Cafe Cockburn in Edinburgh, City of

I almost never leave reviews, but I felt I had to because I felt so ripped off here. I'm a local and had time to kill before work so I popped in for lunch. The staff were friendly and the service was quick, but I got the smallest piece of avocado toast I've ever seen for a tenner. I'm still hungry. I sort of knew it would be a mistake to go somewhere touristy but now I know I definitely won't be back. There are nicer places on Cockburn Street, never mind the rest of the Old Town.

Visited this quirky-looking cafe on Cockburn St with my daughter. The waitress behind the counter was pleasant and directed us to a choice of tables. My daughter wanted an iced tea, but this wasn't available (no syrup apparently) but they were able to do an iced latte. I ordered tea and a slice of coffee and walnut cake. I couldn't quite believe that this all came to £12.60. I think the tea was £3.55 which means the latte and cake came to £9.05. I thought to myself this cake had better be good. It wasn't. It was as dry as dust and hard as a brick. Clearly, it had been sitting out on the counter all day. We couldn't eat it. No one seemed interested in whether or not our food was ok. As we sat with our drinks, we observed the counter. The staff seemed more interested in cleaning the kitchen area than on any interaction with the customers. The older women was quite brusque, and when two Asian ladies left the cafe to sit at a table outside, after they had ordered, I could hear the staff make a disparaging comment about them, calling them rude. They then went on to slag off German tourists as being very rude. All this we could hear and we really felt they should keep their opinions private. My advice is to avoid this place. It's overpriced and customer service is poor. Quality of food doesn't appear to be great either. I think they will probably entice unsuspecting tourists in. We will not be back.

I’ll be honest with everyone, i ordered avocado eggs benedict, took a while to come out and when it did the eggs were lit rally hard. the plus was that the workers were nice about it when i asked to get new ones because let’s be real who’s having eggs benedict with hard eggs, not me that’s who!!! it’s pricey for what you get and it’s nothing really spectacular i feel like there is better places for your money

An average meal of toasties and one cooked breakfast and 2 soft drinks was £42.50. 4 coffee and a piece of velvet cake and a traybake was £23. Will not be back. Food was just average.

It is a very nice café – very cozy and great décor and the staff is very friendly. The coffee was good, but the toast and bagel were toasted way too much and there was not a lot of filling so it was so dry and not very tasty. There are many other nice cafés on the street.

Worst breakfast I’ve had in a long time. Eggs were not cooked enough and some cooked too much. £8.75 for one small slice of sourdough and two poached eggs? The food came out before we had our drinks. I’d finished eating as it arrived. My friend asked for some soy milk and the blonde woman rudely, almost shouted, no. There was quite clearly some alternative milk on the counter. She seemed like she was having a bad day and taking it out on her customers.

We are here and had a very different experience to the previous posters.Lovely to sit outside and watch the people go by.Two negatives ,1 they had every other kind of egg apart from scrambled and when asked they said they couldn't do scrambled eggs and 2 cooked breakfast was completely covered in mixed herbs completely unnecessary and did nothing to enhance the taste of the food.

Must rely on tourists. Overpriced. One link sausage in a bread roll for £3.10. Coffee was ok but again expensive. Won’t return

Probably the most miserable cafe I have ever frequented. We entered what appeared to be a nice cosy establishment, sat down and waited... and waited. We eventually got the menu we had to request, a crumpled, well used, dirty A4 sheet. The menu looked fairly promising so we forgave their reuse of dirty paper. Ordering, we eventually discovered was by walking up to the counter full of tempting looking cakes and attempting to attract the attention of customer avoidant staff, zero eye contact and the personification of misery, however, I forged ahead and asked if I could order. The waitress silently turned behind the counter and walked to the far end and stood at the cash register, apparently I was supposed to follow. Order placed and paid for I sat down. First the coffee arrived, nicely presented and fairly good, a pity about the ugly chipped metal spoon on the side. Then the main event, 1 fry up and 1 eggs benedict. The fry up: half the plate was filled with a chorizo style greasy sausage, a couple of shreds of fried mushroom and the remaining mediocre fry, and the other half of the plate was inexplicably taken up by a horridly bitter mismatching drizzle of balsamic vingear? Why? The eggs benedict, again half a plate taken up by a drizzle of balsamic vinegar, the other half a small slice of white loaf with two over cooked dry yolked eggs and a watery yellow teaspoon of sauce. Sadly after that nothing could tempt me to stay and try one of the cakes that drew me in the door. Verdict: The most miserable, avoidant staff I have ever seen, not just one staff member but every single one including the chef. And a greasy fry, overcooked dry eggs, a lack of sauce and inexplicably half of every plate reserved for a zig-zag drizzle of bitter balsamic vingear. My advice: Avoid! Overpriced, over cooked, and customers over looked.

