Eggs&Co.

Great eggs Benny served by a really lovely Monsieur. I asked for a bit more milk in my coffee and he made me a new coffee, it was unexpected but such a kind gesture. The kitchen staff were smiling and welcoming as soon as we walked in too. The bread is delicious too! There’s plenty of seating upstairs which is really nice, but watch your head, the beams are low! I loved my eggs benny and do recommend this place!

A Must-Visit for Brunch Lovers! If you’re in Paris and love a great brunch, Eggs & Co is an absolute gem! Tucked away in a charming street in the 6th arrondissement, this cozy spot serves some of the best egg dishes in the city. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with a friendly staff that makes you feel right at home. The menu is a dream for egg lovers—whether you’re craving perfectly poached eggs, creamy scrambled eggs, or a classic eggs Benedict, everything is cooked to perfection. Their pancakes are also a must-try—fluffy, delicious, and the perfect sweet treat to balance out the savory dishes. The quality of ingredients really stands out, and you can tell everything is made with care. Be prepared for a bit of a wait during peak hours, but trust me, it’s well worth it! Highly recommend for anyone looking for a fantastic brunch experience in Paris. I’ll definitely be coming back!

This is a place that serves Eggs Benedict. That’s it. The dishes are okay and the selection is huge but with so many other brunch places in Paris, it doesn’t really stand out. There was a lot of food. The portion is huge! The pancakes are the sweet American fluffy pancakes. The eggs were well cooked and we were really well served. Service is bilingual aand they were super nice!

We had a parmesan/mushrooms/sun-dried tomatoes Egg Benedict, and a bacon/goat cheese/avocado Egg Benedict. They were both DELICIOUS!! The blend of tastes is so well balanced and this place is a real discovery! Strongly recommend !

You pick: #1 - Best breakfast I have had so far in Paris. Perfect scambled eggs (why are French so good at making scrambled eggs?) with smoked salmon and zucchini, artistic cappuccino, fresh squeeze OJ, seeded baguette, mixed green salad, roasted potatoes. Do you put the side of creme fraiche on the potatoes or the salmon or both? OMG. Very nice team, good vibe. I was dining alone and ate down stairs at bar, which was perfect vs. other restaurants jamming me between tight tables. -or- #2 - View of a plaza/church/fountain, wafting cigarette smoke and mediocre food? "Would you like a side of croissant with your croissant?"

Really cute small place for great Benny’s and Omelettes. The waiter is super nice, and the dog that hangs out at the front door is super chill. The menu is only in French but you can easily use translate on your phone for it. The space is super small but it has a ton of charm. I would absolutely come back here. The food is spectacular.

If you love eggs, head on down to Eggs&Co when you’re in Paris! Tried the omelette and eggs Benedict, which were absolutely delicious. Generous portion sizing for price, too. Service was friendly and welcoming. Many thanks! (Menu is in French, however, staff will happily translate; or one can simply resort to the delights of modern technology! 😁

If you’re on the hunt for an outstanding brunch spot, Egg & Co. is the place to be! The egg dishes are a revelation, truly a gastronomic delight that sets them apart. I’ve scoured the city for places offering a broad variety of egg-centric dishes, and this place rightly sits at the pinnacle. The owner, along with the staff, showcases exemplary service, always greeting you with warmth and friendliness that complements the delectable food. Set in a serene street, the ambiance is relaxed and inviting. Whether you prefer basking outside or enjoying the cozy indoors, they have seating options to cater to your preference. The brunch and coffee are top-notch, coupled with a beautiful atmosphere and courteous staff. It’s seldom I pen down reviews, but places like Egg & Co. deserve the spotlight. If you’re planning a brunch date, this is a must-visit!

Upon arrival you'll be greeted by Franklin their four legged Maitre D in the alley/street out front. The owner is straight forward to warn larger groups of the small tight spaces up top and wards off any NBA players without helmets as their is low clearance upstairs. The menu is all French and limited English by the servers but it's easy enough to navigate. We came with 5 for Sunday brunch and sat right away but one had to sort of share space at the table. We ordered mixes of omelettes and Benedicts. All came with nice small whole potatoes and a little sour cream. You can modify or add quite a bit. Eggs are your choice of style ultimately and apparently the brunch includes pancakes. We were confused by that and they come after you've eaten the other items. I'm not sure if we paid for that or not but we chose to move on without. It came with your choice of tea or coffee AND a small orange juice. The eggs were cooked very delicately and moist with cheese and good meat in the omelette. Overall it was a fine breakfast compared to croissants and coffee but a little expensive.

