Good place to have lunch or buy some sweet snacks. You can buy their coffee aa well (250g xor 50.000kip)

We came here after a good recommendation from the Lonely Planet guide book. Unfortunately they didn't have nearly everything we wanted to order from the menu... No pizza, no macaroni cheese, no spinach and cheese bake... We ended up going for the Spaghetti Marinana, I thought as a vegetarian I'd be safe with that, and the Stir Fried Cashew nuts but we asked for tofu instead as my partner doesn't eat meat either. The spaghetti Mariana was a seafood pasta dish (?!?!) and the other came with chicken. No where mentioned that the Marinana came with fish and where I come from its just a tomato based pasta sauce. When I asked they just didn't understand, so I just ate around the fish in my food and my partner ended up eating onions and Peppers for 60,000k. There are no where near enough vegetarian options and the ones that seem vegetarian have squid tenticles on...? The staff were lovely but understood absolutely nothing of what we were saying so it was all pretty pointless. Whag I did eat was very tasty, but if you're strict vegetarian then this is NOT the place for you.

Delicious food with good price. Mango sticky rice is one of dishes you should order here. The waiter is not good at English.

The best coffee in the town. Also they served avocado and orange from own plantation

I stopped in here after seeing one of their small advertising boards advertise a beef stew. The place also looked clean, inviting, and wasn't busy at the time. I ordered the beef stew and a fruit smoothie and then wandered around the store, as they also sell a few souvenirs (mostly authentic coffee). I was also attracted to their dessert display, that had lots of different kinds of cookies and cake at very reasonable prices. While I thought the portion size was maybe a bit small, the taste was fine, and it came with a nice baguette. The smoothie and cake I had for dessert rounded out the meal nicely. I probably should have eaten here sooner.

Me and my husband go to this place regularly but our last visit was disappointing. I ordered a plate of food without spice and it came to my table with chillies in it. I had to send it back. I also ordered a small omelette and I got a big one instead. I didn't send it back because I felt sorry for the staff but was disappointed I was charged for a big one with no apologies. The worst was when my husband's beef steak was rubbery and cold. He couldn't eat it and he thought letting it sit there would send a message across. Unfortunately the staff didn't care to ask if there was something wrong with it. It's weird how in Laos we are discouraged from complaining in restaurants hence this strong review. I'm thoroughly disappointed how because of incompetent staff our money was wasted.

An excellent cafe to visit and enjoy. They have a good selection of Laos, Thai, Asian, and Western food, and it is all prepared and served well! The coffee (beans) is their own, and it tastes wonderful. The cakes & desserts are prepared on site, and the look fabulous (darling!). The staff speak a little English & they understand enough of what you ask, though the owner knows her English well & she is always nearby to help. All in all, certainly worth a place.to visit for breakfast or lunch.

Pizza aweet with no taste. Hair in the curry, Caesar salad with fresh industrial bread and ready to use sauce. Everything here is for show only. I do not recommend eating here.

Nice restaurant with some European dish selections. They also offer 'Delta' mountain coffee beans, nice gift to bring home.

For a great snack of a green tea brownie, a latte, or some cheesecake, this place is a winner. One can while the afternoon watching some CNN, too, if one so desires!

Delicious food, great staff and ambiance.

Perfect Ice Coffee and friendly staff.