It's a narrow little front into Glinelli and so it's no surprise that once you're inside the tables are arranged perfectly in rows to maximise space. Two rows of tables and then the barista to the right. There was only one waitress manning the cafe when I arrived and it took a while for her to make my coffee and take another table's order, which isn't her fault. Her memory was spot on and she did aim to please.
The coffee was nice, the toast was a little soft but buttered well. Sadly there really is no atmosphere to this cafe, I'd probably suggest it be better served as a grab 'n' run brekky place personally.
Times hit: 1
No comments:
Post a Comment