MinuteBistro has a “daily menu” option, which can come with a soup combined either with salad or pasta/risotto (gluten-free pasta option is available too).

Take a seat right by the window where you can enjoy your treats with your morning coffee while looking outside at how the world moves at a different pace.

I make sure to visit this place, at least once per month and always eat the same Gallet cake and drink some coffee or tea from their selections.

Imagine a coffee with a small doze of mascarpone topping up with an espresso, which is a real delight for your taste buds, and a sprinkle of cocoa powder.

On the menu there is a lot of different and unique sounding teas, and I would recommend trying the dark chocolate tea with a sip of cream on the side.

This is a family-owned business, where the food tastes homemade. Every meal you choose feels like your family cooked it with so much love.

This place might seem a bit retro to the people who pass by, but one thing is certain: some things are always great, no matter how much time passes.

You can find many different kinds of cheesecakes here but one standout recommendation is the cottage cheese and raspberry, a unique Hungarian taste.

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In the place of a former canteen, a tapas bar opened, with the cute name of Arquitecto Pitpit, recalling the birds that often chirp in this leafy court.

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