European Street Cafe

Interesting place, big counter, small market, sit down tables and a separate beer bar, large menu. Make good sandwiches and have some options that satisfy dietary restrictions, e.g. i had a vegan gluten-free sandwich (Athena's Gift) with an olive salad and vegan mayo on a thinly sliced gluten free seed bread that fell apart in my hands after 2 bites but was good enough for me to go a second time and get the same thing. Most of everything has meat though, with my dietary restrictions I think there was only one more option that i could have had (but didn't). My companion had the French dip and liked it enough to order it again for the second visit. Cookies are a quite hard but big and my companion who i bought them for (i couldn't have any because gluten and dairy) seemed to like them. The place is busy so if the locals keep going back it must be consistently good and it's relatively inexpensive. I only got takeout but the people at the counter that took my order were very helpful. As a European i always chuckle at clearly American establishments that pretend to be European but this one had some goods from the old continent so alright, we'll allow it :⁠) Liked the place, liked the food, go give it a try.

Got a gluten free breakfast sandwich and it wasn't even warm. Cold eggs, cold ham and melted cheese on a gluten free bun. Our waitress acted like it was a chore to wait on us. I've had some bad meals but this is one of the worst. I'd never recommend this place.