OLYA CAFÉ — Restaurant in Montpellier

The food was CRAZY!! Balanced, extra flavoured, beautifully composed and not that heavy at all. I loved the way they pay attention to details and how everything is focused on the meal, even if the menu is a little overpriced in some points (we asked for a double espresso with a bit of milk and they made us pay for a full latte + a double espresso (€8), but I guess we had to be more specific?) Super queer friendly, full of nice ppl and the stuff is kind and welcoming. The only “criticism” I can make is the lack of attention to the furnishing, which is a bit poor especially on the outside. Will come...

Lovely little cafe and the food is amazing. My waffle was really good. My only complaint was that I had the peanut latte and that was just a latte with a blob of peanut butter in it that didn’t mix in and left a mush at the bottom and spoilt the drink. I told the server that it wasn’t good but it still appeared on the bill. And €5 for that was a bit steep. But 5 stars to keep the algorithm happy and the waffle was great. Avoid the novelty coffees and you’ll be fine. Also because it’s a small place it fills up quickly and when I left a queue had gathered. Probably...

Don’t let the photos fool you: the food may look pretty, but they taste average at best. The egg that comes with the chicken waffle is disappointingly small and looks like it was cut out with a circular mould. Same goes for the pancakes—they seem more like pieces of sponge cake cut into circles to mimic pancakes, which explains the unpleasant texture. I also found a piece of mushroom in my pancakes which was a bit gross. The golden latte I ordered wasn’t enjoyable either. There are definitely much better brunch spots in...