We were recommended to go here by family who had been here 5 years earlier and this place did not disappoint. It was the cutest little breakfast shop and felt like a locals favorite. The space as a whole is extremely quaint, the ceilings are low but it adds to the charm. The wait staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming and the overall ambience of the restaurant was lovely really leaning into the egg and chicken theme. My husband and I both got omelettes and they were delicious and you can tell everything was fresh from the eggs, to the veggies in them, to the salad on the side and even to the spectacular crème fresh that came with the eggs. Would definitely return here on another trip to Paris. If you're looking for a fantastic egg breakfast look no farther this gem will be your go to.

Hands down best brunch in Paris! Everytime I'm in Paris I make it a priority to eat here. Fourth time at this gem and as always it never disappoints.

Fun spot, cool ambiance, good food and service. Wife and I both had the eggs Benedict and we enjoyed it. I liked the dressing in the salad and the roasted potatoes were really good. I particularly thought the eggs themselves were so good with a very rich yolk which I used the sliced baguettes to dip in. Coffe was excellent but our table was not even and it is a bit small so everything is really close to each other. Still good meal which we much enjoyed.

One of the only true breakfast places in France it is amazing. The eggs are amazing. The service is great. The food is phenomenal. You will enjoy every moment.

There is a reason there is this thing where a chef's skills are tested by making an omelette. While decent sized this one was a bit overdone on outside and still runny on inside and not as fluffy as should be. There was decent amount of ingredients. Potatoes were well cooked but needed more seasoning. Orange juice tasted fresh. Service overall was good.

Here's the short version. American style breakfast, friendly service, takes credit card. Reminder, the French normally don't eat a heavy breakfast. Usually for them it's just a croissant or other pastry and coffee. So, if you are visiting and want a more filling american type breakfast this fits pretty well. It's a small little place off a side street. But they do eggs very well and might be one of the few places that does this except for hotel breakfasts, which usually are overpriced. If you happen to be visiting when it's hot outside beware that don't have ac just some fans. And be ready to climb stairs. They have a small counter on the ground floor but all other seating is up some pretty steep stairs. Overall recommended.

Super cute location very charming , eggs Benedict on point , very welcoming . Service was attentive however it can initially feel tight or claustrophobic on the second floor it was totally an experience.

Eggs&Co is a breakfast and brunch place across the river from the Louvre. In my experience this is the best spot for a fulfilling breakfast in Paris. The restaurant is not large but has two floors and outdoor seating. The staff are very friendly and professional. I would highly recommend their Egg Benedict with goat cheese and avocado.

The food is delicious and plentiful. Service was excellent. This is a cute little place with a small amount of seating on the floor level and more upstairs. Coffee was great. The coco meurette was so amazing.

This is the quintessential hole in the wall, down a seldom traveled street off Rue de something. You enter and are greeted by an elderly golden retriever who is happy to let you play. The kitchen is downstairs in what appeass to be a broom closet. Up a narrow and twisting staircase is the dining room, consisting of a front section with ceilings about 6' high and filled with small tables at which are seated a wide assortment of Parisians and tourists (the ones in the know). Up a slight step, you reach the back dining room, holding about ten tables and having a beamed ceiling that presumes you are a jockey or gymnast. I'm 6'3" and I was in full stoop to get to our small table. The menu is quite interesting, but almost every person there when we visited had a variation on the same thing - eggs Benedict. The food was delicious, the servings were quite large and the atmosphere was so unique and quirky that we loved it. If you're an IHOP fan or need lots of space, this isn't your place, but if you want excellent service, delicious food and an experience you'll never forget, head on down to Eggs & Co.

friendliest staff. hidden gem (maybe not hidden i'm not from paris). food came out quick and was phenomenal. i had an omelette with cheese and spinach. the eggs came with potatoes and salad and it was delicious!! also had some free candy when we paid :) one of the best meals i had while visiting paris . food was gluten free as well!

