I remember 7 West as THE date place back in the day but I hadn't been to back in awhile. I decided to revist for lunch at the invitation of my sister who had a Groupon voucher. We were seated on the main floor and noticed that the tables were quite close together. Luckily I hadn't planned on having any super private conversations. We ordered the house salad and the proscuitto sandwich. Salad was good although we asked for no onions and onions still appeared. It was also a bit heavy on the dressing. The proscuitto sandwich came with a side of crisps and was good but ordinary. Not my first choice for lunch in the area but food was passable. Maybe it was because it was day time but it just didn't have that cozy, intimate feel I remember from years back? read more

I was shocked to find out I had never written a review about this place. Specially, taking into consideration I have been coming to this Cafe for over 15 years. Perhaps as a subconscious attempt to keep 7 West as little known as possible? Alas, the point of writing reviews for Yelp is to share the love and not keep little gems like this to myself. Hence here you are, reading my words. As I have said before, people go to different places for different reasons as restaurants may be good for some things and not others. For example, in the years I have been coming here, I have only have had dinner or lunch a handful of times. 'Why?' You ask? Simple. The menu, which is mostly Fusion, with an Italian and Middle Eastern bent does not inspire me, plus it is marginally pricey for the type of food you get. I dare say that there is nothing wrong with the menu but I am the type of person who really looks forward to having a good meal. One that I would be intrinsically looking forward to having. Simply put, 7 West does not inspire that in me. I will however drop by for an appetizer (Hummus) or for various types of coffees. Many times I may have dropped by for a glass Red or I might drop by for a beer, although it is worth mentioning they only sell it by the bottle, no pints. Desserts are also good too although selection does vary. Service levels are good. I never had an issue. So why do I like this place so much? The decor. Seriously, this place looks awesome at night, candle light reflecting off the exposed brick, the sort of Gothic vibe on the third floor... Oh, did I mention that? This place has three storeys to choose from. The lower floor is meant to be the quiet one, working its way to the top floor which is arguably the loudest. Although you can easily hold a conversation so it is not particularly loud. There is also the location! I have friends all over Toronto and this joint is literally central, being just a few minutes walk south from Yonge and Bloor, so it makes it the perfect place for a small get together. Plus: The place is open 24/7. read more

This is another Toronto landmark that USED to be incredible (an easy 5-stars). Unfortunately, in recent years, 7 West stopped paying attention to the little details that truly made it a gem. Open 24 hours, tons of great desserts, and a deathly dope space, 7 West has definitely got the formula right. Their appetizers are still fantastic (who doesn't want hummus and nachos at 3am?), but the meals have started to fall off a bit (ie, cheap buns make bad sandwiches). A few friends, apps, drinks and a nice slice of cheesecake for the road, 7 West might not own the same charm that it once did, but it's still a decent spot to share some time with the crew. read more

Ok so this is how I will break it down... Good for: A quiet drink alone, a date, a good catch up with a friend, a break up spot, an after-movie-lets-chat-about-the-film, I've-got-time-to-kill-before-I-meet-someone, or a pre going out meeting spot that is low vibe. Not Good For: Group birthdays, group of friends meeting spot, or any type of group outing for that matter. Hard pounding shot games, anyone looking for an up-tempo atmosphere. I love love this place. But I love the 7 west bread with a bottle of wine, a drink or a coffee, opposed to a "nice dinner out" scenario. It is wonderful and has it's rightful intellectual place in the city! Go read more

Not the best place you can eat in the Yorkville area, but the best selling point for this place is that it's open 24 hours. The dining area on the ground floor has a quasi romantic vibe and the two floors above are a bit more casual if you can make it up their narrow staircase. Pasta dishes here are pretty delish and their desserts are decent. read more

Disappointing service and food. It took over an hour for us to get brunch when our waitresses section was half full. She kept forgetting our order and had to stop by the table for us to remind her again. When our food finally came, the eggs were burnt and pretty much everything was cold (toast, bacon, sausage, eggs). We even overheard other tables complaining to the waitress about the service. I have been to this place before and it wasn't half bad, but after the horrible experience today I am crossing it off my list. read more

