I don't know how many towns I've been in where there is a café called The Olive Tree and somehow they just about always turn out to be pretty good. This one is no exception and the only problem with it is that its only open Thursday, Friday and Saturday.My first visit here was for a coffee because the view outside of the Clyde River was pretty sensational and the ambience of artworks and comfortable lounges inside was equally appealing. I was on a 'ristretto kick' and talked to the guy on the coffee machine about them but was told he didn't do ristrettos. That put me off a bit but the flat white he served up quickly stopped me feeling sorry for myself. It was excellent and I was able to sit...
This restaurant may be a bit difficult to locate, but once you find it, the experience is fantastic. Parking can be a bit challenging, but there are spaces available just a short walk away. The combination of art, culture, and delicious food makes it a wonderful place to spend a few hours enjoying the sea views.
This place can be a little hard to find but once you do it is a great experience. Parking can be a bit of an issue but there is parking around around just a short walk away. The blending of art culture and good food makes this a great place to while away a few hours enjoying the view of the ocean.
We were so happy we decided to have lunch at this charming pop-up café. The staff was friendly and provided excellent service, and the toasties were delicious!
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Spotted this little pop up cafe & so glad we stopped for lunch. Excellent service from friendly staff & toasties were awesome!
Nothing special, they acted like they could care less if we were there They spent most of their time worrying about take out.
Food and drink service was overpriced, extremely slow and disappointing. Some of the displayed art was nice.
Great coffee and cake. Haven't eaten the food except the picnic slice which is sugar free and to die for.
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Great coffee and cake. Do not eat food except the picnic disc, which is sugar-free and for dying.
I am traveling quite frequently to Lyon and I always stop by this restaurant.
