Cafe de la Gare

The coffee tastes average, it's ok to drink casually.

Although Madagascar is a poor and shabby African island country, there are many niche and retro restaurants hidden in the city. When we came to this cafe & restaurant Cafe de la Gare from the bustling crowd of Easter, a strong French style came to us, with a romantic and petty-bourgeois atmosphere, like a refuge in the downtown area, with a bar, dining table, garden, bright glass, and a toilet converted from a train carriage. The simple and delicate design once again convinced and admired the French aesthetics. After wandering around for an hour, the coffee and food were very good, and the per capita cost was only about 30 RMB, which can be regarded as a conscientious and lovely place.