds and dark wood and other earthy tones. Very warm and inviting in what used to be a very cold space.

Dining at Cafe de France Restaurant
delray beach cafe de france


The restaurant was surprisingly busy for only having been open a week (it debuted on Thanksgiving). Like all new restaurants, the servers were very sweet and overly attentive, and the owner was actually taking our orders and filling our water glasses.

The prices were very reasonable for lunch, with most items in the $10-and-under range for salads, sandwiches and quiches. My friend had the "Frenchy" sandwich (with brie. It was divine).

I had the Chevre Chaud, which had some nice spice to it. I was surprised to get a salad when I saw Chevre Chaud on the sandwich menu, but I'm not complaining. :)

The coffee (we just got regular coffee -- nothing fancy) was excellent, too.

I understand that this particular spot has seen a lot of restaurants and businesses come and go, but I hope Cafe de France Restaurant is here to stay, because there are entirely too many yummy-looking things on the menu that I HAVE to try!

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