The Bombay sandwich is pretty good, and the karak chai was just right. It does get quite busy, so you might have to wait a bit for a table. The quality is consistent, which explains the crowd.

Popped in for a coffee. The barista was really into it, gave me a quick tip on pour-over techniques while making mine. Good spot for a chat.

Decent vegan selection. The white chocolate flapjack was surprisingly creamy. That&#39;s the one to get.

The modern d&eacute;cor is lovely and bright. It felt really cozy for a quiet chat.

Scarlett was really attentive, checking in just the right amount. She explained the ingredients in the seasonal salad clearly, which I appreciated. The greens tasted incredibly fresh. A lovely, calm lunch.

Popped in for a coffee and loved the buzz. Everyone seemed to know each other, chatting away. Felt like a proper neighbourhood spot. The staff were really friendly too.

Soup and cheese scone were spot on, really hit the spot on a drizzly afternoon. Service was quick and friendly, they checked in just enough without hovering. The vibe in there is lovely, relaxed.

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