Decent restaurant but very packed and very small. Service is okay, busy at most. Not too attentive. Seating is very tight and close together. Definitely not a place for a group of more than 2. You'll be unlikely to even get seating if so. This place is tight and cramped and on top of that, packed and extremely busy. They do have an upstairs and downstairs. If i recall correctly, it's 3 stories. Seems to be pretty popular amongst the locals, somewhat like an Instagrammable spot but it's definitely not a comfortable/grade A breakfast spot. Food was ok but not great.

Wow the cute cafe was phenomenal, the restaurant staff was very charming they remind you of you're great family members. They made us feel at home. The food was a work of art. Highly recommend this cute Parisian to anyone who wants amazing tasting food and a home type of environment. We were visiting from Los Angeles. Going to remember this cafe for a lifetime.

A little hidden gem that is to die for! No joke - I live right outside NYC and I've never had a Norwegian Benedict taste so good like the one here. The portions are large and it held me over much longer than most breakfast spots in Paris. The tea pot provides two glasses per person - where as other locations skimp you and only allow the mini pot to pour one glass. The tea was also phenomenal. Wrote it down so I can purchase it when I return home. The second half of the seating area is a little tight, but nothing unmanageable. The presentation of it was very cute. Definitely looks like many of the brunches I attend in the city. Upon leaving there is candy you can help yourself to. Loved both the mini egg gummies and the chocolate covered marshmallows. Been to Paris a few years back and between both trips, this has got to be my favorite spot. Definitely returning back before I leave. I definitely recommend it - even if it's a little out of the way. PS - The cute golden dog sitting outside (I'm assuming belongs to someone who works there) was a delight to walk out to.

Amazing little fun spot for breakfast. Delicious food and coffee. So glad we popped in and will be back!

If you had to choose one breakfast/brunch place in Paris, this is the place to be. (Thank me later if you agree). Eggs & Co is extremely popular, so if you go to dine, most probably there is a wait. We waited 45 minutes on a Sunday about 12PM. But sooo worth the wait. My family and I loved the brunch here. It's on a quiet side street in central Paris. It's not to complicated because the Uber driver knew exactly where to drop us off. Food/Drinks-My parents, Sam and I all ordered the brunch option. It is close to 30 euros per person, but you will stuffed by the end with the amount of food they give. I ordered my brunch with eggs Benedict and it had a side of salad and some rustic potatoes. My parents /Sam all ordered different omelettes. Our server modified the omelettes to their liking. The drinks of lattes, cappuccinos and orange juice were made perfectly. At the end they give pancakes with fruit. Ya we couldn't finish any of the pancakes but they were excellent. Experience- They are crazy busy but the service is very friendly. They work fast and communicate great in English and French. Side Note-The owner has a dog who is the cutest greeter. We sat upstairs that felt like sitting in a loft/attic. It's tight but so cozy and has a eccentric vibe to this place. We had a lovely brunch and one that I remember so fondly. ~

Cozy little spot with one of the best omelettes I've ever had. I ordered one with ham and Gruyère and it was to die for. The wait staff is super friendly and attentive.

This place!!! After a night of partying with my new wife on our honeymoon, I was in the mood for something we both crave back home. Benedicts... Checked the Googs today for best breakfast spots in Paris, this one was right at the top of the list. The name immediately reminded me of something back in the states, but something back in the states this was not. This food was amazing! We popped out of our hotel and walked down to Eggs and co a short walk from our hotel in the 6th arrondisment. The location was hidden between two busier streets and easy to miss if not not looking for it. We walked in and were immediate greeted and shown the way to a seat upstairs to the second dining area. Warm, cozy and a but rustic, this area was amazing, but if your tall watch your head walking into the second seating area. The menu is delivered as a giant postedboard and easily allows everyone to see whats available. My wife had the basic eggs benny and I went for the lardons and onions option. Remember, if you want actual bacon in Paris as opposed to ham, you need to look for lardons or ask specifically. In this case, the bacon came chopped into thin and short strands, cooked with the onions, this offered great flavor. Bottom line the bennys are great, and there are many options on the menu. We will be back the next time in Paris for sure. Also, the cappucino was probably the best one I've every had and honestly didnt even really need sugar, although I still put a little bit in. Go...Go...Go try their food ASAP!!!!

What a great find in Paris! An amazing breakfast, very friendly people and a charming (albeit small) atmosphere. We went on a Monday morning and got right in but I could see it might be hard to get in on the weekends because of the size. The Eggs Benedict and Pancakes are fantastic and the Americano coffee is delicious! If you are craving breakfast when in Paris, this is a great spot!

