Cafe Du Soleil is a french restaurant located in Manhattan's Upper West Side. We visited for an afternoon cappuccino, and were also enticed by their appetizer menu.
The restaurant felt quite casual, with slightly upscale white table cloths on the tables. In the afternoon, everyone was very casual.
The afternoon menu had some appetizers, salads, and sandwiches - all were around $10.
We went in and asked if we could take a table outside before sitting. Once we sat down someone came and took our order. Although the place had the feel of a European cafe with street-side tables, it was more like a restaurant.
The place wasn't very busy in the middle of the afternoon on a Saturday, but it might be busier in the evenings. They do take reservations on their website.
The cappuccino was really nice. It wasn't bitter and had a nice thick foam on top.
This appetizer consisted of one tomato cut into layers and stuffed with a soft goat cheese and pesto. The pesto was very good and flavorful and went really well with the tomato and the cheese. The cheese tasted fairly mild for a goat cheese. The sauce around it was also really good and great for dipping the bread in. (They brought some bread to our table along with our appetizer.)
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