Unfortunately one Sunday morning in September I needed a substantial breakfast and chose this establishment. The hefty £9:50 for a "full breakfast" or exorbitant £3:25 for tea should have stopped me, but I felt charitable. The meal that came was tiny: a couple of very thin rashers of fatty bacon, a half cooked ugly inedible red sausage, one over-cooked egg (instead of the two as advertised), a small plank of awful sourdough (why do we allow this masquerade of bread in Britain?), a spoonful of cold baked beans, some tiny chopped mushrooms spoilt by balsamic vinegar (?), a tiny but ok hash brown, and two tiny hot ok tomatoes. Being English - and having already paid - I didn't complain. So this review berates me too. O, reader do not sympathize with my experience, but don't pay until you get a plateful of food you are satisfied with in this establishment. Whether you take the (high) risk of trying it out is up to you. I won't darken its doors again.

We visited Edinburgh for two nights we went to cafe Cockburn/ coffee n more and were greeted by a friendly and helpful young lady we had a gluten intolerant member in our party and asked was there a menu for him We were given excellent customer service and our breakfast was perfect it included perhaps THE best burger ever the ‘ Wallace’ burger a feast in itself Magical and I REALLY hope people will come to this little place of cafe heaven Five stars ( we didn’t find it straight away on our first day that would of been the icing on the cake) Unquestionably be there again as soon as we enter Edinburgh Loved it

This business has rebranded and now called Coffee ‘N’ more. We went here whilst we were on a visit to Edinburgh which is regular for us . We saw this re brand and thought we would give it a try. The kids saw Nutella and banana smoothie which they normally enjoy but this was just a small piece of Nutella to colour the iced water and very little taste of banana. 1 of the smoothies was thick and one was like water so we asked for another. This was free of charge but neither kid drank it as it was disgusting. At £4.30 each that was money down the drain. The pancakes were nothing startling my panini wasn’t toasted properly a d the breakfast was nothing to write home about. At just under £50 for 4 people this was very overpriced and the food was low standard. Don’t think I will be back

We stumbled on this little coffee house. Its got a good menu and the coffee is really really good, i believe the owners are from South America, Columbia and there is a Turkish lady who helped us with some coffee to buy, lost the receipt with her name but she was lovely, very friendly and told us all about the coffee. She made the hour we had just chilling very memorable and we left feeling as if we spoilt in the cafe. The french accordion music was good too So many cafes are becoming same same, its the staff and quality of goods at this place that makes it different and it smashes it on both counts.

We were trying to find the best restaurant in Edinburgh and I can say with honesty: we did! The amazing atmosphere which welcomed us was just the beginning. The waiter was a young lady who managed to keep all of our orders in her mind without writing it down - which I found fascinating. Food quality and taste both outstanding, service was fast. The coffee was outstanding also. Toilet very clean. They welcome disabled people also. It’s about 5 minutes walk away from the train station. Good location to reach the castle and newtown also. Highly recommend!

We had a lovely time at cockburn cafe! Nice cup of coffee, lovely cakes and such a nice atmosphere! We tried the grilled salmon and the naughty chicken, both were excellent! The staff was very helpful and friendly too. Will definitely be back!

In difficult times, our meal was delicious, the service was exemplary and the cost reasonable. The Covid regulations were well catered for too.

Waited out in the rain for 25min only to be told it's booked out. Don't remember seeing anywhere where you can book. There was a table for four clearly empty.

Terrible food. The tea was cold. Asked for another pot. The waitress was happy to replace and apologies made. 2nd pot was still cold. All 5 breakfasts where cold. When paying advised we will not pay for the tea or one of the breakfasts that...

I visit this cafe every time I visit Edinburgh and it never fails to impress me. Grey food, excellent coffee and a great little cafe that is very well designed and very welcoming. A must visit.

