Cafe

A nice chill-out cafe with affordable prices.

Finally a cafe I would go back to. Cosy ambience on the second level, and most importantly- good coffee. Try their banana pancakes too!

A satisfying dinner, this burger came with a juicy patty, bacon, egg and well-toasted bread buns. The truffle fries were a nice side, though definitely not the best around. Pleasant ambience as well. $20, 4/5

Coffee beans from Brazil. Not the best cappuccino I've tried, but okay to try if you like chocolate-y and nutty nodes.

Good service, but food was far from outstanding.

Enjoyed this slice of cake much. I thought the earl grey nodes made a great match with the smooth cheesecake, and the crumble layer at the bottom was quite perfect. 4/5

My conclusion after 3 visits: only order the truffle fries. Crab pasta and mocha are big no-nos.

I liked this: mildly spiced crab filling with a tomato-like sauce. The crust was fresh and just right. Came with a salad and crisps that were pleasant-tasting. 4/5

Pique Nique's saving dish. Couldn't quite taste the salted caramel, but the waffle was soft and fluffy. Delightful combination with the vanilla bean ice-cream. 4/5

Chicken leg was almost non-existent; we waited to see if it came with a separate plate of chicken leg. You probably know how the story ended. 1/5

A very mediocre breakfast dish. I added lots of pepper to the otherwise tasteless scrambled eggs. 2.5/5

One of the best waffles I've had in a long time. A little crispy yet fluffy at the same time, its cinnamon-powered batter with rum-sweetened bananas made us extremely satisfied. 4.5/5