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    Cafe Dolce

    3.6 (1.1k reviews)
    Open 5:30 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Hot sand brewing
    Raul R.

    Definitely was a different experience from the typical Solvang town vibes ! The coffee quality was amazing and the owner let me stir and experience the hot sand Turkish coffee style for myself ! The pastries were all tasty and I highly recommend stopping in and trying the coffee !

    Pistachio Latte

    I had the pistachio latte with oat milk and it was delicious. It wasn't overly sweet the floral/pistachio on the top really added that extra bit of flavor. You can taste the care and craftsmanship that they put into this cup of coffee and I highly recommend stopping by. Sam and Omar were very helpful with recommendations for our first stop by as well.

    Dwayne S.

    Very friendly. The atmosphere was very quiet and made you feel like home. I tried the Arabic coffee, I've never had it before and it was amazing. We tried the kunafa which w was also a first. Very delicious. Cheesy and sweet all at the same time. Absolutely a must have if your in the area. We're going to come back for the baklava , they had a great variety so we're going to stop back later and grab some for dessertl

    Turkish coffee and kanafeh (pls excuse my spelling)
    Hilary N.

    10/10!! Sooo good and such great service! Saw some comments mentioning some staff being rude and I didn't see that at all. The family that owns it was so welcoming and fast with their service. They do a great job keeping the tables clean and presenting each item beautifully with nice plates and cups. Food look delicious so definitely trying that next time. My daughter was running all around and the staff was so sweet interacting making us feel comfortable so thanks again!

    Arabic coffee, baklava
    Marlene P.

    Tried the Arabic coffee. Get something sweet because it's real strong. Make sure you swirl the pot before you pour to get full flavor

    Tamara O.

    This is a hidden gem in Solvang. The food was great, service was wonderful but what stood love and quality you can see was put into this Bakery. The most memorable item was the Grandpa's Cookie, a family recipe. Yes it's a $10 cookie and honestly worth so much more for the taste, texture and love in each bite. Everything is handmade by the owner and delicious. That item alone should be the one thing you don't miss out on when visiting Solvang. I own a bakery as well and this by far is one of the best cookies I have EVER had as a cookie connoisseur.

    Pistachio baklava
    Catherine Z.

    Great baklava and smoothie but it was pretty overpriced ($20+ for both). Would return again if I was craving baklava and if I'm in the area though

    Hot espresso served directly in a cold plastic cup. Tasted like chemicals.
    Michelle V.

    Pros: Great ice cream for kids (McConnell's), accepts Apple Pay. Cons: Chaotic layout, rude service, and unsafe serving practices. I ordered an affogato and they poured hot espresso directly into a thin plastic cold drink cup. It tasted like melted plastic and chemicals, didn't finish it. When I offered to pay for a paper coffee cup to fix it, the staff was confrontational, made excuses they were low in stock, and argued with me. They also charged steeply for the coffee, punching in the $7 Americano versus the $5/$6 Drip. Overall, hits the spot for a kid's treat, but I would avoid ordering coffee or espresso here until they figure out their inventory and safety standards.

    Marisa Q.

    Cafe Dolce *December 13th, 2025 *2pm- Saturday *2 Stars Environment: *Located in Middle of Danish Town, Solvang *Indoor and Outdoor Seating *Forceful Staff Food/Drink: *Turkish Coffee *Baklava Dessert Assortment (4 pieces) I was really excited to try Cafe Dolce after seeing so many photos and videos online highlighting their Turkish coffee. I stopped in with my mom and sister, and we took our time looking over the menu and trying to understand the different coffee options available. Unfortunately, the experience felt rushed. The barista came off a bit abrasive and pushy, making us feel pressured to order before we had fully decided what we wanted. We ended up ordering a Turkish coffee and a four-piece baklava assortment, though I'm not even sure it was exactly what we wanted since the interaction felt so rushed. The baklava was good but nothing particularly memorable compared to others we've had before. The Turkish coffee was very grainy for my taste, which I know can be typical, but it wasn't something I personally enjoyed. While Turkish coffee is traditionally served in a small portion (around 2-4 oz), the $15 price felt steep. That said, watching the coffee being prepared was definitely the highlight of the visit. I'm glad I finally got to try Turkish coffee here, but overall, the experience didn't quite live up to my expectations, and I don't see myself returning anytime soon.

    Cut The Drama
    Max W.

    Walking in you are greeted by the BRIGHT atmosphere which is warm, cheery, and boastful of Turkish coffee aromas. An absolutely gorgeous assortment of baked goods includes stunning pistachio treats which - in all transparency I did not try - must be astoundingly delicious. The man who took our order welcomed us before we even made our order and the food came out FAST. The smoked salmon toast was beautifully crafted and the avocado toast presented a citrusy take which worked out just SO well. The flurona latte (espresso + turmeric + oat milk) is AMAZING AMAZING and so is the "Cut The Drama" fresh-made juice. The COVERED outdoor patio area has ample seating, is perfect for families/kids, and provided a chic ambience complete with string lighting. Would recommend a million times over and cannot wait to come back. Make Cafe Dolce your breakfast/brunch/coffee spot on Solvang!

    Sam M.

    Stopped by Café Dolce in Solvang and really enjoyed it! My wife ordered a macchiato, and I went with a double shot of espresso - both were smooth, rich, and well made. We also tried a few different assortments of baklava, and they were delicious. There are so many varieties to choose from, which made it fun to sample a few. The guy working behind the counter was friendly, quick, and efficient, which made the whole experience even better. Found out his name the next day when we returned again - Sam! He remembered us which felt great because you know he sees tons of customers in a day. The café has a nice, relaxed vibe and plenty of tempting options on the menu. I noticed they also offer breakfast bagel sandwiches, which looked great. So, my wife and I went back a second day and got breakfast. She got a bacon and egg panini and I got the Sam bagel. The Sam bagel was no lie, life changing! I would come back to Solvang just for this meal and the coffee!! Overall, a great little spot for coffee, breakfast, and sweets in Solvang. Sam is the man! Highly recommend for a mid-morning stop or afternoon pick-me-up!

    Muayad H.

    I like everything related to Middle East. The sweet here is delicious with arabic coffee made on hot sand . Looking for something special and tasty come and visit Cafe Dolce.

    Sunday evenings !
    Yas L.

    Everything on the menu looks delicious amazing atmosphere and very awesome Customer Service. I was greeted kindly and again you will return to try their coffee, smoothies, pastries my favorite coffee shop in Solvang

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