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first I was greeted by the owner, it seemed her name was iyesha (spelling? . she was so charismatic, cute and helpful. I wanted to translate with google and she said hello, I'm here. a man. put that away. After she had told her that I had not eaten meat, she immediately beat the le BEEP-BEEP (egg with broth, coffee and orange juice). this has illuminated my world! I had found a more cozy, more cozy version of Dennys... View all feedback.
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Located in a street full of restaurants but the price for a crossant with jam and coffee was slightly higher than one can get at Thalys' express. Was okay though. View all feedback.
We're good at coffee, dorlottes, and it's good! Orange juice, breakfasts, coffee, everything is good.
Patron of unparalleled sympathy. Close to the Place du Jeu de Balle, perfect for a short break.
First I was greeted by the owner, it seemed her name was iyesha (spelling? . she was so charismatic, cute and helpful. I wanted to translate with google and she said hello, I'm here. a man. put that away. After she had told her that I had not eaten meat, she immediately beat the le BEEP-BEEP (egg with broth, coffee and orange juice). this has illuminated my world! I had found a more cozy, more cozy version of Dennys in Belgium at 730 o'clock. everything about it was amazing from the food, to the excavations to the service. Please go to the breakfast when they are in the city.
During a time when everyone wants everything quickly, the owners of this place take their time to prepare meals. On every busy day, especially on Sunday, you probably need to wait at least 30/45 minutes for your food, but that feels soothing because it tells you that the food is not only cooked and warmed before when served...
Probably the best 'value for money' budget restaurant in the city. although people they need to have clean toilets
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