May L.
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The menu is very limited, but they are so pleasant — the young man behind the counter is unfailingly kind, and his choice in music is always excellent. They have far fewer warm options (basically warm pastries and a couple of brekkie sandwiches) than Mc Donald ‘s and La Baguette, but to not deal with the crummy, antagonistic service the staff of both those places provide, and to not have to sit outside in the cold or the damp (like at la baguette) or be made to stand around until well after the opening time while the employees giggle, gossip and ignore the customers (mcdonald’s), I am fine skipping breakfast and having an extra cuppa for 15 minutes before work in the morning. Plus, sometimes you just REALLY need a quiet corner where Green Day, the Clash and the Cure are playing at top volume at 7:30 am, to remind you that it is, in fact, Monday— and you are NOT on holiday.