Takk

Friendly staff, nice location, but most importantly quality coffee and food. The espresso was nice, a touch of bitterness but mellow flavours. Likewise for the cappuccino, though it was maybe a bit milkier than I’d usually prefer. The arepa was delicious, stuffed with cheese, served with avocado, fresh salsa, egg & crispy bacon, and very reasonably priced. Highly recommended.

Hands down to the best French toast ever with nice combination of flavors; the lemon curd was definitely the highlight of the dish! The cappacunio was perfect and extremely good quality and so is the ambience inside the cafe, giving a feeling of cosiness and warmth on a rainy Wednesday morning.

Almost paid £4 for this little tiny oatmilk latte and its in a glass?? I’ve had better lattes that cost less, although the heart was pretty. I went on a Saturday as well so there was hardly any space to move and to sit down let alone be in peace and the little table I sat at was low down and wooden and uncomfortable and I ended up sitting with a stranger and having a conversation. Apparently its not always that loud and busy but on Saturdays it is, so wouldn’t recommend then unless you arrive in time to pick your choice of seating.
Great indoor WiFi. Nice atmosphere, however the drink was way too expensive. They have vegan options for food too.

Popped in mid friday afternoon for a late lunch and managed to snag the last table avaliable.

I ordered the french toast, which was epic and a perfect mid afternoon treat

And an oat flat white, this was on the small side and i was slightly disappointed they didnt have many other dairy alternatives.

The place has a hip feeling but not pretentious.

My only advice, other than go there, is dont sit beside the stairs as i assume thats where the kitchen is and it was slightly oily/greasy smelling if there were any other seats i would have moved but alas.

Great cafe with delicious food. Good wifi to do some work. 🙂 the staff is friendly.