CLOSED: Rada I Co Grand Cafe

We wanted to eat something with coffee and tea. We had fruit carppacio and milkshake. Carppacio was a little diappointment. It was just peeled orange and grapefruit. Quite expensive just for that. Milkshake was ok.

Tea was also a big diappointment because it was too mild. Why to put so much hot water in a bowl if there is not enough tea leaflets.

The place itself was nice and staff friendly.

Lovely cosy cafe with a nice atmosphere. There was an english menu and the staff was friendly and helpful. Not a lot of vegan options, but I had a vegetable noodle dish and some kind of apple pie for dessert. Very nice place!

Cosy enough place, albeit a little hippy-influenced, and the pictures indicated the owners' Krishna affiliations openly enough. The menu had helpfully indicated vegan and raw-food options, so the choice was firaly straightforward. The tea and the soya hot-choc were for some reason served ahead of the meal, and the hot chocolate was actually fairly bitter-tasting (no problem with that). The draniki (East European answer to hash browns) with veggies and pesto were extremely tasty but hardly held together. My companion's manti (Turkish-style dumplings) with spinach and feta cheese were very tasty too, and much more shapely. Overall a good experience.