Think “annex”, and I think of Anne Frank and her family.
True to the idea, this place was a labyrinth in its own right, with every corner and wall calling to to have its picture taken. Had a good morning with some readings here 🙂
Also tried my first Cronut here. My sweet tooth is appeased.
I first found out about this cafe through raving reviews online.
Stepping in, I thought the lighting was dimmer than I would have liked it, and there were several houseflies too many. But everything else, I loved.
Love their walk-by-take-away window.
A place made with love and full of love. What more could one ask for?
“In a decaying society, art, if it is truthful, must also reflect decay. And unlessit wants to break faith with its social function, art must show the world as changeable. And help to change it.”
– Ernst Fischer
Newly-opened and beautifully decorated.
I am personally very impressed by the effort and love they have put into what they believe is worth doing.
Wishing them all the best and every success in this competitive industry!
Have never seen a more creative use of space and antiquity. Loved every inch of everything.
A shop without a sign,
A door without any handle.
Furniture without fuss,
And seats without frills.
But the whimsical fairy lights seemed to be enough to make up for what was lacking in ambiance and design (for me, at least).
Then I heard stories and saw pictures of when the place existed in quieter times, and could only imagine…
Another escape from the city. Another corner to think, write, and watch.
Another place to breathe … and experiment with funny iPhone apps 😉
Along Life's Path 