Stopped in for a flat white and a slice of cheesecake. Coffee was solid, cake was decently sweet. Staff spoke English, which helped a lot. It&#39;s a quiet spot to just sit and take a break from walking around. My only small gripe, the wine list is tiny, but I guess it&#39;s more of a coffee place anyway.

Food was decent &mdash; the grilled trout came out flaky and well-seasoned. Place wasn&#39;t too loud for a Friday night, which I appreciated. Only thing: getting the bill took a while. Had to flag someone down twice. Not a dealbreaker, but noticeable. Prices felt fair for what we got. Fine spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Desserts looked amazing and honestly tasted just as good. Service was quick, staff polite enough. Only thing&mdash;music got a bit loud at some point, made it harder to chat. Still, worth stopping by if you&#39;re in the area and want something sweet. I&#39;d probably come back for the cakes, just maybe on a quieter evening.

The interior really got me &mdash; that warm lighting and the plants everywhere. Had the &quot;jumping jack&quot; smoothie and it was properly good. Staff smiled, didn&#39;t hover. Place felt alive without being loud. Just wish I lived closer, honestly. Would come back for that drink alone.

Decent veggie selection, which is rare around here. The zucchini with halloumi was pretty good. Live music was a nice bonus, though it got a bit loud at times.

Been coming here for a while now. Staff still remember my usual order, which says a lot. Place gets packed during lunch rush, but they keep things moving without making you feel rushed. Just a solid spot for a quick coffee and a bite. No complaints.

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