I have to say, I didn't think I could be so impressed by a burger in a Scottish cafe bistro, but I am. Saturday night and we wanted something to eat. We ordered two beef burgers and one with chicken breast... My burger with the...

Lovely little cafe on the way to the Royal Mile serving good coffee and decent breakfast. Cosy interior and friendly staff.

Only ate here as everywhere else around was booked up. This place was empty... Massively overpriced, average food,£20 for oven potato wedges, dry butterflied chicken breast, a few sprigs of rocket and a cherry tomato. Desserts appear to be cheap catering cakes with fruit sauce...

This was a very over priced meal for what seemed like nothing. My partner's bacon was blue and there was mould on the potato scones, my scrambled egg was like it was shoved In the microwave and left for ages. I ordered toast but was...

Breakfast was substantial, delicious with hot strong coffee and pleasant service with a smile. We loved the cafe vibe.

Service: friendly Food: hearty Beer: cold Pub: warm Would recommend to anyone looking for an authentic Scottish pub experience

Is it possible to mess up a simple full breakfast? The answer is yes - this was quite simply the worst fried breakfast I have ever had

From amazing smoothies to incredible dishes. One of my new favorite spots in Edinburgh. The staff was very polite and knowledgeable of the area. I highly recommend you make this a dine experience. Breakfast was amazing.. and open early for you early vacation risers.

Yummy food and lovely coffee, service was excellent and the best music I've heard played in a coffee shop ever. We just stumbled across this little gem but will definitely be back next time were in Edinburgh.

We popped in for lunch on our first day in Edinburgh. We ordered a toasted sandwich and an ordinary sandwich. There wasn’t a choice of white or brown bread. The tasted sandwich was made in a sandwich maker and tasted fine. The normal sandwich was...

Echt een leuk koffietentje. In een sfeervol straatje net onder de Royal Mile. Goede lunch en vriendelijk personeel.

The food was very tasty although small portions for breakfast. The restaurant is cozy and the personnel is very kind and careful. The temperatures inside the restaurant were quite low, so I had to keep my jacket on. Overall worth the visit. Cheers!

Stopped here for our first morning in Edinburgh and had a great breakfast. Would definitely recommend stopping in!

Small breakfast was just right! The large cup of coffee was steaming, and the seating cozy. Very convenient to the Royal Mile.

Sitio perfecto para un buen desayuno. No sólo tienen repostería; cuentan con un montón de variedad de comida adaptada a diferentes gustos. El personal fue muy amable. Buen precio, y en pleno centro. 100% recomendado

Posto piacevole, bella atmosfera, punto strategico. Servizio rapido e cortese. Prezzi nella norma per il centro di Edimburgo. Abbiamo preso solo white coffee e tè ed erano buoni. Non posso dire nulla della cucina.

We visited one evening, but were disappointed by our meals and the dodgy decor, which felt as if it had been bodged together (nothing matched and ours wasn't the only table with nails sticking out of the rustic tables).

Vi gik tilfældigt derind for at spise frokost. Der er en rigtig hyggelig rolig stemning og der ikke meget plads, men det skaber også hyggen. Vi bestlie burgers og de var begge rigtig gode! Vi fik kaffe to go og priserne var rigtig fine. God og smilende service

The cutest and coziest little cafe in the heart of Edinburgh! As soon as you step foot in this cafe, it feels like you're in a movie set centuries back. We stayed in a hotel in the same street, and went to Cafe Cockburn for breakfast everyday! The food is delicious, and the staff is great!

I believe that so far this was the best place I have been to eat a breakfast. So beautiful place, small and warm. Good tastes. Friendly staff. May be you should make a reservation first even if we found a table without one.

Lovely haggis and egg breakfast bun. Pot of tea. Cosy setting. Staff were attentive. What more do you want!!

We went for breakfast and were seated in a cute corner and enjoyed eggs, beans, toast and piping hot pots of tea. Good service and good price point. Lovely little spot!

Popped in for breakfast because the hotel only served continental breakfast. The staff were pleasant on entering.

Popped in for light lunch during visit to Edinburgh. Cafe is in good location just behind Waverley Station. It is cramped but with a rustic feel. We ordered 2 small breakfasts (pleased that they offer the breakfast all day when lots of places don't). Quality of the food was not great, weird sausage fried after being cut in half - tasted more like chorizo than a Scottish sausage, 2 slices of cheap, dry bacon and toast was floppy white bread with margarine on it. We had to try to get the waitress's attention to get some ketchup and no salt or pepper on tables either. My friend's coffee was small when we had ordered large so it had to be changed. They have a large menu so could probably do with cutting it down and doing fewer things better. However, guess they probably just rely on tourists so it seems they don't care if people come back or not. We certainly won't.

