Urban Coffee

The staff was very friendly, it's close to the main street, and the service was quick. The price is low, but the quality isn't great. We bought a chocolate chip cookie, and I couldn't even finish it.

Ordered ice latte and asked for ice cream instead of ice in it. The barista, a young gentleman, was helpful, prepared a fantastic ice latte. I again, met the mistakenly thought polite form " tetszik kérni" which is frankly a very insulting form of fake politeness. Please learn how to be professional and polite. Either use the simple 3rd person conjugation /magázás/ or learn neutral phrases / "hozhatok vmit, adhatok egy párnát?" a "tetszik kérni egy párnát" helyett/. Apart from this the service was quick and thoughtful and the terrace is a nice place to chill and enjoy your drink.

We came from Azerbaijan, we didn't even know there was such a place. Then we tasted the food and fell in love. I was always looking for a delicious croissant. And I couldn't find it. It is very beautiful.

Great little place with seating outside. While the name of the place has coffee in it, the real delights are the bakery items. While I enjoyed my cheesecake, the triple pain au chocolat blew our minds so much so that we wanted another one immediately. Can highly recommend coming here for the bakery items. We are definitely visiting again :)

A small hole in the wall kind of cafe. The selection on the menu is wide and the coffee itself was ok. Perhaps I've been spoiled with other coffee houses, but I expected it to have more of an atmosphere. There is a definite hipster-barista vibe but only paper cups and plates (but I know it's hard to wash crockery if you're only one person). Maybe if there was no outside sitting I wouldn't have that no-paper expectation? Anyway, if you need a quick coffee fix it might just be your place, for a longer cafe hang out there are better options.