With a name like that I personally had to go. The exterior drips with intrigue. The adjoining garden begs long, curious stares. The menu is great for brunch. It’s a quaint place that is the perfect place for a grown-up tea party atmosphere. They serve the typical omelets (for brunch) with fruit and bread. The servings are filling and the price isn’t painful. The help is slightly negligent and expect an evil glance if your cell phone dares to ring.
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