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welcome oasis from the hustle and bustle of the Santa Cruz beach. |
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Beach Street Cafe is
located directly across from
the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk and Cocoanut Grove. This popular local breakfast and lunch
spot is a welcome oasis in the hustle and bustle of beach activities. The cafe features
tasty and innovative menu selections as well as one of the largest Maxfield
Parrish print collections in the United States. Eggs Beach
Street, a popular item, features poached eggs topped with a
Hollandaise sauce, artichoke hearts and bay shrimp. |
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Hours: |
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Breakfast and Lunch |
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served daily: |
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8:00 AM - 3:00 PM |
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Payment: |
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Major
Credit Cards, No checks. |
| Champagne Brunch served every day: |
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Choose from Eggs Benedict, Eggs Sardou or Eggs Beach Street, served with a
fresh orange muffin and a glass of champagne or orange juice. |
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Ocean Views: |
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Great view of the Santa Cruz Beach and Municipal Wharf. |
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Come on in and enjoy
a delicious breakfast or lunch with the locals while having a
great day at the Santa Cruz Beach and Boardwalk!
Beach Street Cafe is owned and operated by Dollie and Willie
Case. The building housing the present operation dates
back to the turn of the century, making it one of the oldest
structures in the beach area. |
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You are invited to move around the dining room
and hallway areas to enjoy the Maxfield Parrish original art print collection.
Maxfield Parrish was a turn of the century artist, born in Philadelphia in 1870. He
was one of the better known artists during the early years of the century. He
illustrated for a variety of magazines including Colliers, Scribners, and Life. He painted
until the age of ninety one; he was ninety five when he died in 1966. Click here to see more of the Maxfield Parrish collection. |
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"There's
no place in California like the Santa Cruz boardwalk, and there's no place in Santa Cruz
like the Beach Street Cafe. The food here is consistently good. Fresh,
wholesome, natural ingredients are the rule, a policy that has won awards for the clam
chowder, simmered for hours with tender sea clams and fresh vegetables. The
"mile-high" hamburger is a big favorite, and I can personally attest to the
delicious orange muffins and fresh-ground coffee." |
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Best Choices of California
on the California Coast, by Melinda Fouche' |
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visiting with friends in Santa Cruz, Sue and I had no idea where to go for lunch, but a
local woman suggested the Beach Street Cafe, saying it was excellent and unique.
Boy, was she ever right. This cozy restaurant is right across the street from the
fun zone of Santa Cruz, yet has all the charm of an old world cafe." |
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Let's Go! Restaurant Review by Wayne Gordon |
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you're going to the beach in Santa Cruz...get up early, zip over the hill and enjoy
breakfast at the beach while you're waiting for the morning fog to burn off. The
Beach Street Cafe serves up a wonderful brunch in a calm, cozy atmosphere. Be sure
to go for the orange muffin." |
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San
Jose Mercury News, Breakfast at the Beach, by
David L. Beck |
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