Stopped by for a quick bite and a drink. Service was on point, got my order fast. The space is a bit cramped though, not gonna lie. Drink was solid, did the job. Just wish they had a baby changing table in the restroom, would&#39;ve been handy. Anyway, decent spot for a fast lunch if you&#39;re in the area.

The croissants are legit. Warm, flaky, buttery, the kind that shatters when you bite into it. Got one fresh out of the oven around noon. Honestly, that&rsquo;s all you need to know. Skip the rest of the menu if you have to, just get the croissant.

The back terrace is the real deal here. Feels like you&#39;re eating at someone&#39;s place, not a restaurant. Got the fresh fish and it was solid. Asked about gluten-free soy sauce and they brought it right away, no fuss. Place was a bit busy but that&#39;s fine. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Busy when I got there around 9am, mostly locals grabbing coffee and pastries. Had the almond croissant&mdash;pretty good, flaky and not too sweet. Prices are fair for the quality. Service was fine, nothing special but efficient. Would stop by again if I&#39;m in the area.

Came for brunch and the place was pretty chill. Coffee hit the spot, not too bitter. Staff checked on us a couple times without hovering. Solid spot if you want a slow morning.

Stopped by for a quick coffee and toast. The place is simple, nothing fancy, but that&#39;s kind of the charm. Service was friendly enough, didn&#39;t feel rushed at all. My table was by the window, nice for people-watching. Just a solid, no-stress spot to take a break.

Found this place by accident and honestly the chana masala was the highlight. Staff handled my dietary stuff without making it awkward. Cozy enough for a quick dinner.

The French onion soup was spot on. Galettes too, proper French taste in Porto. Staff left us alone but were there when needed.

The samosas alone are worth the trip. Crisp shell, proper potato filling, not greasy at all. Saag paneer with lemon rice and paratha was light on spice but still comforting. Host was friendly enough, but honestly I just focused on the food. Portion size decent for the price. Would eat those samosas again.

Stopped by for a quick dinner. Pizza was decent, crust had a nice chew. Owner came by to check if everything was alright, even pointed us to a good spot for drinks nearby. Place is small but comfortable. Only thing is it got a bit warm inside when it filled up. Fine for what it is, though.

Lovely quiet spot away from the crowds. Grilled fish was fresh and light. Waitress stayed kind even when busy.

The food here is not only delicious but also beautifully presented. The innovative dishes and friendly staff create a memorable dining experience in a tranquil environment.

The syrniki were soft and fluffy, the jam on the side gave them just enough sweetness. I liked that they weren&#39;t too heavy, easy to eat without feeling stuffed. Place was pretty quiet when I went, which made it nicer. Would come back for those again.

Came for brunch and left completely stuffed. Portions are huge, food tasted fresh. Owner was super friendly, made the whole thing feel easy. Only thing is the place gets packed quick, so go early or you&#39;ll wait. Solid spot in Porto though.

Best chicken tikka rogan josh I&#39;ve had in a long time. Naan and rice were solid too. Easy to miss from the street, but worth finding if you&#39;re in Porto.

Stopped by for a late breakfast and ended up staying longer than planned. The staff were really kind&mdash;I missed the breakfast window but they still made me pancakes. That meant a lot. Cozy corner spot, easy to just sit and unwind. Charging points at the table were a nice bonus too.

Stopped by for a quick bite and ended up staying longer than planned. The Kyiv cake was really good &mdash; crunchy layers with that hazelnut taste. Dumplings were solid too. Place has this warm, homey vibe but still feels a bit fancy. Service was friendly, no complaints there. Maybe a little pricey for what it is, but I&#39;d come back.

The staff actually asked if we wanted the spice dialed down, which was nice since I can&rsquo;t handle too much heat. Paneer tikka came out sizzling, and the garlic naan was soft and buttery. Only thing is the place got pretty busy by 8pm, so it wasn&rsquo;t as chill anymore. Still, solid meal for the price.

Eggs benedict came out fast and the yolks were spot on. That homemade jam they bring with the toast? Solid. Owner even did a quick magic trick for the kids while we waited for the bill. Good spot for a quick bite with the family.

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