Great 24-hr location (location, location!) at Yonge and Bloor. Not Accessible (keep in mind for people with mobility issues or Accessibility issues, it should actually BE Accessible but doesn't appear to be) especially with 3 floors. Food is ok, but over years, the menu hasn't changed much. Food is so-so. 7 West has a great vibe, a cool ambiance, but service could be better, and very crowded at certain hours. A good place for a first date, but overall, it's a much younger and louder crowd which is totally fine, but expect a lot of noise, at times very loud music and almost sitting on top (literally) of the person or table beside you; it's that cramped. Über cramped. Again, its 24 hr hours are great and location couldn't be beat. Overall not a bad place but don't expect super customer service at all or superb, out of this world food. read more

A bad breakfast experience. We tried it because of the high Yelp ratings. To be fair, they apparently were "down one cook" (we were advised after a 40 minute wait). But still, we were a party of 6, and there were only two other two-tops occupied, and even then we waited an hour for our food. Two of our party just had toast, so this was not complicated! When it arrived, finally, the food was very average. One of our party ordered oatmeal and it was dry to the point of inedible. My vegetable omelette wasn't cold, but it had obviously been sitting in the kitchen for a while before being served. The service was barely adequate. Our server, while friendly, was inattentive. At one point I got up and grabbed the coffee pot from behind the bar and refilled our table's cups because she was no where to be found. Remember, there were only three occupied tables in the place. Unfortunately, this was our first time in Toronto, and hoped for a solid breakfast find - this wasn't it. read more

I spent literally 80 minutes for waiting my food. Yea of course the server took our order but he forgot :) we waited and waited to check again whether the food is coming or not but he wouldnt come to us because this place is sooooo fcking busy and full. And you know what. Someone stole my new precious wallet that was inside of my bag right under my seat. Of course the serve said "i dont know? i didnt see anyone" Never going back. read more

This was my breakfast go to place all Caribana weekend. It seemed to be the only thing open between 4-6am when we would get back to our hotel from the club. And although the omelette may not be the best I'll ever experience in my lifetime, when you're that hungry at that o'clock, they are the greatest things since sliced bread! With a side of homefries that'll make you slap your mama! Lost one star over finding out they were out of pancakes after we placed our pick up order and arrived at the cafe. read more

Great drinks, great location, great atmopsphere, and great food! What more could you want?! A little pricey - but the portions are big. My Rosie Ravioli (stuffed with cheese and asaparagus, in a blush sauce) was wonderful. 13 bucks, and I was stuffed! Well...not so stuffed that I couldn't have a slice of the dulce de leche cheesecake, which was also fab!! Would definitely come here again! read more

I just realized I hadn't written a review for 7 West! It's the place to go to when you're in the Yonge/Bloor area. Plus it's open late at night for those night owls & clubbers. Last time I was here I had the pesto chicken pasta which was absolutely delish. And we had a slice of chocolate cake for dessert which was totally sinful. Yeah, 7 West remains a cool place to hang out. When I attended the premiere of Sharkwater a while back (a documentary on guess what? Sharks!) the film director & star Rob Stewart invited everyone over to 7 West where they were having an after party. Loved it! read more

Some reviewers mentioned that this place's only appeal is that it's 24/7 and isn't fast food. I have to disagree. The atmosphere is really nice. It's very dark, so I guess it makes it a great blind date spot to visit if you're not sure what your date will end up looking like. With 3 floors you have a bit of choice with what noise level you're sitting in. Which I suppose can also help you with a poor date. I kid! On a serious note, the service is ok (nothing mind-blowing and you may not get much service depending on where you're sitting) and the drinks (while a bit pricey) are delicious. I didn't have a chance to try the food, but the items weren't too cheap. This place is the perfect place to go to if you've been out late with your gf/bf or friends and want to keep the evening going, but you don't want to go to a loud club/bar. read more

Cozy and dark, great for a beer or a night time chat with friends. They have a small patio in the back, it's nothing too special but I had a great time there with friends and a bottle of wine. Also great music selection. This is THE perfect neighborhood bar. Also it's open 24/7 which is pretty awesome :-) This place is so much better than Wish (it's run by the same people). Be careful of eating out on the veranda on the first floor.... I was accosted by a homeless person and had to move inside. read more

