If aesthetics is what you're after then a trip to BeitSalma is a must. The food is sensational. Pop by for breakfast or lunch, and you'll most likely be heading back for a coffee and pistachio bun. 

Villette emerges from the family behind Poulette (the makers of Copenhagen’s famed fried chicken burger) and its next door wine bar, Pompette. Centralised around a large courtyard, Villette is open for morning coffee fixes and breakfast plates to five-course, set menu dining come the evening service.  Whilst the outdoor, walk-in only seating is the prime spot in the house on the sunny days, the tables just by the open kitchen grant splendid views of the action. 

Two of our favourite things: coffee and sandwiches. And not just any old sandwich. At Doomsday, oven roasted aubergine is doused in a miso paste dressing and topped with cilantro mayo, pickled onion and rocket and the curried egg salad is piled high on homemade sourdough. If this doesn't become your regular, we'd be surprised. 

Rødder & Vin is a very sweet and stylish little boutique store where you can either have a browse through their vast selection of wines, or sit down in the bar area if you don't have the patience to wait until you get home to try one of their eclectic wines.