Bisou Cafe

Cute little French style café with sweet and savory crepes, good coffee, and other sandwich and pastry options. In a little bit busier area, on the main road. Easy to get to with the bus stop right next to it, it's not exactly quiet but it is relaxed and the food is tasty. Great option for a casual bite.

I have visited Bisou cafe several times and have consistently enjoyed their fantastic savory buckwheat crêpes. The crêpes are generously filled and have a delicious salty flavor.nnHowever, I would not recommend Bisou for large groups due to the small tables. Even after pushing two mini tables together, it was still quite a struggle trying to fit everything on.nnThe carrot cake was nice, although it was a bit dry and overly sweet. It would have been great to have some walnuts and raisins for added texture, and serving it with yogurt could have provided some moisture.nnOn the positive side, the service was prompt, and we were able to walk in without a booking. Additionally, there is ample parking available.nnOverall, is Bisou is a great option for small groups.

Came here with my daughter. My favourite dish is the chicken liver pate. As good as the ones you get at Fed Deli etc. Really good value for money. Will happily return again to try the lemon tart as that looked delicious but we didn't have space to try that.

The service was good, we ordered lots of food. Never knew what was coming. All in all, it was not a bad experience as my parents wanted to try something different.

Good coffee, poor service on busy hour. After taking our order at cashier, she just disappeared to serve other tables, then brought the croissant first and left a letter M on the table commenting that without that we won’t get anything. 10 minutes later brought the crepe with the baguette , and 10 minutes later the coffees with the orange juice. Personally was my second time, went again as my dad wanted to go there but on my experience 2/2 not satisfying my breakfast.