I loved the relaxed atmosphere, friendly staff and art but, most of all, the heavenly hot choc made with REAL chocolate and not over-sweetened. Had to keep going back for another fix! Thank you guys. X
Very nice place, for local, tourist or expat. The owner is very nice and kind, Like all the team. Here you can eat very great crêpe and so wonderdul bread. But the Best thing is the cake, very famous here!!!!!!
Had a lovely chilled morning here playing chess. It’s very peaceful and relaxing. The hot chocolate was lovely too!
Amazing more-ish chocolate hazelnut cake. Their French press Cambodian coffee was good too. We spent a relaxing half hour here playing chess using one of their chess sets.
Located only metres away from the main road, it's a different world. Cosy an inviting, the little outdoor patio surrounded by plants creates a nice calming environment to relax in.
The hazelnut and chocolate cake was divine. All other cakes sounded great too, I wish I could have tried them all!
Highly recommended for a sweet morning breakfast or afternoon cake.
Nice ambient. Quite and serene. Lively place for breakfast.
The food is really good, the prices are not expensive and we even booked a room in the upstairs bedroom for a couple of days. The owner Ke is really nice and gave us plenty of advice and great service about his city
Nice cafe with pretty decent coffee and supports local artists
Excellent chocolate and nuts cake, very friendly service and nice ambiance with a painting gallery.
Don't miss it, you deserve it.
Wasn't there for very long, bit good local band was playing. Everyone was partying in the street. They even had a little BBQ going.
Good place for relaxing, Good chocolat cake and Good monk tea !
Loved hanging out here drinking tea and eating cake. Really chilled out. Came back for breakfast and had lovely bread and crepes. I'd recommend a visit for a bit of relaxation!
Lovely food, Great coffee, funky Cambodian mod cafe. Tasty Cambodian ice coffee; beaut brushetta - only $2, warm French bread, fresh tomato. Pleasant local art on the high walls. Plus, this street doesn't flood like some of the others do.
Had the "English Breakfast": one fried egg, two pieces of bacon, REAL BREAD, no butter.
Lavazza coffee in a French press.
The bacon was hot, but soft, which might not be up to NA tastes (I'm Canadian) who prefer their bacon crisp. The soft bacon paired well with the delightful French bread, which was not served with butter, which wasn't needed because that was enough lipids for one morning.
Excellent coffee, but they didn't have the social justice coffee listed on their menu.
Lovely service.
We haven't tried their chocolate specialties, so I might have to go back before we leave Battambang.