Wow. I'm not an egg person. But wanted to try something different while i was in Paris. This place is small but cute; Very intimate. Service was great! I could barely read the menu but my server helped me out so much. Highly recommend this place. Cappuccino to the freshly squeezed OJ to the mimosa....you can't go wrong with this place!

A gem of a place. Great food. Great service. Will be coming back. Small place but cozy and neat.

One of the most unique places I have ever gone for breakfast. The cool stonework, the low ceilings, the old school decor, it all made for a very fun time. The staff were friendly. We ordered the Eggs Benedict and Bacon Omelette. There were made perfectly and came with salad, potatoes with sour cream, bread with butter and jam, as well as juice. Everything tasted super fresh. The cappuccino and cafe latte was perfect as well. Because it's cramped, you don't have much privacy here, but I personally didn't care as the decor is out of this world.

Positives: Fortnum and Mason Tea Friendly and prompt service Fun interior Generous helping of bread delivered with your meal Neither good nor bad: There's a wait, but that's pretty standard given there is more demand for breakfast in Paris than there are breakfast places. Figure 30 minutes on a Saturday after 12. Negatives: A very sad oeuf cocotte A very average omelette Glad I made it out to give it a try, but will probably not be back anytime soon, as there are too many better options.

I had the salmon egg Benedict and another with mushrooms... I was truly disappointed. Very stuffed plate and it wasn't tasty, plain and simple. The atmosphere is very pleasant crew is nice but the the food not so much. The cream fraiche with the egg was better.

I have zero complaints about Eggs & Co! My friends and I decided to stop in one Monday morning for breakfast, and we were very glad we did. The service across the board was eggs-cellent (hehe) from the hostess working the front cashier to our extremely attentive waiter. My girlfriends ordered eggs benedict, and I had a bacon and goat cheese omelet. The omelet itself was absolutely phenomenal, cooked to perfection, and they did not skip on the goat cheese! I also had a cup of tea on the side while my friends had coffee. Our order came quickly, and we enjoyed every second of it. When we went downstairs to pay, they had no issue splitting the check, and even encouraged us to take some sweets on the way out (to which we obliged). Thanks Eggs & Co for an amazing, delicious, and friendly experience. Recommend anyone to stop in for some delicious food and a cute ambiance.

Yes. The reviews are right, it's totally worth the wait. Eggs and Co. is a tiny little foodie gem you would walk right past if your not paying attention. Like I said, this place is tiny with about three seats on the first level and most, if not all, of the seating upstairs. Be ready to get cozy because the upstairs is also very tight seating with super low ceilings in a few sections. I had to crouch when getting sat. Everything on the menu looked amazing and surprisingly enough and unlike most of the Europeans restaurants we went to the portions were huge. My wife and I decided to split the brunch special which was Egg Benedict Florentine, potatoes, and a small stack of pancakes. We also ordered, what was called on the menu, "beignet au fromage" or cheese donuts. When I pictured a cheese donut, I was expecting something similar to a Monte Cristo sandwich with ooey gooey cheese spilling out of a lightly glazed jelly type donut and minus the ham. Nope, we literally got fried mozzarella sticks. No wonder the waitress looked at us funny when ordered this at 10:30am. They were still tasty! The Eggs Benedict Florentine was amazing! The eggs were cooked perfectly with a nice runny yolk, slightly salted spinach, all covered in hollandaise sauce on a toasty English Muffin. The hollandaise was to die for and the three Lattes I drank were perfect! The meal was fantastic and the service impeccable! A great way to start our day of adventuring at the Louvre. Bon Jour!

I got a meal AND a snack at this place. Delicious food and even more delicious waiter. Shout out to the tall, dark and handsome man who greeted us with a smile. Not to mention the hot man with the eyebrows and the manly hands who took our order. They were both so cute with the little boy sitting next to us playing a game. Would definitely come back to chat with these adorable men.