7 West, a bit of a strange joint, kind of Janus-faced .... half the week (Sun-Wed) in the evenings it is a relaxed, chill place great for reading or discussions. In other words, an actual cafe. The other half? It's a bar, plain and simple - loud (great music though) and crowded. The service is pretty good, and unlike a lot of places in Toronto, it's easy to strike up a conversation with your server - in fact, I would say the biggest plus to the place is that (sorry to say) un-Toronto vibe that allows total strangers to talk to each other. The best part of 7 West is how friendly and open the place can be, servers and customers alike, at any time of day. While the obvious time to come here is at night, I would recommend coming during the day as well - it's a neat place to hang out. While the service is good and the atmosphere great, the prices aren't, and the food is passable. I would say the prices are high, especially for what you're getting ($7 for a bottle of Guinness? Really?). 7 West has found a niche, and kudos for them, I say. But I would also say it's unfortunate that it is the only place of its kind in this part of Toronto - we need more places like this, not only for its hours, but the atmosphere as well. read more

Maybe closer to a 3.5/5 depending on the night. The Bloor/Yonge area has always been strangely bereft of good dining options outside of grab-and-go places, so I find myself heading to 7 West periodically. Food: Nothing extraordinary, and a little overpriced, but they have a wide variety of food items and some of their burger/sandwich options are surprisingly tasty. Appetizers are a generously portioned. Drink: A good selection of the basics. Some of the cocktails I've tried are good, maybe a couple were below average. Service: Not too shabby. You won't be left waiting eternally. I also appreciate how they leave each table with a bottle of water and replenish when necessary. Ambience: Probaly the main reason to come here. Cozy, intimate, and softly lit, but without feeling staid or stuffy. You can sustain a conversation without having to shout over the table. The uppermost floor feels like a private room. read more

7 West is slightly hole-in-the-wallish looking from outside ... but the interior is all wooden, dark and cozy with steamy windows & people talking in low voices ... I absolutely loved the vibe & food. I ordered soup (decent) and spaghetti which I found to be so satisfying it had me craving my childhood staple for weeks after! Table ordered some bruschetta which was delish. Portions are huge, no-one finished their meals, mostly due to the decadent cake they temptingly keep displayed. It was here, at 7 West, that I had an earth-shattering, life changing epiphany: serving cakes at room temperature turns a pretty good cake into an 'omg I'm dying and want to order 3 more slices and eat with my hands without being judged' experience. Seriously, try it. And eat here, too. read more

Seven West is an interesting alternative if you are looking for an atmospheric place to hang out in the after hours. The 24 hour concept sets it apart. I come here if have insomnia and/or I am just craving Penne Arrabiata at 3:00 AM. It offers an alternative place to swoon with a date, after last call and when everything else in the area is closed. Hopefully you will not have any problems with old church pews being used for seating in a restaurant (2nd Floor) . Choose your favorite of the 3 floors, each with its own distinct atmosphere. The concept is perhaps bit dated for 2014 . The rather artsy-bohemian staff can be quite attentive or alternatively disinterested and slow. read more

Whoa, a 24-hr joint that's not a MickyD's or Timmy's or Fran's? DECE. A friend recommended this place for its desserts. Try the Apple Pie - it's delicious! Double fudge choco cake - nuthin' to complain about that one. I would pass up the Diamonds and Pearls though, prolly just cus I'm not a huge cheesecake fan :p This place has multiple levels. Pretty sweet place for a date. Get cozy! read more

The only gay owned and operated establishment west of Yonge street worth frequenting. Good value, reliable and always a vibe 24/7. This would be 5 stars if they did something about the ventilation. Our clothes stunk when we left. Not great for a first date. read more

A quaint little place a colleague recommended, easily passed over as another house on the street if you're not looking closely. The three-storey restaurant is not wheelchair accessible, the stairs are steep, and the seating is small. Nonetheless, it's got cute decorations with a rustic feel. Each floor seems to have a theme and caters to a slightly different kind of audience. The first floor - quick and casual patrons that can't be bothered to go up a floor; second - more relaxed patrons looking for a drink to accompany their meal; third - quiet and classic space, good for a chat with one or two friends. As we went up the floors to find a good table, we were greeted by the waitress on each floor. On the third we were told there's also a patio area! The roofed patio is almost like the inside of a cottage/garden house - it's a little bit chillier (heat lamps in place if needed)?but there's ample natural sunlight. Walking in you notice signage indicating 7 West is open 24/7, which got me hopeful for a reliable and diverse menu that could make it a convenient stop if I'm in the area at any time. I wasn't disappointed by their lunch options, so I'm looking forward to returning at a different time of day to compare. The menu is simple with a fairly wide selection - pastas, pizzas, sandwiches, salads, coffees, wines, and desserts. A traditional casual Italian cuisine that looked fairly authentic. Prices were reasonable for the portion, being in Yorkville I would even say it's a good deal. Lunchtime has lunch-size pastas with a starter house salad - the portion was perfect for one meal. The salad was regular - nothing special and a decent portion. The pesto pollo penne was flavourful and the pesto was tasty. The chicken wasn't too dry thanks to the olive oil from the pesto. It was a good ratio of pasta and sauce so I was satisfied. read more

