Been coming here for a while. Burgers are solid, simple, and the place itself has a nice vibe. Last time though, the staff felt a bit cold. Not rude, just not welcoming. Maybe an off day. Still, for a quick bite, it does the job. Just wish the service matched the quality of the food.

The yuzu tart hit exactly the right note for me&mdash;not overly sweet, which is rare with citrus desserts. The shop has that old-school charm you don&#39;t see much anymore. Staff were lovely, even slipped my friend a broken macaron on the house. Pricey, sure, but I&#39;d call it a fair trade for the quality. A glass of their Sauternes would&#39;ve paired beautifully with that tart, honestly.

We brought our dog and they were totally cool about it inside. Service was super friendly, and they made me a warm veggie salad that was actually tasty. 😊

The shawarma platter for two was huge. Plenty of meat, decent seasoning, easily enough for three actually. Location is convenient, right near the main square. Service was quick even though it was busy. Only minor thing, the fries got a bit soggy by the time we finished. Still, solid spot for a casual meal.

We stopped by for dinner and the staff were really friendly. They even brought out a complimentary appetizer and limoncello at the end. Pasta tasted fresh, pretty good overall. Place was a bit busy but fine. Decent spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Service was solid &mdash; staff checked in just enough, not overbearing. Food came out well-seasoned, plating looked clean. The amuse-bouche on the house was a decent touch. Only small thing: the bottled water arrived already opened, which I don&#39;t love. Fine for a business lunch, nothing more.

The owner came by our table a couple times just to chat &mdash; that personal touch really made the evening. Food was solid, nothing crazy, but the vibe was warm and easy. Good spot if you&#39;re out with a few friends and just wanna hang without it being a whole thing. Maybe slightly slow between courses, but we weren&#39;t in a rush anyway. 🙂

Stopped by for coffee and cake last week. The Spanish almond cake was really good, not too sweet, went well with the cappuccino. Place has that old-school charm, feels a bit like stepping back in time. Service was fine, nothing fancy. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The staff actually remember your name after the second visit. That&rsquo;s rare for a place this busy. Pizza came out hot, crust was decent. Pasta was fine too, but honestly for the price I expected a bigger portion. Still, it&rsquo;s become our regular spot. Can&rsquo;t complain much when the service is that personal.

Big portions, fair prices. Ordered a couple paneer dishes&mdash;fresh, solid chunks. Enough for three easily. Service was friendly, nothing to complain about.

Good deal for the all-you-can-eat with drinks thrown in. Lots of options&mdash;sushi, Mongolian BBQ, even frog legs. Portions are what you&#39;d expect for the price, but the variety makes it worth it.

The service was really attentive, and my draft beer came ice cold. Portions were generous too, though the dessert twist on the classic was the highlight for me.

Came for pizza, left full and happy. The dough was fresh, toppings piled on nicely. Portion size is solid for the price, honestly didn&#39;t expect that much. The singing waiter was a bit extra but kinda fun. Would go back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Stopped by for dinner on a weekday. Place was busy but not chaotic. Owner came by our table twice, checked if everything was alright. That kind of attention is rare these days. Food was solid, nothing fancy but well prepared. Portions decent for the price. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Service was friendly and quick. They handled my gluten-free request properly, even checked about cross-contamination. Appreciated that.

Came with a group of ten, and honestly, the fact that all our food arrived at once was the highlight. That rarely happens with a big table. Portions were decent for the price, too. I&#39;d say it&#39;s a solid spot if you&#39;re not expecting anything fancy, just straightforward food done right.

Buffet had plenty of Asian options and the drinks being included made it feel like a fair deal for the price. Got pretty loud by the evening though. Fine if you&#39;re not after a quiet dinner.

The breakfast runs until 1:30 pm, which is handy if you&#39;re out hiking in the morning. I had a slice of their cake and a sandwich&mdash;both were solid. The cake was moist, not too sweet. Service was quick even though the place was packed. No complaints about the food itself.

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