Albert Cafe

This is a review of lunch with two friends at Albert Café in the Albert Court Village Hotel.
This is not a restaurant you are likely to simply stumble on.
The staff was very friendly and helpful.
The ambiance completely reminded me of the quaint little restaurants one finds in hotels in England. It is something along the lines of an old-​school parlour. it was clean, neat, and well-​maintained. It was not very busy for lunch.
The menu is extensive. It ranges from western (American and European) to Southeast Asia to Indian dishes. It is owned by the same folks that own the nearby Indian restaurant (Shishmahal)
The food was basic average to good. It was freshly prepared.
Chicken Fajitas — This was my lunch. Do not expect a traditional sizzling plate of fajitas. It does include ingredients one associates with fajitas; chicken, flour tortillas, sour cream, salsa, and red peppers. But it was not prepared in a traditional way. It was a little sparse also. Plus, there weren’t any beans or rice. it was decent enough but I wouldn’t order it again.
Fish & Chips — My friends both ordered fish and chips. They seemed to enjoy them. They looked appetizing.
Overall — There isn’t really anything particularly wrong with Albert Café. But, there isn’t anything that really pops out about the place. I certainly do not think it is a place to go out of your way to visit. I also think there are numerous more interesting options nearby. It does offer some western dishes that are not prevalent in the neighbourhood. The staff was super friendly.