Came here without expecting much and left pretty impressed. They brew the coffee right at your table, which is kinda cool to watch. Tried a few different methods and honestly they all tasted solid. Place was a bit busy but the barista took his time explaining everything. Not the cheapest spot but you&#39;re paying for the show I guess.

Service was a bit all over the place. One waiter was super attentive, but another one basically ignored us until we waved him down. Place gets packed, so expect to wait for a table on weekends. Food made up for it though, the pasta was solid. Just wish they&#39;d figure out the staffing situation.

The coffee&rsquo;s decent but the beans have a slightly burnt aftertaste. Their sweets are the real highlight though, super fresh. Staff were nice too.

The coffee here is always on point &mdash; my go-to spot lately. They stay open late too, which is a win. Didn&rsquo;t try the food but the vibe alone keeps me coming back.

Service was solid - staff stayed patient even when I took forever deciding. Pretty good experience overall, just wish the place wasn&#39;t so packed when we went.

Croissant was actually solid &mdash; flaky and buttery, reminded me of the ones I had in Paris. Hot chocolate was rich too. Place is small but worth stopping by.

Great coffee and the custard tart was spot on. Cozy spot right in the historic center. Service was quick enough for a lunch break.

The lemon pie here is seriously good &mdash; tangy and not too sweet. Cozy little place for coffee and sweets. Staff were nice too.

The vibe is what got me&mdash;artsy, full of books and little exhibitions. Prices are all over the place, but the service makes up for it. Just watch your step walking there after dark, the street lighting is pretty bad. I&#39;d go back for the atmosphere alone, just not on foot at night.

The kinder cake and red velvet were both solid, not too sweet like most spots. Espresso was a 10/10. Service was quick too.

Coffee and pastries are always solid here. Price is fair for a mall spot. Just wish they had more fresh brew options, that&#39;s it.

The seating here is really comfortable, which matters a lot to me. I grabbed a coffee and a pastry, and the coffee was fine. The pastry was a bit dry, though, like it had been sitting out a while. Prices are a little steep for what you get, but the cozy vibe makes it okay for a quick stop. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area.

The banoffee here is seriously good&mdash;just the right amount of sweetness, not too heavy. I grabbed a slice with a coffee and ended up staying longer than I planned. Carrot cake&rsquo;s solid too. Place has a relaxed vibe, easy to sit and chat. Service was fine, nothing fancy, but I didn&rsquo;t need anything extra.

Food&#39;s decent, portions are fair for the price. But man, the service is hit or miss. Had a guy last week who looked like he&#39;d rather be anywhere else. Barely said two words. Place itself is clean and comfortable, so it&#39;s a shame. I&#39;ll probably come back anyway since it&#39;s close to home, just gotta hope for a better waiter next time.

Coffee was decent and the view made it worth stopping. Wish they kept the bathrooms cleaner though. Nice place to kill an hour with a drink.

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