Café en Seine

Yes, Café en Seine works well for a special evening: guests mention cosy two‑person booths and honeymoon visits, and praise its elegant, atmospheric dining areas.

Yes, gluten‑free options and accommodations are available: guests specifically praise a gluten‑free burger and note staff can adapt dishes for gluten‑free diners.

Sunday is the standout day for the jazz brunch, brunch is served Saturday and Sunday 12:00–15:30, and guests frequently praise the Sunday jazz brunch experience.

Portions for mains tend to be generous, guests frequently describe dishes like the fish and chips and other mains as filling and adequately sized.

For the live-music vibe, go for Sunday brunch, brunch runs Sat–Sun 12:00–15:30 and guests specifically praise the Sunday jazz in the courtyard/Parisian garden.

Yes, reviewers note a dedicated children’s menu and happy family visits, with staff described as accommodating young children and providing child-friendly meals and desserts.

Yes, Café en Seine has a full drinks offering: guests mention cocktails (espresso martinis, margaritas), bottles of wine (Malbec, prosecco) and a lively bar service.

Café en Seine feels like a glamorous, Paris‑inspired Art Nouveau venue, elegant, atmospheric interiors with regular live jazz and a lively, stylish vibe for brunch, dinner, or late‑night drinks.

Smart casual is the guide at Café en Seine, polished but relaxed, so neat, comfortable attire works well for a visit.

The Beer Battered Fish and Chips is a recurring favourite at Café en Seine, it's on the menu and multiple guests praise its crispy batter and generous portions.