Very pleasant and cute cafe, staff was very nice and helpful, lovely atmosphere and feeling of the whole place

Lovely little cafe. Good service. Serves breakfast menu all day and caters for various dietary needs.

It's nice place, with great welcome and top for your breakfast. Employees are very kind and friendly.

Don’t miss this cute spot. In a city filled with over priced disappointment this place is special. Serves breakfast late which is great for those of us who do not want to get up early. Prices fantastic! Food and drink even better. Had the breakfast with egg, sausage, bacon and toast along with a latte. Freshly cooked and all perfectly prepared. Space is tight but they manage to serve quickly and efficiently. Loved it!

Wish we would have found this place earlier in our trip. Had breakfast here during our last morning. Wonderful. Not to pricey. Two hot chocolates for the boys. Coffee Late for the miss’s. Cappuccino for me. Four breakfasts. Approx total about 50 pounds. Clean well prepped meals. Sausages were high quality. Eggs well cooked. Beans were perfect. Coffees were beautiful to look at and tasty. Potato scones were fresh. Bacon was nicely fried. No complaints. Friendly staff worked hard to please.

Lovely cafe with nice breakfast. Coffee’s quote ok too! I love their cute spoon and wooden interior, kinda like a lodge house inside.

Een uitstekend Schots ontbijt met een heerlijke cappuccino. Gezellige zaak niet ver van de Royal Mile.

The four of us had a light lunch of tea and toasted sandwiches, which was tasty and well-presented. The staff were welcoming and efficient. For me, this cafe is a great option in the city centre for people who want to avoid chains or who aren't in the mood for a pub.

Vraiment une bonne surprise, des produits frais, savoureux et un accueil souriant, sympathique. Mention spéciale pour le carrot cake...

We just walked out as we waited 10 minutes and no one acknowledgement or drinks order or anything. Just awful service. Cleaning up seemed a higher priority than serving the people.

We always for a spot with a local feel, and the cafe had it. Beautifully done salmon, tasty potato wedges, and baby arugula made an absolutely lovely combination. I would happily recommend Cafe Cockburn to friends. Jim S.

Fine selection of teas..... this cafe was very cozy, good and pleasant staff, nice place for a cuppa .Opens late..... the music was different but relaxing.

Ce café est plutôt mignon avec une belle déco. Le serveur qui nous a accueilli était plutôt froid. La serveuse en revanche était très sympathique et a même parlé en français avec nous. Café sympa mais sans plus

If you don’t mind waiting an hour for breakfast you’re ok !!!no food or drink was being served and at least 6 people walked out ! Terrible service

Lovely cafe, but to many tables, so a bit squashed. 4 in our party, we all ordered lunch, food came out but mine was missing. Waited for 10 mins but became obvious they'd forgotten my order. A quick apology & 5 minutes later my ham & cheese toastie came out. I say "toastie" very loosely as I dont really know what it was. Looked like undercooked white bread not toastie at all, didnt eat it & the staff didnt comment "was there something wrong " when they collected the plates. Didn't complain as we were with family. Wouldn't eat there again.

We ordered coffee, cappuccinos and breakfast. Everything was delicious. Great experience. Recommend for anyone.

La comida en la cafetería era encantadora. Sin embargo, el personal me pareció bastante grosero y, aunque habíamos reservado una mesa, todavía había gente comiendo cuando llegamos 5 minutos antes y no había ningún lugar para esperar. Tuvimos que esperar unos 10 minutos para nuestra mesa y la mesa que nos dieron era extremadamente pequeña y, aunque la comida era muy buena, nos sentimos incómodos, así que no pudimos disfrutar de la comida.

Μικρό και όμορφο καφέ στην καρδιά του Εδιμβούργου. Cosi μεν, πολύ καλό cappuccino με ομορφα κουταλάκια, αλλά δεν συνάντησε τις προσδοκίες στα υπόλοιπα. Τσάι ginger τυποποιημένο και σαλάτα χωρίς σταγόνα λάδι!

