Café Blossom is a lovely spot for breakfast, coffee and lunch. It is located near the Peace Palace and just outside the city centre in a more residential area, so it is a nice spot to have a cup of coffee or a meal after visiting the Peace Palace.
I love the interior of this spot because it is a mix of different types of furniture, plants and colors, but it still works so well together and makes you very welcome and comfortable. It has interesting details, such as stained glass panels for the top windows and a rotating door that provides bathroom access. Blossom is visited by a wide array of different people, from families with young children to expats and friends, so whoever you are you will feel welcome here.
They offer interesting menu items for breakfast and lunch, like açaí bowls and pancakes, but I really like their display of homemade cakes. If you are looking for a nice lunch or coffee spot, I definitely recommend this place!
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