Our hotel concierge recommended Eggs&Co, and we loved it so much we could not stop going there for brunch. Not only is the food and coffee amazing, but the service is also fantastic. The restaurant is owned and run by the BEST family. They were so personable and attentive and really got to know us before we left. They are so friendly and gracious. We learned so much about their family and Paris from them. The omelet with mushrooms was divine--there's something about the mushrooms in Paris they are just so so good. The side green salad was also amazing--the dressing!! And they cut up fresh baguettes for you right there. Every time I ate here for breakfast/brunch, I was full and satisfied the rest of the day until dinner!! It was nice to find an omelet and salad in Paris when I was craving something from the US. Lastly, the cappuccinos are A MUST. Literally best I've ever had. This is one of the only places you need to know about in Paris. Trust.

Really cool environment, all the seating is up stairs. The service was very friendly, accompanied by an adorable golden retriever. We all ordered the eggs benedict which was delicious and a hit all around. If we had more time in Paris, we would have definitely gone back!

Amazing, friendly, welcoming service!! We enjoyed eggs Florentino, and eggs Bennie with bacon, goat cheese and Avocado. Both were perfectly prepared and delicious. Our Cafe lattes were also very good. Highly recommend this delightful, very quaint restaurant.

What a great find in Paris! An amazing breakfast and very friendly people. I will go there again, God willing.

OH MY GOSH!!!!! This is by far the best meal ive had in Paris and I have been to some of the most expensive places this far. My boyfriend and I were relieved to see low prices and the service was beyond eggcellent! The employees spoke perfect English and were funny and gave great service. Now the venue was a little hole in the wall decorated with egg inspired decorum. The food was utterly delicious. Great prices, amazing fresh food, and a great location. After eating we walked along the river and crossed near the bridge de arts which took us right to the Louvre. Seriously, this is a must eat and it was in a very nice and non touristy area.

Eggs & Co most probably is one of the best brunch places in all of Paris. Tucked in a small street which you would most probably never walk into this is a great place to enjoy eggs on a weekend. When we got there it was more closer to noon time and the place was packed to the hill. The owner told us that there was a minimum wait of 45 minutes which we didn't mind as the weather was awesome and we decided to sit on a couple of seats outside and just enjoy our wait time. While we were waiting I noticed that the owners had a Labrador who was running in and out of the restaurant, hanging out on the street and than barking to get attention. Finally when we got sat we headed to the 2nd floor and than it came to me that this place is super small practically difficult to even climb the steep stairs. But the food was so worth it. I ordered the brunch special with salmon omelette and veggies along with fresh orange juice. It was one of the best I have ever tasted. The food and service was awesome. Our server turned out to be from California and we stuck up a great conversation with her regarding Paris and Americans. Another 5 star place in Paris. Our experience in Paris has been awesome. Every restaurant that we go to turns out to be good. Hopefully it stays that way.

Nice little breakfast spot with delicious food and excellent service. Very friendly and the woman spoke English, which helped us. I loved the eggs Benedict with bacon, and the pancake. My wife tried their new French Toast and it was exceptional. We sat outside, but in retrospect would have tried for an upstairs table. Highly recommend.

We are in Paris and just ate at this place. Absolutely amazing Latte and brunch. It was one of the best brunch I have ever had!!! The pancake was soo light and fluffy and just melts in your mouth. The latte was one of the best coffee I have ever had!!! It's a small place so it was a little hard with our baby, but luckily we went on a weekday so it wasn't too bad. I would definitely not go to this place with a baby and stroller on a busy weekend. Highly recommend you check this place out if you are in Paris.

Great breakfast spot! We had: 1. Egg benedict with salmon - amazing & very well executed 2. Egg cocotte cocotte - baked eggs in a ramekin with jambon cru (ham), Beaufort cheese & tomato confit. This dish is well above my expectation. A comfort breakfast food. Creamy, savory and rich but the tomato confit balances the richness out. Will order this again! 3. Omelette with cheese and bacon - another great dish. Fluffy and very tasty omelette! 4. Cappuccino & cafe latte - good coffee! Our server speaks english and was helpful and friendly. The place is very small with tight seating. You need to climb a set of stairs to get to the tables.

This place is a really great brunch place, decorated with cutesy egg decorations. I love how downstairs while you are waiting there are little candies to snack on. We had to wait five minutes because it was very busy, but we soon were seated. The one star deduction is for the fact it was very hot inside and also the service was a bit slow. However, the food itself was amazing!!! Hands down best eggs Benedict I've ever had. The meal portion size was perfect, the eggs were beautifully runny, and the side salad was very light. My friend got the burger with an egg on top which she also loved. Definitely try the eggs Benedict (many combos to choose from, it was so hard to decide)!

