Lola's European Cafe - Recensioni

Chocolate martini. best on the east seaport. we came to the beach. we were for lola’s.

The menu is quite small but definitely unique. Very interesting drinks. I got the chocolate martini and the cosmopolitan, both great. It’s cool to be able to ge...

Friendly spot, yummy Gelato, good adult drinks and sweet live music...a regular spot for me when in asbury

I was invited by a friend for coffee. Unfortunately we had such a great time, I didn't take any pictures sorry). I had a chicken salad sandwich (very good) and...

Amazing homemade gelato!!! Great place and great atmosphere

Fast service, great eats, unique drinks! I got the grasshopper martini (house made mint chocolate gelato mixed in) and it was amazing!! Definitely try the panin...

Don’t miss out on the chocolate martini! It is made with gelato.

Stopped in because the place looked cute, but that was short lived. If you are on vacation, from out of state, and young appearing (even if you're in your mid/l...

It takes a lifetime to order anything. Stop at the counter for over 10 minutes.

Place is amazing, super chill vibes with good music, bartending crew is super nice and knowledgeable about all things mixed drinks. GREAT espresso martini. Mass...

What a lovely experience. Very genuine cafe with amazing treats. We had the Affogato and it did not disappoint! The bartender/Barista was very nice and knowledg...

Delicious food! Great presentation and really nice and comfy outdoor seating in downtown asbury park. We ordered the cheese and fruit plate and it was lovely. I...

This is a charming European style cafe in the heart of Asbury's business district. They serve really good coffee and unique, hearty paninis. The day I visited t...

Place was super busy as usual and short staffed as usual. One girl was making drinks while another ran food. The food girl dropped and broke something outside,...

Lola?s is my favorite spot on Cookman. The soundtrack always pleases, as do the cocktails. We come on Sunday?s for mimosas after the Asbury Market and late nigh...