Garden Cafe - Arles

Good double cappuccino. We came in while exploring Arles, friendly staff and good cappuccinos and cookies. Coffee so good we came back the next day for another, sat inside due to the threat of rain and our toddler was pleasantly surprised by toys to play with, letting us enjoy our drinks!

I thought it’s a good deal, but then got a very small sandwich, which was okay, but very overpriced considering the size. Coffee wasn’t great. Polite staff, but bad English

The location is great near the Arena and the staff are very helpful, speaking good English. The food choice is basic snack type, but is reasonable value with 3 mini sandwiches and a drink for 7.50 Euros. Salads also seemed reasonable.

We stopped by for some coffee and breakfast. We were trying out our French. The man in charge was very snippy and rude to my husband and myself, because we were not using the correct French words for coffee and fresh squeezed O.J. The juice was tasteless and the coffee was ok. We decided not to order any more since the man was being so rude. He charged us 5 euros for the juice which we later found out was being sold for 3.50 euros in the heart of the tourist area, wh generally jacks up prices. It was not a pleasant experience. I noticed in writing this that they are connected to the Calendal hotel wh is supposed to be a very nice place.

Beautiful place with peaceful garden in the back and welcoming staff. the trouble begins when ordering at the counter: the sandwiches don't seem frankly fresh and they're abounding in the pane-mêle behind a not frankly impeccable showcase. When the waitress, very smiling at the same time, caught them in bare hands between two strokes of greyish sponge on the bar before scratching one on the nail to remove I don't know what stuck substance, we fled without asking our rest