Best brunch I've had in Paris, and the service is excellent!!! I ordered the ham omelette, and it was delicious! This place gets really busy, so make sure you get there right when it opens if you don't want to wait in line.

Fresh great food. From classic favorites to innovative twists, there is something to satisfy every palate. The ingredients used were fresh and of high quality, resulting in flavorful and beautifully presented dishes.

Good food. Really good looking wait staff. That waiter could be a model. Highly recommended

Nice little place! They're still quite French; however, they know how to cater to west world thinkers. My daughter rarely finishes anything she orders ...but she finished up and asked for more! There aren't lots of vegan options, but the one I had was pretty darn good and filling!

Small eatery in France that was just perfect for our first morning in Paris! The kitchen is visible right in the entrance and the staff is there to greet you with a smile. Up a flight of stairs you will see 4 small tables in one section (didn't see the back) where we were seated. The food was amazing and the coffee even better but honestly over the staff is what made the place. They were extremely friendly and informative. Also they were very helpful at translating the menu as it was in French. Great place!

Loved it. We needed eggs in the morning, this place delivered over and above expectations. Perfectly proportioned meal. Super cozy restaurant. The reviews don't lie, it's worth it.

Hole in the wall sorta place, but the brunch here is AAAhhhmaazing!! It is easy to miss if you aren't looking for them, but I make it a point to stop in when visiting Paris. As in the name suggests...Eggs & Co, our order included these cute mini gummy eggs and coffee art. Its a cute touch, and makes for an ooh this is cute Instagram worthy picture post but truth be told, it truly is such a cozy & whimsical place. Our schedule only allowed for a quick brunch, but we ended up spending more time here than we planned because it had such a U.S. of A feel that encouraged prolonged girl talk. You will find shabby chic tables and chairs. None of their cups and plates matched, and there were plenty of little dolls and animals all over the place. It is very small here, and the seating is upstairs while directly under is the coffee bar. You can smell the aroma of fresh beans grinding and the drip coffee brewing. It does takes a bit of time for your order to arrive but you honestly would not be bothered. The salads are soooo soooo fresh (like they just picked it from their backyard garden), and the food here is custom made to order, as in the fruit is washed and prepared and the meal is put together based on what you. They have a standard menu but are happy to cater to your liking. Another thing to note, their eggs are not placed inside the fridge, instead they are kept room temperature and runny. The wait staff has limited English but we were able to get by using my gutsy French minor with no mishaps, LOL. Its a bit pricey for what you would expect of a typical brunch, and its a trip out of the way on public transport which meant we needed to plan ahead for the day but when you start the day off right, everything about the day falls into place. When in Paris...brunch here.

Absolute perfection of a breakfast in Paris. I was craving a sit down meal before a full day at the Louvre. Found this spot on yelp and decided to go for it. Sunday mornings tend to be busy here but I was seated quickly. There is no English menu so make sure to have google translate! The waitress did speak a bit of English but I was glad I had google help. Everyone seated had different versions of eggs and I opted for the omelette which comes with juice and coffee. Followed by a pancake and fruit surprise. Def will be back to try some of the other dishes.

Come here hungry because you are going to leave so very full. The breakfast was two courses and comes with juice and a coffe/tea. First we had fruit, bread, and eggs - I had an omelette that was practically overflowing with cheese and my mom had eggs benedict, which she said were delicious. The second course is a giant pancake that was practically falling off the plate. I did my best, but I couldn't finish it. The place is tucked away in a corner, hard to find if you don't use google maps or some sort of app to find it, but it's worth a wander and definitely a hidden gem

What is French cuisine without eggs ? Eggs and co has certainly showed us how the French do eggs, any type of way ! The omelettes are perfectly cooked and the choice of toppings are endless ! The side potatoes were okay, but I didn't really enjoy them. The bread was fresh and was more rustic than the classic baguette. The small shop utilizes it's second floor perfectly, creating a comfortable and cozy environment. Tucked away in the sixth near Odeon, you can eat your eggs and enjoy a walk through the quieter and older streets near the city center.

Way overpriced for what it offers. The place is extremely small, they don't have an English menu so you are relying on pure luck to order something semi-decent. The food was average, latte was good. Prices are through the roof for a hole in the wall place that this is, would not recommend for tourists. The hygiene looked questionable as well.