Today I was pop into the cafe for lunch! I ordered to Roslin burger(veg burger)Absolutely it was fantastic! Really enjoyed! Thank you!!

Stopped in on our way To the train station. Lunch was delicious, staff were friendly, great atmosphere!

After great food in another small independent we chose to eat at another.

Really not worth it. This place is quite expensive and bad food.

Cute place, but very very slow. Staff had trouble with English. Food mediocre. Too many good choices in this area to waste a meal here.

Popped in for lunch. I asked for no tomato in my sandwich which then arrived with tomato! When I asked for another they returned it with tomato still inside. Service quite insolent, verging on rude. I wouldn’t bother.

We had really delicious Scottish food and the service was excellent! Premier location on Cockburn St in historic Edinburgh, Scotland.

The location and ambiance of the place is nice. My friend had the veggie burger and the cheese looked like it was a slice of the rind or it was old.. When notified they didn't care

Great place to recover from waking all Day long and to have a great experience with good meals. Price are ok.

We stopped in here for a bowl of soup on a cool day. The special that day was lentil soup. It was excellent and gluten free.

Fui a desayunar ayer. El desayuno estaba bien, pero sospecho que la tostada estaba cubierta de marg en lugar de mantequilla y los huevos estaban duros. Lo peor de todo, una tetera era 4. 95 y por ese precio obtienes una bolsita de té! !

Looks really nice – and maybe the prices are higher at fringe time but a coffee, soft drink, breakfast roll and a croissant came in at £16 !!!!

We came across this Quirky little café Cockburn and discovered a hidden gem. Most welcoming staff greeted us. The food quality was simply the best! Highly recommend😊

Recent visit during Edinburgh fringe festival. For two teas and a fall to pieces super crumbly scone costs £15.40. Would not have been so bad if quality was better but I hate being ripped off.

Stopped in last minute because it started raining, glad we did. service and food was great. We had hot panini and a sandwich with some drinks. Cute cozy cafe.

We had a great breakfast and had to go back for lunch menu. The good was delicious. Everyone was very nice and helpful. And it was very helpful that They have USB ports for the customers.

This place is terrible cramped into what looks like someone’s living room with tat everywhere

Food was good. But when we paid and got our change we were given out of date currency and as we are tourist's we didn't know until someone pointed it out and told us it's illegal to give it as change. Very disappointed by this

We had the naughty chicken, which was nice and well flavored. Sadly that’s the only thing that can be said about it. Some rocket salad and a (=one) slice of tomato carelessly slapped on a plate with some dry rice. For just under 24£. Who are we kidding here:)

Don't know if this was usual prices, but for a CAFE I thought was a bit much even if in Edinburgh! We ended up here as the fringe festival/ tattoo was on and we couldn't get in any where else. The menu was huge, but then we realized you could only have one half before 1pm, and the other half after. We went for the burgers, came quickly, was hot, potato wedges were nice, but then at £17 each I would hope so. My husband ordered a coke £4! And I had a small glass of wine £9! Both were unchilled, no ice, I wondered why all the other tables just had tap water. When I got the bill, 3 cokes had been added, I always check my Bill's... was this genuine mistake or aimed at people who don't check. Enjoyed it, although it was your average cafe burger, for that price I will make sure I book into a nice, similar priced restaurant next time!

Expensive, but then so is everything in Edinburgh. Cake and coffee was lovely, staff were nice and helpful and the toilet wasn't out of Trainspotting. It's great to sit here and watch the world go by.

We stopped off here with friends for breakfast. It is located just off the Royal Mile therefore quite expensive. The waitress mucked up a simple drinks order. I had a roll with egg and haggis. The egg was overcooked and I was disappointed it was not served on the famous Scottish breakfast roll. It was served with a large cocktail stick stuck in the middle with an uncooked cherry tomato stuck on the top? Okay but not great.

After enjoying our trip to this cafe when we last visit Edinburgh we were really looking forward to returning! Sadly, we were left disappointed. The cafe itself is in a great location and we enjoyed our fruit smoothies. We we were informed that there were no more potato scones left which and were offered an additional choice to replace this. My husband asked for no bacon or tomatoes on his large breakfast and he was given the bacon and tomatoes but none of the other additions (mushrooms, beans etc). The waitress explained that they had run out of the other ingredients and I have to say neither of us enjoyed the food we were given - it seems the main ingredient was paprika sprinkled over everything. If we had been informed about most of the missing ingredients we would have ordered something else or perhaps gone somewhere else for breakfast. Some members of waiting staff were just sat on their phones. When we asked for a credit card receipt we were told that the bill was the receipt and they didn’t provide anything else. All very strange, disappointing, and unprofessional. Sorry to say we won’t be returning.

