Editorial Review

This chic bistro on the buzzy 3rd Street stretch of West Hollywood pays homage to the European train station cafès of old--hence the name--and charms diners with its casual dishes, like flavorful paella and delectable croque madame sandwiches, each listed on an authentic operating arrival and departure sign above the tables. If you want to get a little more serious, try the grass-fed short ribs or the duck fat fries, either of which pair with any of the specialty cocktails, quality wine, and beer offerings. The mahogany interior can be a welcome respite from the crowded sidewalk tables, but it's the 2am dining that really gives it that Euro cafè experience.