We got the latte, lemon corner, tomato sandwich and strawberry field drink. Our drinks were immaculate, the presentation of them was great. The cute little hand made cup for the hot drinks were so cute!! My latte art was a cute little leaf. My latte was great. The strawberry fields drink itself tasted absolutely heavenly. Like walking is a field of… strawberries. The lemon corner wasn’t my favorite though, the lemony part was incredibly sweet and the crust had too much flour. I personally don’t like sandwiches, but the person I came with said that it was good. The presentation of the sandwich was beautiful though. Food aside, the service and atmosphere here is incredible. The walls are decorated with beautiful paintings which are all for sale. The idea to combine a cafe in a gallery is mastermind. There is a lot of seating, so wondering if there is somewhere to sit is not a worry. I like the vibe a bunch, it has a cozy and rustic vibe. It’s a little bit loud, but still a nice place for work, just throw on some headphones. There’s some constant 90s-2000s music on in the background, which is an interesting choice but still kinda chill. There is also a music lesson place upstairs, so you can occasionally hear piano noises. The service is really fast and the workers are really nice. When I came in I noticed the owner of the gallery was in fact working, so it’s cool that it’s a sort of all hands on deck effort. The little table thing number indicators, whatever they are called, are so iconic and orginal. Be a bit careful though cuz they aren’t glued down. All aside a wonderful experience, great for a chat with a friend you haven’t seen for a while or something on the lines of that.