Haus Laib Deli - Cape Town Central

Oh wow!!! 6:30am we walked in and greeted with this amazing whiff of freshly baked breads and pastries. <br/ <br/ The place is really nicely decorated with sofas in the mix! Love!! <br/ <br/ After ordering, we were graced with a glorious bread basket. All sorts of German bread buns that were absolutely delectable. <br/ <br/ The menu seems different to the one online. I ordered a dish with avo, halloumi, poached eggs, red onion, loads of bacon bits and rocket. A-freaking-mazing! <br/ <br/ Others at the table had the traditional eggs benedict and the full haus fry up. The portions here are huge! <br/ <br/ Service was super friendly and relatively quick. It did however get busier as we were about to leave and with only one waiter on the floor that may lead to potential long waits. <br/ <br/ I am however impressed and will be back.

Tucked away in a rather quiet part of town, especially suited for those lazy Sunday brunches on a beautiful Cape Town summer’s day. Superb pastries and if you’re into Asian, do try the Miso Eggs Benedict (Banting-friendly and packed with flavour).

Popped past to try some things from the bakery section. Ended up with a triple chocolate slice, a custard danish, the chocolate pretzel and a cheesecake slice. <br/ <br/ I didn’t know you could sit down and from the brief look around it’s a very cozy spot. I will have to come do a sit down review sometime soon. Back to the pastry’s... ordered them to go and tasted them when I got home. <br/ <br/ The chocolate pretzel number is great no relation to the actual pretzel just the shape the pastry is crispy and buttery and I like that a decent dark chocolate was used. The baked cheesecake was outstanding, lovely texture and taste. The custard danish met the mark but the triple chocolate square was a miss for me. I didn’t understand what it was trying to be so that sweet treat was lost on me. <br/ <br/ Overall the staff are friendly and super attentive and it’s well worth a visit to the bakery. Who doesn’t love a good freshly baked thing I say and if you don’t like one thing there is a whole display case of other wonderful treats to choose from.

Service: The service is quick, efficient, attentive, and friendly, especially if you prefer to not engage in small talk. Food: This is probably the most affordable artisanal breakfast spot in Cape Town's CBD. The prices definitely reflect the ambiance of the restaurant.

This morning after my workout, I enjoyed a House Muesli (I believe it's called a healthy morning) with fruit and yogurt. It was a delicious and perfect way to start the day! The location is great and the service is friendly. I'm excited to try out some other tasty treats at this restaurant.