Jules Verne was a well-travelled man, so it’s only fitting that a cafe bearing his name would feature a globetrotting menu. French oysters, Moroccan couscous, Viennese schnitzel and Berlin Currywurst are all perennial bestsellers. It's also a great ‘greet-the-day’ spot with substantial breakfasts served until 3pm. Chandeliers, red walls and framed photographs create a nostalgic vibe.
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