Salvador Dali Cafe

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L Rose

This place is more of an art experience than fine dining. Lots of prints of Dali art on the walls to go with the theme, dim mood lighting, and high open ceilings that result in poor acoustics and echoing noise, especially when there are large groups or events happening. Pretty overpriced for what you get. About a dozen pieces of bread included with a large bowl of cheese dip, not nearly enough to clear the bowl. Their interpretation of a Thai curry noodle dish fell flat, pretty bland, not super flavorful and didn't really scream "Thai" compared to dishes from other restaurants in town. Sadly it went unfinished as well. Limited cider options available (just one local variety at the time) and their drinks menu is pretty pricey in general ($10 for a can of Strongbow, $9.75 for a bottle of local Upstreet beer...) - but there are plenty of small cocktails available if that's your jam. Unfortunately this place is likely a one-and-done visit for me.

Steve D

Stopped in after the parade as my kid wanted to try somewhere new. She chose here. Sadly there is not a kids menu and they do not serve fries. But my kid is a trooper and she still wanted to eat here. So she made the best of it and got the hash brown type potatoes. She loved them. On my end. Local beers and good vegetarian options. Very pleased overall. Pictured Rabble Rouser from Copper Bottom and Greek veggie flat bread

a adesta

Walked in late looking for a coffee- the place was empty as they had a concert in the back and they were so kind making us delicious coffee even though they closing and busy with the concert - will come back again!

Riley Rea

Loved the drinks (cappuccino), atmosphere is great and some of the best service I've ever had. Amazing place.