The veggie plank pizza was solid&mdash;thin crust, decent flavor, not too greasy. Place was a bit cramped though, hard to relax with the tables so close together.

Buffet brunch had plenty of options, even for vegetarians. Sitting in the old building with the cathedral view was the highlight. Just wish I had more room for dessert.

The filet with pepper sauce was decent, and the wine pairing worked well. But honestly, for the price I paid, I expected a bigger portion. It&#39;s a nice spot, just not sure I&#39;d rush back.

Loved the brunch&mdash;so many vegan options and the shakshuka really stood out. Prices are fair, though it gets loud with big groups. A crisp white wine would&rsquo;ve cut through the spice nicely.

The lamb stew was the only thing I cared about. Meat fell apart with the spoon, broth had this deep savory hit that lasted. Portion was decent for the price. Didn&#39;t pay attention to anything else in the room. Maybe a bit more salt would&#39;ve helped, but honestly didn&#39;t need it.

The salmon bowl was fresh, really hit the spot. Dumplings were good too, nice and juicy. Staff let me take my time deciding, didn&#39;t feel rushed at all. Place was pretty quiet for a Tuesday evening, which I liked. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Buffet lunch was solid for the price &ndash; soup, salad, a couple of mains, dessert and coffee all included. Got there just before the rush, so no problem finding a seat. Nothing fancy, but for a quick casual bite it does the job. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The lunch set was a good deal&mdash;pork katsudon had that nice sweet flavor and the portion was generous. Miso soup was a bit salty for me, but overall fine for the price.

The chana masala was really good and the bread came out fresh and warm. Prices are fair for lunch. Place itself is a bit meh but honestly the food makes up for it. Probably grabbing takeout next time.

Coffee was decent, big windows have a nice view. Bit pricey for what you get though. Fine for a quick stop if you&#39;re nearby.

The Treffi cheeseburger is easily one of the best I&#39;ve had in Helsinki. Worth the trip out east, even if the lunch crowd can be a bit much.

The ginger pork salad hit the spot&mdash;fresh greens and that half avocado made it feel lighter than most lunch spots. Dumplings were solid, good chew on the wrapper. Sat outside, sun was out, no rush on the bill. Would&#39;ve liked a crisp white wine to go with it, but the iced tea did the job. Fine for a casual stop.

The salmon soup was really good, rich and filling. Just wished there were more potatoes in it. Burger was decent too, though the sides came out separately which was a bit odd. Nice spot for hanging out with friends though 🙂

Came for a burger and a local ale. The patty was properly juicy, and one of the sauces had a real kick to it. Good tap list with a few Finnish breweries I hadn&#39;t tried. Place is tiny though, and you&#39;ll leave smelling like the fryer. Fine for a quick bite, just don&#39;t expect a relaxed dinner.

Service was the highlight - friendly and quick. Food was just okay but the staff made it work. Fine for a fast lunch stop.

Small place but the coffee beans are really good quality. Staff knew what they were talking about. Pastries were fresh too. Vibe is chill, just not much room to sit around.

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