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You can safely come here alone for the coffee. But you’ll end up staying for the other hits on the coffee bar’s menu, the reviewer writes.

Don’t miss out on their banana bread

The banana bread doesn’t look like much sitting in the display case. But one dollop of mascarpone later, it’s a different story. Foto: Thomas Borberg
The banana bread doesn’t look like much sitting in the display case. But one dollop of mascarpone later, it’s a different story. Foto: Thomas Borberg
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What kind of place is this?

At first glance, it looks like a café that is very conscious of its appearance. Light surfaces, clean lines, the kind of place where you expect rules, even the unwritten ones.

Inside, it’s more relaxed. There are no signs forbidding computers, and no looks suggesting you’ve been sitting here too long. People work a bit, think a bit, gaze out the window, write in notebooks.

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