The cutest cafe in Yorkville :) It's three storeys high and we sat on the third floor beside the window overlooking Charles Street, nice ambiance. Waiters/bartenders were funny to talk to; beware though, they might try to convince you to grow a beard similar to the one that all three of them are sporting, because apparently that'd make people take you more seriously. Yup. Penne Arrabiata - I'm usually quite okay with medium spicy food, but the Italian sausage in this penne... man. The sausage itself was already spicy, topped with the spicy tomato sauce soaking the penne, you would need a lot of water... Their selection of wine is decent and the ambiance is definitely there. However, suggested to go in groups of 2-4 and 6 max because each floor is not particularly spacious and you wouldn't want to get divided up. I'd go back again for their 24/7 brunch :) read more

In the 90s, I was all about 7 West after a solid night at some second rate martini night at a deep-house club. Then I got back into my metal roots in the 00's and it became all about the Shanghai cause that was next to The Bovine, where I boozed away my early twenties. In high school, I used to work on papers and study on their tiny third floor patio that was semi-covered in the winter and always a smoking area, even though it was covered. Essentially it's three narrow floors of a café, with a nicer restaurant on the bottom floor. But what's really good is that it's open 24-7 which is nice when you need a café style sandwich at 4am. The crowd for the late night is usually a mix of drag queens, club drunks and just those late night people who love things like internet cafes and seem to just hang out all the damn time; chatting and drinking tea in oversized cups. My top pick is their tuna melt. That's the jam right there for sure. read more

Food is really average. Really the only selling point here is their ambience, and the hours. Service can be a bit of a lag at times too. Desserts are actually quite decent, would not recommend the food though. read more

7 West Cafe is a joint NOT TO BE MISSED!!!! As my YELP profile mentions, I am a late night diner - as a filmmaker, I love working all night at late night diners, where my writing is fueled by the energy of the city 7 West Cafe is a terrific place to write! First off, the cafe is very laptop friendly Second, the tea and coffee, as well as food, are all solid Third, the place is extremely unique and very much caters to an 'arsty' soul like mine - there are 3 different floors, with each one claiming a different identity, but all bonded by the fact that none play to conventional rules of interior design (which immediately makes you feel comfy, as an artist, because it only validates the artistic conviction that 'what is different, is good') For anyone that comes to Toronto, don't miss out dropping by this place AND PS - their rooftop patio is awesome - definitely worth bringing the love-of-your-life for a late night bottle of wine Enjoy all!!! read more

Great vibe. The decor, candles, layout and ambience of the whole place is just relaxing and inviting. I only came here for dessert and a drink. The martinis were strong (but good) and the cake was just meh. A slice of cake (red velvet) and a drink came to $20. So it's a pricier place (you're paying for the atmosphere and the fact that the place is up and running 24/7). I didn't think the food - or at least the dessert - warrants the price. I'd rather go to Futures. Side note: I also had a bite of the chocolate cake that night which tasted better IMO. I would possibly check it out again, but wouldn't be heartbroken if I never get the chance. read more

I've never sat in a place for an hour and not been served a drink. The server brought water and asked what we'd like. Having just sat down, we'd said we needed a minute. She didn't come back to take that order. Another server worked on the tables around us, and eventually brought us more water, but also didn't ask what we'd like. It became a kind of comedic moment, like one where you wait for that guy from Just For Laughs to jump out and tell you the crappy service will live on forever on airplane entertainment terminals. But it wasn't a prank! The original server came back an hour later. She was on break--possibly eating and drinking--can't be sure, as she only stood there as we explained that the window for ordering food and drinks closed ages ago. Weirdly, no actual apology. More bizarre than anything. Maybe wear fluorescent clothing if you go to ensure service. read more