Visited Cafe Cockburn for lunch a couple of weeks ago and was extremely surprised when told that sandwiches, toasties, paninis/wraps etc were only served until 1pm - I would say this time is too early to stop serving lunch and maybe look into extending the time to at least 2pm.

Petite place sympathique, comme le personnel et le menu. Ce que nous cherchions. Prix raisonnables. Parfait, merci.

Went for the lunch as it was on wuntu's 2for1 offer. Really should have mentioned before I ordered. Food was nice, 330ml coke was 2.95! Yikes but thought all ok with 2for1. When came to pay bill they said don't accept these offers and to watch what you read on the internet!!

Атмосфера вроде бы приятная, но блюда выглядят не эстетично. Брали завтрак, он оказался не вкусным. Сосиски просто ужасные и яйца некачественно пожарены.

If you come to late you get almost nothing from the menu especially diet food like soups or salads . You must get hamburgers with terrible common frozen fries or potatoes .

We walked in after a long day sight seeing. We were very warmly welcomed. Great service. Food was excellent. The interio was very unique and rustic...very enjoyable.

We stopped by here on a weekend in Edinburgh as it was just round the corner from our hotel. The staff were friendly and helpful, the cafe has a warm and characterful atmosphere. Loved the mezzanine full of eggs! Food was super, especially the warm pitta and hoummous: best hangover remedy! A recommended place to snuggle in on a wet afternoon. Service was a bit slow, considering the small number of tables and the relatively high number of staff but the food was worth waiting for. I was in two minds about the fact that our little table was right next to the open bin, it was unpretentious but then again, a bit nasty! Overall though, I'd recommend stopping by.

Some friends and I had breakfast here twice on a weekend visit to Edinburgh. We had various options from a bacon butty (with a spicy and parsley butter twist) to a full breakfast. It was delicious and tasty with the addition of some slightly spicy ingredients that pepped it up so the food rose above the standard café fare. The coffee which accompanied the meal was good and the people friendly. The situation, just off the royal mile, was ideal for us as we visited a convention at The Pleasance and we were travelling in from Dunfermline (so ravenous by the time we got to Edinburgh). I would eat there again when I next visit the city.

What a lovely little gem of a place, super cosy, freshly cooked and tasty food and exceptionally friendly service - thank you & we’ll be back 👍

A beautiful first impression for our first visit to Scotland. The food was great with a fantastic price to match.The whole cafe had a very homely atmosphere and the owners have great music taste. We'll definitely be coming back here again.

14 pound notes for a meagre chicken burger with frozen potato wedges. Also note they have refilled the branded ketchup bottles, with an inferior, cheap and nasty alternative. Something I am sure, breaks some kind of rule in the trade descriptions act handbook. Save your money and get to Maccies!!

Lovely unpretentious food.Reasonably priced. Great service. Helpful and friendly. Decent veggie breakfast and cakes. Recommend!

My 3 friends and I found this lovely little cafe when we were looking for somewhere to have breakfast, we were served by a lovely friendly young lady who couldn't do enough to help us, the breakfast was delicious and presented beautifully , if you're not a fan of paprika please tell them because it is sprinkled on yr toast. Even tho it is small they have made good use of all the space. I am gonna say if you walk on past this diamond of a place then you are missing out on some wonderful food and hospitality. They loved my multi coloured shirt so I said I would mention it in my review.

Delicious full breakfast, I have travelled the world many times serving on Royal Air Force 10 Squadron and The Royal Flight and I can sincerely say that was one if not the best breakfast I have had, and my gorgeous partner agrees, and she is quite a critic! Recommended all heartedly 10 out of 10

Called in here during a brief visit to Edinburgh. Found Cafe Cockburn, just off the Royal Mile, to be a perfect spot for a quiet coffee break and catch up on the WiFi.

Gyönyörű,központi helyen,kiváló éltelekkel/italokkal,fantasztikus, kedves,mosolygós,barátságos személyzettel várja vendégeit. :) Próbáljátok ki....nem fogjátok megbánni :)