Lovely spot in a beautiful garden with a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. The food is great and healthy, the pepper steak with perfectly crispy fries is delicious, and the wonderful staff make you feel at home.
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A lovely place to be in a green, quiet environment. Food is great and healthy. One can sit in the garden, on the veranda and inside. Staff is wonderful!
Friendly service and good food. I had the pepper-steak with fries and besides the fries being perfectly crispy and flavorful, the steak and its sauces were delicious! Would -99% recommend!
We arrived at 2pm on a busy Sunday and took about 30 min to get our drink orders in. The waiter Francis was assigned too many tables for a full house. So, we excused this. We put our food orders and t...
Food is wholesome and excellent. Great spot if you want to insulate yourself from the local poverty and hang with just expats. The prices on the food and the surrounding stores reflect that it’s cater...