I love coming here. We moved in the area for about a year and the closest cafe is Zai's caffe. It's so nice to support local businesses like this! Before telling you about how the almond croissant here are the best, (seriously you have to try them to realise that and you won't regret it, same for the oat cookies) I'll tell you how I've been welcomed here. I had been there once to ask the owner (Simona)if she was looking for artwork from independent artists like me, we had a chat and she was telling me about her renovation of the coffee shop over summer (check the pictures) and among other things I saw a warm friendly woman, who didn't rush me out like others did when I talked about my artwork. To cut a long story short, I generally got the coffee there and one time, whiles waiting for my nails appointment (next door there's a very good nail's salon) I decided to sit at the caffé and indulged in an almond croissant. Since then, whenever I had a chance, I got there especially for the almond croissant and Simona even at time said "there's no more croissant" (in a friendly way). The times I went regularly I discovered a busy place where locals or people waiting for the train awaiting a busy day stopped by Zai's café for a sit down inside or outside where blankets are carefully left since the end of season (check pictures attached). People like me have dogs and they are welcomed (I generally leave my dogs outside and she kindly watches out for them at times-they are puppies) but most times I see lap-dogs inside. The menue is vast with great quality products. All crowd are welcome and really there's a cosy atmosphere. I'm sad to leave the area. I'll miss the place and the atmosphere. Thanks to you for reading, it's quite a long paragraph but hopefully you read it in the warmth of her caffé.