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Eva Zemanováon Google

6 months ago

Went there for brunch with friends on Saturday. I would not come again unless pressured to. It was too noisy, we couldn’t hear each other unless shouting. The food was nice but not what you would expect for the prices (for 22 aud you get literally just scrambled eggs and bread, 0 garnishing to make it look prettier on the plate. And soba noodles for 32 aud? Excuse me?) Overhyped place.

Oskar Hickson Google

2 weeks ago

21 dollars for 2 eggs on toast. Incredibly bleak. Coffee was average. Overpriced food. Service was unfriendly

Isabella Dagheron Google

11 months ago

Incredibly delicious lunch in an uplifting open garden courtyard setting. The grilled calamari salad offered the most tender calamari I’ve ever eaten that paired beautifully with the lime, mint, coriander, cucumber, sugar snap peas, vermicelli noodles, and peanuts salad. Our server, Sergio was so kind, hospitable, and made our experience so special. ✨ Will come back for lunch again soon.

Jen Hon Google

10 months ago

I have had the ricotta pancakes, lobster scramble and nourish bowl and all were tasty. Coffee also good. However would say it’s on the pricey side.

Tamara Gabayon Google

3 months ago

Unbelievable service and quality—for all the wrong reasons. I visited this morning with a friend for her birthday. We ordered breakfast, and everything initially looked fine until I discovered a hair in my plate. Unfortunately, my friend also found a smaller hair in hers. I calmly called the waitress over to make her aware, mainly so she could inform the kitchen and prevent it from happening to others. The manager came over, looked at me, and asked, “Where is the hair?” even though it was clearly visible. There was no apology. She simply took the plate and walked away. When it came time to pay, my bill was reduced by half. When asked how everything was, I responded honestly—that there had been hair in my food. Instead of addressing the issue, I was met with a dismissive and rude reaction, as if I had done something wrong. This isn’t about the money. It’s about accountability and basic customer care. Finding hair in your food is unacceptable, especially when you’re paying around $50 per person for breakfast. All I wanted was for them to acknowledge the issue and ensure it doesn’t happen again. Sadly, the lack of responsibility and poor attitude means I won’t be returning. Paying $35 for avocado and eggs is one thing—finding hair in it and being treated poorly is another.