Ordered the 7 Breakfast (poached eggs). Was decent, although my eggs were over cooked. Service was so slow. Our waitress had to reconfirm our drink order after not bringing out our drinks for 15 min. Would not return. read more

Extremely cozy and nice place. A very good find and plus it is 24/7 only makes the place even better for students. Their prices are relatively appropriate for the portions and sizes they provide. I had came with two friends for a late lunch and we ordered the Rosie Ravioli andAll Day Breakfast with a sub of french toast. The ravioli has the option to be either a lunch size or a dinner size. It also came with a side of their house salad and two pieces of bread. The salad was alright overall, not the most amazing salad, but it suited the meal well. The ravioli had a rose sauce that had a tanginess and acidity that likely came from some sort of wine. The filling of chess and asparagus was very creamy and complimented the sauce. The breakfast foods were pretty standard, however, the french toast was made with cinnamon. For those who don't like the taste or smell of it, you've been warned. All and all, i will be coming back, especially after studying well into the night, it's comforting knowing that at least one place is open. read more

7 West Cafe - All Day Breakfast with a sub of French Toast and a Rosie Ravioli and Hot Chocolate - Italian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Located around the corner of Yonge and Charles, lies a odd-looking, three-tier building that resembles nothing like a restaurant. In fact it looks really sketchy that only the two signs holding up the place outside shows that it is a restaurant that's 24 Hours. That could probably tell you that for a 24-hour establishment, everything needs to be sketchy on the outside to compensate what lies within. The interior is just reminds me of old Victorian-esque or where my aunt used to live when I was young and remembered how much set of stairs that house has. (Which in the past I had always climb up to the attic to play games and fear of the empty rooms on other floors. It just brings that nostalgic feeling of that old, ominous, and lovely back to me from wooden floors, screechy stairs to fans spinning above you and I thank 7 West Cafe for that. Aside from that, the theme of what I'm getting at is very romantic and I guess couples love this lively feeling of going to a cramp and tall place with dim lights and candles glore. Anyways, the menus consists of Italian dishes, sandwiches and all-day breakfast which for a 24-Hour establishment is totally ideal for a soon-to-be drunk (like me) that would one day find this place as his saviour. I ordered the pulled pork sandwich that includes a side order of chips (which I find weird considering almost every place serves fries) and while it tasted good, the consistency of the pulled pork itself was somewhat rough at times, it did not melt in your mouth like what pulled pork actually does. The chips were lays chips. At that time, there wasn't any tap on beers and I have to order these smaller bottles (if I wasn't mistaken, Stella bottles were bigger) of Stella which costs $6.50. It was somewhat a rip though I guess its standard. I also had several shots of Jacks and rum and coke which all totals to about $35 bucks worth of booze. I did not feel drunk at the end to my dismay but I might next time. The service was friendly and attentive though my server/bartender eventually left due to her shift being over and I was going to give her the tip instead of the night shift which came. However it seems that - as a cramp place - at that time, servers are constantly moving people off tables or splitting them and it was somewhat a headache to me (not due to my intoxication). However, this is THE saving grace for drunks like me at midnight where most if not all places aren't avaliable. read more

What a Gem! A 24/7 restaurant/cafe that ISN'T creepy, now that's almost impossible to find in Toronto. I almost what to keep this place to myself, but it's too good not to recommend. With multiple levels the space in quaint and cozy with lots of seating. I just could not get over the atmosphere! The service is causal and fun, which is not what you'd expect from people that have to work the graveyard shift (I was there around 1am to 3am). The food was great! Nothing extraordinary, but great all in all. It's just nice to know there's no limit to the menu, you can order whatever you want whenever you want, dinner for breakfast or vice versa, that's rare. One thing I would have liked to known before I went was about the crowd at the restaurant. I was hesitate that the 24 hour thing may invite a sketchy or drunk element, but no, the crowd there there for food and privacy, which I found important. Definitely a place I'll go again! Probably around 1am again... just because I can lol. read more

What a great place. Wonderful pasta, salads and great service. It's small (cozy) so you might have to wait... We shared the Moroccan Chili, a house salad and the Penne Arrabiata. The portions were fresh, very tasty and generously sized. This place is a gem ihmo and wouldn't hesitate to return if I was in the area. read more

