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49. Avocado Mousse Croissant From Caffé Martier Delray Beach

We're counting down to New Times' Best Of Broward/Palm Beach 2012 issue in June by serving up our top 100 favorite dishes. Click here for a full archive. If you have any nominations of your own, please add them to the comments or visit our Facebook page. 49. Avocado Mousse...
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We're counting down to New Times' Best Of Broward/Palm Beach 2012 issue in June by serving up our top 100 favorite dishes. Click here for a full archive. If you have any nominations of your own, please add them to the comments or visit our Facebook page.

49. Avocado Mousse Croissant from Caffé Martier

Food is always better with a little entertainment, especially when that entertainment comes in the form of shameless people-watching. It's no secret that by night, Delray's popular Atlantic Avenue is a voyeur's dream. Night after night, the popular strip is positively teeming with an odd but delightful combination of bleached-blond, tanorexic eye candy and well-heeled silver foxes. Though there is plenty to look at at night, don't be fooled by the up-to-there minis and garish paisley shirts; the real magic happens during the day at Caffé Martier.

Caffé Martier's Avocado Mousse Croissant is a buttery croissant topped with a tomato and mozzarella omelet that is crowned with a dollop of decadent avocado mousse. Breakfast's ubiquitous "home fries" have been swapped for a verdant heap of leafy greens that have been drizzled with extra-virgin olive oil and sprinkled with a bit of salt.

Sit outside the café with a cappuccino (or better yet, a glass of Cabernet) and enjoy the view of confused tourists, crazy townies, and bleary-eyed walk-of-shamers as they slowly stumble their way down the sun-dappled strip. Avocado mousse, drinking, and secretly judging others? Your typical weekend breakfast just got an upgrade.

Caffé Martier, 411 E. Atlantic Ave., Delray Beach. Call 561-450-6169.



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