Thanks to multi-talented chef Doy Sakdiponephong The Cafe is two restaurants in one. Sakdiponephong who has operated one of Bethlehem’s finest dining spots with his wife Patti since 1982 uses his Thai heritage and self-taught French cooking (he started out in 1977 as a pastry chef) to create The Cafe’s noteworthy cuisine. For example the rack of lamb a favorite of Cafe patrons can be prepared Thai style with curry sauce or continental style with mustard sauce. Trout stuffed with artichoke hearts Swiss cheese and a hollandaise sauce is another Cafe signature dish. Toy’s mother Arporn Sakdiponephong makes the curry dipping sauces and soups from her own recipes and the spring rolls and won tons by hand. Strawberry cream cheese tart sacher torte and coconut butter creme are the most popular of The Cafe’s many renowned desserts. Front porch dining is available from April to October complementing the seven intimate dining rooms on two floors inside.
- Address 221 W. Broad St., Bethlehem, ...
- Cuisine French
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The Cafe
Nearby Restaurants | Rating | Address | Distance |
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The Cafe | 221 W. Broad St. | 0 ft away | |
Ambre Studio | 310 W. Broad St. | 289 ft away | |
Dreamscape Comics | 310 W. Broad St. | 289 ft away | |
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church | 514 Third Ave. | 552 ft away | |
Celtic Fest Grounds | Under the Hill to Hill Bridge, between Main and Conestoga streets | 706 ft away |