Stopped by for baklava since it&rsquo;s right by the train station. Got a decent portion for the price, honestly wasn&rsquo;t expecting that much. The pastry was fresh, not dripping in syrup like some places. Fine if you&rsquo;re passing through and want something sweet without overpaying.

Breakfast set us back 20 euros&mdash;fine but nothing crazy. The room itself was the better part, honestly. Kind of place where you don&rsquo;t mind sitting a bit longer than planned. Just wish the coffee had been stronger.

The ice cream here is honestly the main reason I stop by. Got a decent scoop for the price, and the view from the terrace makes it feel like a better deal than it is. Portion was fine, not huge, but enough. If you&#39;re just after something sweet and a nice break, it does the job.

The interior is really beautiful, light wood and soft tones. I grabbed a slice of their cake and it was genuinely good, not too sweet. The cappuccino though, a bit weak for my taste. Still, I&#39;d come back for the pastries alone. The space itself makes you want to linger a little longer.

Solid bakery. Apple strudel was the move&mdash;spiced just right, not too sweet. Big piece for the price. Bread looked fresh too. Didn&#39;t try the pastries but they seemed fine. Place was busy around noon. Would grab a coffee next time.

The terrace view alone is worth stopping for, but the ice cream seals it. Had a scoop of the pistachio and a glass of crisp white wine&mdash;honestly a solid combo for a slow afternoon. Service was fine, nothing fancy, but the setting does the heavy lifting. Just wish they had a bit more seating up there.

The stone oven bread here is seriously good. Crusty on the outside, stays fresh for days. Wish they had a spot like this back home.

The pastries are really solid &mdash; fresh and well made. Service though? Hit or miss. Some staff were friendly, others seemed like they didn&#39;t want to be there. I just grabbed a coffee and a croissant, paid, and left. Wouldn&#39;t go out of my way, but if you&#39;re nearby and need a decent bake, it works.

Friendly staff and a cozy vibe. We popped in after sightseeing and it hit the spot. Nothing fancy, just a nice little break.

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