Yeti

If I could give this place 3,5 stars, I would. Very nice sunny décor, thoughtful service, pleasant atmosphere. Having said that, our expectations were high due to blogs/​reviews, and the food was simply not at that level. We went for a lunch, but ordered from the brunch menu, as it was Sunday. The pancakes were good, not amazing, the egg dish was fine except for an unsuccessful gluten-​free tortilla. We did not like the coffee at all. Lovely place with Ok food.

Overall good lunch, or brunch spot, that uses fresh ingredients and interesting flavor combinations. Their specialty is the naan «pizzas». There is a wide range of flavors which makes the choice of which to order difficult, but I have a feeling that they’re all very yummy. My friend and I came together and ordered two to split. We got the Guacamole with added chicken and ordered the Artichoke. Unfortunately, there were some order mishaps happening in the kitchen so, instead of the Artichoke we ended up with the Dating a Goat pizza. It ended up being good, different that what we had expected though. Once we’d started eating, our waiter realized and was very apologetic and friendly about it. The pizzas were both very good, though. The guacamole was fresh and there was lots of it, pairing nicely with the salty chicken. The Dating a Goat was topped with beet purée, pieces of fig, goat cheese and arugula. It was a little sweet for my liking, but the goat cheese cut it a little bit which was nice. The dough was soft on the middle and slightly crispy on the edges, overall very delicious. Though the pizzas look massive, the crust is very thin so it ends up actually being a nice light lunch. I would give them more stars, except for the confusion of our order, which I saw happening at a couple other tables as well. The place is very small, there was only one chef working in the kitchen at a the time, so I think this can lend itself to some miscommunication when it comes to customer orders. However, what we ended up getting was still delicious and it’s somewhere I would definitely recommend!

Tombée sur cette adresse en parcourant des blog sur resto végétariens, mon sang né fait qu’un tour, allons tester leur brunch dimanche matin. L’endroit est vraiment cool, plein de bonnes idées déco pour ceux en manqué d’inspiration créative chez eux et un personnel vraiment relax et sympa. Le brunch se présente sous forme de menu, avec quelques petits choix à prendre pour le composer selon ses propres gouts. Bref, je pars sur le café à volonté, un jus d’orange, un granola tout simplement excellent, des légumes toastés, des pancakes, un scone au coco et une grande assiette (florentine) composée de 2 oeufs pochés, d’épinards, du saumon gravelax et d’un muffin. C’est super bon, et surtout, je suis parée pour tenir toute la journée sans plus rien avaler tellement c’est copieux. Le seul petit bémol, c’est le prix qui est quand même copieux lui aussi, 32 € la formule, mais bon, à priori, je tiendrai la journée sans autres aliments à ingurgiter. Bref, contente d’être tombée sur ce blog cette semaine et d’avoir tester cet endroit. Next move, venir goûter leur Naan en semaine car ça n’a pas l’air mal non plus!

Très bon concept, très original ! Ici, vous mangerez des pizzas sur base de pain naan. Et les garnitures sont vraiment originales elles aussi. Sur la mienne, il y avait notamment du miso maison, des chips de kale, des algues. Je me suis régalée ! Pour né rien gâcher, le personnel est gentil, la carte des boissons originale (encore !), la déco très cool et le quartier hyper sympa. A tester !

Accueil exécrable ! Endroit qui se la raconte.

Super savoureux, bonnes quantités, super qualité, et lieu pas trop bruyant.
Pour un brunch qui sort des goûts ordinaires…
En un mot: un vrai régal !

Original et vraiment super bon! On a tous pris des naan différents et ils étaient tous délicieux. De plus, les prix sont plus que raisonnables et le naan est assez grand, même pour les gros appétits. J’y retournerai, c’est certain. J’en ai encore l’eau à la bouche et j’ai hâte de goûter le lunch.

This is a slightly upper class nice breakfast place, with a menu that changes quite a bit. We tried the brunch, which was pricy but very good and varied. They have things like eggs, pancakes, yoghurt, bacon, and various salads.
All of this is served in a relaxed open atmosphere, that is a bit more hipster style.