In addition to our classic red lentil soup, exceptionally delicious Baklava, and heartwarming mint tea, we keep surprising our guests with new cakes and vegan wrap creations.

Soon, Opera Cafe was buzzing like a Moroccan souk with the smells and flavours of different cuisines seeping through our streets.Īt Opera, we only use local coffee roasters, the best ingredients and everything is prepared freshly for you.

And before anyone says you don't go to a tea house to eat, if there's an extended food menu, I sure expect them to know how to cook! And for the record the pancakes had no flavour either.When we opened our doors in 2015, we had one simple goal: to bring the wonderful Mediterranian flavours to Oxford. No apology, charged with everything, including the awful service. After complaining since this was not edible, we got an answer that they're supposed to have a hole since they put cheese inside (?) and we got the same one back, still completely empty, just closed by the chef's hand. Then to our surprise, it turns out that not all of them were filled with anything, as you can see in photo. So after ordering arancini (that normally cost around 1.5 euro and weight as approximately 10-12 oily things we were served here), that restaurants normally don't serve, we were presented with 4 bite size deep fried, kinda burnt as well dark 'balls' that look and taste like extremely oily old chunks of fried hand cream. 3 years ago Today we went to tea house on Revaz Laghidze that has an extended food menu, mostly Italian food, with Italian flags and Galbani sign everywhere.

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