they have decent coffee. the waiting staff is overworked and the admin/managers dont seem to care enough to give them a hand. it is nice that they care about accessibility but it is a shame that they dont really practice what they preach (it looks nice on the menu dou) there is a lovely fountain right outside and a Carlos Gardel sculpture that is very popular with tourists. They claim to have awesome churros, but their fryer is broken. The food i had (healthy brunch platter) was horrendous, they serve granola with sweetened yogurt, which feels like you are eating a dessert meant for kids, their blended fruit juices are not made with fresh juice but rather canned fruit, and there is zero seasoning on their eggs, plus the eggs were cold and cooked so bad they were like rubber when they got to my table. You get 2 dry pieces of toast and a dry oatmeal cookie with no butter and no jam. The best part of my brunch was the coffee and the orange juice, and this is an expensive spot for montevideo standards. It looks like it may be a good spot for brunch online, but i honestly think you can get much better food at Dunkin or Starbucks in the US. It feels like a tourist trap because they also have tons of merch for sale.