Stopped by for a quick dinner. Tarte flamb&eacute;e was solid, crispy base, decent toppings. Schnitzel was fine too, nothing fancy but well executed. Staff got me in and out fast, which I appreciated. Wine list is mostly local, fair prices. Place is small, so don&#39;t expect much space, but it works.

We sat outside in the courtyard, and honestly, that alone made the evening. String lights, a bit of chatter, just a nice vibe. Food was solid too, nothing fancy but well done. Service felt genuine, not that forced friendliness you get sometimes. Only thing, the menu is quite small, but for a casual dinner it worked fine.

The appetizers were the highlight &mdash; really well done. Desserts held up too, you can tell they care about the plates. Place has a warm vibe, easy to just sit and chill for a bit. Service was quick enough for a lunch break, which I appreciated. No complaints, solid spot for a bite.

Trained baker here, so I&rsquo;m fussy. Their bread is solid, and the filled rolls&mdash;almost &euro;4&mdash;are stuffed enough to justify it. Doughnuts are a highlight too. One of the few spots that still gets it right.

Small family-run spot, mostly takeout and delivery. Pizza&rsquo;s got that proper Italian chew, reminded me of Naples. I grabbed a bottle of their house red to go with it &mdash; nothing fancy, but it did the job. Place is tiny, no real seating, but if you want a solid pie without the fuss, it works.

Been coming here for a while now, mostly for the pub quiz. Drinks are always poured right, and the staff remembers you. Gets a bit loud later on, but that&#39;s part of the charm.

Solid Persian spot. Ghormeh sabzi was on point, tasted homemade. Portions are generous for the price. Quick enough for a lunch break.

Solid spot. Traditional decor, quiet vibe. Had the schnitzel, decent portion for the price. Owner was friendly, not pushy. Music was a nice touch. Nothing fancy, but you leave full without spending a fortune. Would come back if in the area.

Came for the d&ouml;ner, ended up trying the pizza. Dough was light and crispy, toppings fresh. Place is a bit out of the way, but fine if you&#39;re in the area.

Came here for a work dinner, group of about eight. The place has that modern, laid-back vibe, which was fine. I had the beef udon &ndash; seasoning was on point, and the portion was decent. Not cheap, but you get what you pay for. Service was a bit slow at the start, but they picked it up. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area.

The cakes are the real deal here. Had the chocolate one, dense and not too sweet. Coffee was solid too. Interior is retro but honestly I barely noticed, was too busy eating. Service was fine, nothing to complain about. If you want a proper slice of cake in the area, this is it.

The gluten-free pizza dough was actually really good&mdash;hard to find that anywhere. Service was friendly too. Nice spot if you have dietary needs.

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