Came here for an Easter weekend dinner when my parents and siblings were in town. Most of the clientele was 20s-40s couples or groups of friends, but I also think it was an excellent choice to come with family. Everyone agreed that the service and the food were four stars. The desserts in particular were a highlight. A word of warning to the GF customer: there are virtually no gluten-free options here, as everything is basically pasta, pizza or sandwiches. I ended up having the Moroccan chili and a salad, which were both delish, but pretty much my only dinner options. read more

From southern California was looking for some pasta and drinks this place was wonderful, pasta was flavorful and vegetables were crisp and cooked perfectly , highly recommend this place read more

7 West Cafe - Italian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I wanted to fall in love with this place, from the moment I opened the doors to this restored old-city townhouse tucked behind an unassuming street entrance off Charles St. As I ventured up the narrow staircase to the third floor the delicate lighting and charm of the architecture was a pleasant sight to take in. Unfortunately this is where the whimsy ended for me. The seating itself was far from formal and barely squeezed into a level 5/10 comfort criteria, (according to my personally developed and highly adept glute accommodation scale) Now to the main event, the food! Well sadly for 7 West Cafe, (actually more unfortunately for my DC and I) the food resembled the calibre of a university cafeteria - and not those fancy restaurant ones they have nowadays at Queens and McGill - no this stuff was of a make-do quality. Service was nothing notable and the prices, although not exhorbent, were certainly marked several fold above the plates that were dished out. Advice: DO go to 7 west cafe for a late night snack, a drink or a neat vibey hangout.... DON'T go for dinner. really, the foods not good. read more

At the end of a night of debauchery and drinking it usually comes down to 7 West or Fran's for me and my friends. However, more and more recently we've been ditching the (still Toronto classic) Fran's and making our way a little further North to this creaky 3 story restaurant in the Bay/Bloor area. I love this building: it's dimly lit, creaky wood everywhere, steep inaccessible stairwells, weird uncomfortable sloping walls, and all awesome. Haha, it's got character. The food is great for sharing or by yourself. I've tried many of the appetizers from the poutine (hey! it's poutine) to the salads and dips and they're all pretty great. Pizza and pasta dishes stand out as high points here and it's what I usually order. The Mac and Cheese in particular is pretty great if you're feeling like a more creamy smooth Mac and Cheese. Once or twice I've come here just for Coffee and dessert and the cake has been pretty good. You're getting a lot of quantity, but the freshness and quality is not quite the same as some places. Good, but not necessarily worth coming here for that alone...unless it's 3 in the morning and it's between this or apple pie at Fran's. Then it's a toss-up! Probably a 4 on the strength of the food alone, but the fact that I can come get that food here in the middle of the night any day of the week and not have to worry about spending too much pushes this place into 5 territory. Will definitely be back here again...repeatedly. read more

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After a night of trying to figure out where to go for drinks on King St. West, we finally decided that getting some grub was a better idea. We rolled into 7 West around 1am and got a table on the 1st floor. Odering a mix of hummus, pizza, cheese garlic toast and cake...we were set! The chocolate banana cake was AMAZING!!! I will go back and eat this again and again and again...and I will bathe in it...if it's ever allowed. WOW....it was so good. The hummus was hummus, altough very genrously portioned. The pita pizza, looked more pita than pizza and our friend who ordered the cheese garlic toast inhaled it before she offered anyone a try (B*tc!!h) Again...GO HERE AND ORDER THE CHOCOLATE BANANA CAKE!!! read more

Very cute and old place, three levels with differenf decor on every floor. Very decent brunch, the price is okay as well. read more

7 West Cafe - Latte - Italian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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The best part of this restaurant is that it's open 365 days a year! Wow, what restaurant do you know does that!? Not many. We came here after our trip to NYC and we were tired and it was a holiday so many other restaurants were closed. We always order the chicken penne or chicken carbonara. They are amazing savoury pasta dishes that fill you up to the brim. It's a bit pricy at $16 but you'll never leave hungry. The sauce is delicious and you get hearty chunks of chicken. Pro-tip: ask for the sauce to be thick. read more

Really beautiful, intimate place - perfect for a date. Service can be slow but the waiters are courteous and the food is lovely. They have great vegetarian/vegan options to choose from, and they are very accommodating to requests. They also have an amazing selection of cakes and desserts (*normal/vegetarian ones, not vegan). The light is a little dim but I suppose it's part of the mood. Definitely recommend, it will for sure be one of my regular date spots :) read more