Coffee was solid, and the vibe is nice for sitting around. Service though&mdash;kinda spotty. Had to flag someone down just to get the menu. Wish they had a better wine option to go with the coffee.

The pastries really are the highlight here. Got the pistachio croissant and it was still warm, flaky without falling apart. Coffee&rsquo;s solid too, not bitter. Place was packed though, barely found a spot by the window. Staff did their best but it got a bit messy during the rush. Still, that croissant alone makes it worth stopping by.

The grilled vegetables on my salad tasted really fresh. Nice spot to sit outside and have a coffee. Service was friendly too.

Stopped by for a few hours of work. Wi-Fi held up fine, which is the main thing I need. Plenty of books around, gives it a quiet, focused atmosphere. Coffee was decent, nothing fancy. Location is easy to get to. Fine spot if you just need to get things done without distractions.

Loved the traditional Russian decor inside, really sets the mood. Food was decent but a few plates came out lukewarm. Still, the vibe alone makes it worth stopping by.

Been coming here for a while now. The pizza&#39;s still solid, crust holds up well, toppings are generous. Honestly it&#39;s one of the few places in town that stays consistent. Had a margherita last time, pretty close to what I&#39;d expect back home. Not the cheapest, but you get what you pay for.

Stopped by for a quick coffee and ended up trying the crepe. Doughy, not in a good way. Fish was dry too. But the coffee itself? Solid. Pastries looked better than what I ordered. Wish I&#39;d just stuck with those. Place has a nice vibe though, I&#39;ll give it that.

Stopped by the Ganga branch for lunch and Rustam took care of us. Really polite guy, helped me pick a decent dish and even charged my phone when it was dying. Place was spotless too. Had a glass of their house red with the lamb, paired better than I expected. Not a bad spot if you&#39;re in the area and want a relaxed meal.

Stopped by for a quick bite and ended up staying way longer than planned. The vibe is super chill, not too loud, easy to just sit and hang. Had the lagman &mdash; broth was rich, noodles had that homemade chew. Wish the portion was a bit bigger though. Definitely a spot I&#39;d come back to when I need a break from the city noise.

Came here for breakfast while passing through. Staff spoke decent English which made ordering easy. Got the breakfast plate, pretty solid. Menu&#39;s got a lot of options if you&#39;re staying longer. Price felt fair for what you get. Nothing crazy but it did the job.

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