I'm a big fan of this place. It's a cafe by day and a bar by night. Not that you can't get…read morealcoholic beverages in the daytime. Actually, now that I'm writing this, I don't think I've ever seen anybody with coffee at their table or in hand in the daytime or nighttime... Huh. There's plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, and many will sit indoors and go outside for a smoke every now and then. At night, most of the tables and chairs are stacked together to make room for the bar area and some open space for dancing, if you so please. It gets surprisingly crowded for what is normally a cafe (by day, anyway), so it's pretty cool to watch the transition. While the cleanup could get better, the bartenders are always friendly and on top of their game. Patrons are also pretty cool--many of them are tourists like myself, which makes it an all the more interesting place to observe social interactions (because I'm awkward like that). Also, I don't know who controls the music, but I sure hope he/she keeps it up! Oh, and the bartender with the short blond hair makes a mean Pimm's Cup!

This place for me is the quintessential café. Everything is…read morewell prepared, from an esspresso to a latte, draft beers, sandwiches, even something simple like a croque monsieur takes another dimension at Café Belga. Another great thing about this café is that both the terrace and inside are great, but ALWAYS packed so you might need to display a bit of patience. I very warmly recommend it!

Fried food is not my favorite. This place was a great little find for a quick bite. The owner was…read morefriendly and tried to help us figure out what we were looking at. Everything was coated in something that could be thrown in a fry basket. There were lots of options like sausage or tofu, french fries or egg rolls. So, take your pick. If it could be fried they probably had it. I'm happy we found it and it satisfied our hunger pains. I would say this is a great place to stop if you just need a quick bite.