CAFé FLEURI

250 Franklin Street, Boston, MA 02110 (Downtown) | (617) 956-8751

Open Today: 6:30am – 2pm

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Enjoy breakfast or lunch featuring Contemporary New England Cuisine. Dine under lofty atrium ceilings for a fresh and light approach to regional favorites. A Boston native, Executive Chef Mark Sapienza, offers a variety of locally-sourced and produced foods in addition to house-made items. He has a direct relationship with local farmers and artisan food purveyors to offer the best meat, seafood, cheese, fruits, vegetables, and herbs. Menus are changed weekly to reflect the seasonal flavors of New England.

Café Fleuri, known as a power breakfast destination, includes traditional American dishes, healthy options and signature dishes such as House Smoked Maple Cured Salmon, Grilled Corned Beef Hash and Eggs or House Made Dried Fruit and Nut Granola. Lunch offers a variety of entrees including the Northeast Family Farms Beef Burger, Corn Flour Fried Point Judith Calamari, seasonal Maine lobster salad roll, and a selection of local seafood.

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