Loved the vintage cups here &mdash; such a nice touch with the coffee. Quiet corner spot, easy to just sit and chat for a while. Dog-friendly too, which was a bonus.

The sandwiches and tartines are seriously generous &mdash; I couldn&#39;t even finish mine. Coffee was solid too. Plus there&#39;s a cat that acts like she owns the place, which honestly made my day.

Came here for the high wine on a busy Saturday. Service stayed sharp despite the crowd, which I appreciated. The food held up too&mdash;consistent, no drop in quality. Their homemade iced tea was a solid pick for a non-alcoholic option. Nothing fancy, but they clearly know how to run a full house.

Stopped by for brunch and honestly the shrimp croquettes were the highlight. Crispy outside, creamy inside. The rabbit stew was decent too, rich flavor but a bit heavy for midday. Open kitchen adds a nice vibe, place looks well put together. Would come back for the croquettes alone.

Been coming here for a while now, and the falafel still hits the same as that first time. Crispy outside, soft inside, proper flavour. Reminds me of the ones I ate in the Middle East years ago. Hummus is decent too, though I usually just stick to my usual order. Place gets busy around lunch, but it&#39;s worth it.

The pitas here are really fresh, and I liked that there were proper vegetarian options. The homemade lemonade was a nice touch too. Staff were kind and helpful, which always makes things easier. Only thing is it can get a bit busy around lunch, but it was fine once we ordered.

We ordered from here a few times while staying nearby. Food was solid every time, no complaints. Even the early morning delivery showed up on time, which honestly surprised me. Portions felt right for the price. Just wish the seating area was a bit more comfortable for dining in, but for takeaway it&#39;s totally fine.

The carrot cake here is legit. Had it last week and still thinking about it. Place is small, like cozy-small, but that&#39;s fine. Staff didn&#39;t make us feel rushed even with the kids making a mess. Only thing is it can get a bit crowded on weekends. But for the cake alone, I&#39;d deal with it.

Been coming here for a while now. The terrace is small but perfect when the weather&#39;s nice. Food&#39;s been consistent every single time, which is why I keep going back.

Stopped by for brunch and got the pancakes. Fluffy, and the homemade jam was a decent touch. Service was friendly enough. Portions are a bit small, but the quality is pretty good. I&#39;d say it&#39;s fine if you&#39;re not starving.

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