Cafe Sole Menu with Prices: As the name suggests, Cafe Sole brightens its menu with Mediterranean sunshine, and the prices here offer a clear look at the cost of that coastal flavor. You can scan the full list below to see exactly what fits your budget before you even walk in the door. This guide breaks down the starters, mains, and drinks so you can plan your order with confidence.
The restaurant focuses on fresh seafood and classic Greek dishes. Portions are generous, and the staff is known for being patient when you need a minute to decide. Below is a practical breakdown of what you will find on the current menu.
Cafe Sole Menu With Prices
Prices can shift slightly with market costs for fish, but the following ranges reflect the standard menu. Always ask your server for the day’s specials, as those change often and sometimes offer better value.
Appetizers And Small Plates
Start your meal with something light to share. These dishes come out fast and pair well with a cold drink.
- Hummus with warm pita – $8.95
- Spanakopita (spinach pie) – $9.50
- Grilled octopus – $16.00
- Feta and olive plate – $7.75
- Fried calamari – $12.25
- Dolmades (stuffed grape leaves) – $8.50
If you are hungry, the octopus is worth the higher price. It is tender and charred well, not rubbery like some places serve it.
Main Courses And Entrees
The entrees are the heart of the menu. You will find whole fish, pasta, and classic meat dishes. Each comes with a side of vegetables or rice unless noted.
- Moussaka – $17.50
- Chicken souvlaki platter – $16.75
- Lamb chops (three pieces) – $28.00
- Grilled salmon fillet – $21.50
- Shrimp scampi over linguine – $22.00
- Whole branzino – $26.00
- Vegetarian moussaka – $15.25
You can add a Greek salad to any entree for $4.50. The salad is fresh with a good amount of feta, not just a sprinkle on top.
Lunch Specials
If you visit between 11:30 AM and 3:00 PM on weekdays, you can get a smaller portion at a lower price. These specials are a smart way to try the kitchen without spending too much.
- Gyro platter with fries – $11.95
- Chicken pita wrap – $10.50
- Greek salad with grilled chicken – $12.25
- Daily pasta special – $13.00
The lunch menu does not include the whole fish options. You will need to come back for dinner for those.
Desserts And Drinks
Save room for something sweet. The desserts are made in-house, and the coffee is strong, just like it should be.
- Baklava – $6.00
- Galaktoboureko (custard pie) – $6.50
- Greek yogurt with honey and walnuts – $5.75
- Fresh squeezed lemonade – $4.00
- House red or white wine (glass) – $8.00
- Greek coffee – $3.50
You can get a dessert sampler for $12.00 if you want to try two items. It is a good deal for sharing.
Tips For Ordering
Ask for the grilled branzino if you like mild fish. It is deboned at the table, which is a nice touch. Also, the service can be slow on Friday nights, so go early if you have plans after dinner. The parking lot is small, but there is street parking around the corner.
One last note: the menu items listed above are accurate as of this writing. The restaurant does update prices seasonally, so confirm with the server when you order. The portions are big enough that you might leave with a box, which is never a bad thing.