this restaurant is very well located, full of charms externally and to be inwardly long ago. The whole is aging, poorly maintained or even totally dirty (healthy) in the morning!The night had to be long because we had to go twice to order (4 breakfast) and we didn't have everything!The continental breakfast is frugal: an orange juice, a piece of banal bread and a croissant. Full breakfast is more copied but qualitatively not terrible.To avoid for over 30 years who are looking to eat drinks and free wifi!
The staff didn’t give us complete confidence but they had a couple of things they can fix and we didn’t get sick. They have an extensive allergen list but it was a bit confusing and had gluten on almost all dishes. We had a potato au degratin dish that was quite good. They added plain salads and some zucchini for us. There appear to be a couple of deserts. We didn’t try them.
The staff gave us no complete trust, but they had a few things that they can fix and we were not sick. They have an extensive allergen list, but it was a bit confusing and had gluten on almost all dishes. We had a potato-au-degratin dish that was pretty good. They have added pure salads and some zucchini for us. It seems to be a few deserts. We didn't try them.
Restaurant and cafe lounge Its location is as old as time The best thing about it is its view, especially on the upper floor Sweets are expensive Coffee is reasonably priced Food I haven't tried
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The location is beautiful and has a wonderful view. The price is reasonable, the staff are respectful and kind, and the coffee is very nice
very beautiful view and establishment and very beautiful. the restaurant and the atypical and the waiters are friendly.
So so yummy , falafel rap and pizza margarita is the best in town, friendly staff, easy location
Very good food! Great atmosphere and staff was also very nice. Recommendation!
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No gluten-free breakfast here, no gluten-free on the menu marked.
No gluten free breakfast here, no gluten free marked on the menu.
