The eggs benedict was pretty good, the hollandaise wasn&#39;t too heavy. I also had the hummus on the side, it tasted fresh. Free parking is a nice bonus for sure. Coffee was decent, went well with the meal. I&#39;d probably come back for a light breakfast, though I wish they had a few more healthy options on the menu.

We ordered a bunch of things to share and the mushroom croquettes really stood out. The texture was spot on, crispy outside and soft inside. Service was friendly and let us take our time. Only small thing, the tables are a bit close together, but it didn&#39;t ruin the meal. I&#39;d come back for that croquette alone.

The fried curd salad and mushroom soup were solid, but that sour cream and crackling sauce really made it. Service stayed quick even with the place full.

The lunch deal is pretty solid&mdash;gnocchi and soup for a good price. Big tables too, so it&rsquo;s easy to hang out with friends for a while.

Solid portions of simple food, and the price is honestly hard to beat for this part of town. Beer&#39;s cheaper than most spots around here too. Nothing fancy, but it hit the spot after a long day. Just wish the tables weren&#39;t so close together, felt a bit cramped.

Big portions for the money, that&#39;s for sure. Sat outside and it was nice, not too noisy. The place has a bit of charm inside too, nothing fancy but comfortable. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area again. Just wish they had a bit more sauce on the side, but that&#39;s me being picky.

Good sushi and a cold IPA hit the spot. Service was chill too. Nothing mind-blowing, but solid for a casual stop.

Stopped by for a late breakfast&mdash;those curd pancakes really hit the spot. Sweet, filling, not too heavy. Place is full of plants, almost like eating in a little greenhouse. You can even grab flowers on the way out. Service was a bit all over the place, but honestly, the food made up for it. Would&#39;ve loved a proper wine list though, even just one or two options.

Stopped by for lunch and grabbed the pasta with beef and pesto sauces. Both were solid, though the beef one was my favorite. The mint frappe surprised me&mdash;really refreshing, not too sweet. Staff handed my kid some coloring stuff to keep him busy, which was a nice touch. Cozy little place, menu&rsquo;s huge. Maybe a bit slow on refills, but I&rsquo;d come back.

The live band on the terrace was such a nice touch for a summer evening. Just wish they hadn&#39;t moved our table without telling us&mdash;took a sec to sort out.

The bakery has a solid spread &mdash; cakes, savory rolls, gluten-free stuff too. Prices are a bit much for what you get, but the quality holds up. The seating area felt cramped though, not the comfiest spot to linger.

The masala tea here is what got me. Came for the food, stayed for that warm spiced cup at the end. Everything tasted fresh, straight from the kitchen. Vegetarian options are plenty, which I appreciate. Just wish the place was a bit quieter, but honestly, the flavors made up for it.

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