Stopped by for takeaway drinks. The Moroccan Bazaar coffee had lovely warm spices. The black tea was brewed fresh with whole herbs, not a teabag. The free baklava piece was fantastic, honestly the best I&#39;ve tried.

Lovely corner spot. The iced latte was spot on, really complemented the almond croissant. Shame there&#39;s not much seating inside, but grabbing a table outside on a sunny day is perfect.

Had a Geisha pour-over here, and the barista really knew his stuff. You can tell they care about their coffee. The brew was bright and complex. Paired it with a simple pastry, and it was a lovely, quiet afternoon. A bit pricey for a cup, but you&#39;re paying for the craft.

The souffl&eacute; pancakes are so light and fluffy! Perfect for sharing with friends over a long chat. The caramel on top is just right.

Ordered pizzas for a party. The staff were really friendly and helpful with the large order. Everyone said the pizzas were great.

Grabbed the French Toast with Bacon before the museum. Solid choice. The bacon was crispy, toast nice and fluffy. Dog-friendly spot, which is a plus. Good for a quick bite.

The pastrami bagel is genuinely the best I&#39;ve had. What really stood out was how comfortable the seating was &ndash; plenty of space and proper cushioning, which made the whole lunch so much more relaxing. A lovely spot for a quiet bite.

Been coming here for years, and the staff are always the same &ndash; friendly, efficient, and up for a quick chat. That consistency is what keeps me coming back. It just feels like a proper local spot.

Service is friendly enough. But the real standout was when I was feeling a bit off one evening&mdash;the waitress noticed and brought over a bowl of soup without me even asking. A simple, kind gesture that made all the difference. Their house white was a nice, easy pairing with it, too.

Breakfast rolls and pastries are the main event here. Grabbed a table after a short wait, which was fine. The croissant was really flaky and fresh.

The butter chicken with fresh paratha was the highlight. Rich, authentic flavours, just like I remember from my last trip. The paratha was perfectly flaky and buttery, a great match for the curry.

Been coming here for breakfast every week. Always get the big breakfast and the halloumi avocado toast. It&#39;s just consistently good. Nice, cosy spot with decent music too.

Solid coffee and a solid cinnamon bun. Quick stop for a bite. Gets a bit drafty when the door&#39;s left open, but the bun was warm and fresh. Did the job.

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