Lhamo's Croissant

The menu was very limited when I went there on a Friday evening. I tried their lemon tart, but it didnt taste good.a bit bitter for such a treat.

I was really looking forward to going to this place because the sign was so pretty, but the croissants were really delicious. I had a Pain Au Chocolat (chocolate croissant) and a basic plain croissant, and both were warm and crunchy and soft. It didn't feel like a crunchy and chewy croissant with a slightly buttery texture, but soft. Is it slightly crispy on the outside? Still, it was flavorful and delicious haha. I felt good because I was satisfied with my breakfast

Such a nice Tibetan cafe the food is fresh homemade and run by a nice family I definitely recommend to come there and try their food!

Had a chocolate croissant and it tasted great.
They had a few flavours that you could try. The cafe is operated by a lady who was really sweet and soft spoken.
The aroma in the air of fresh brewed coffee was a catch.
Good peaceful ambience with quiet sitting.

One of the best cafe away from the hustle bustle of the city.
The food, environment us ️. It's a cosy place with good vibes and food.definately recommended

Walked a lot to reach there to find it closed on a busy Sunday morning. Owners should put a notice if it is shifted or closed on some specific days.

Nice Restaurant.

SeatinG arranGements are Good.
Chocolate Croissant tastes reallY Good (wheat flour, no maidA)
Tried SPinach Quiche with Salad and its aweSome.

I will recommend to Others. Must visit Place.

Probably the most underrated place in McLeod. I had a cappuccino and a spinach quiche, both were delicious. This cafe has an epic view from the rooftop and has proper chairs for working remotely. I was really surprised. Definitely give this place a try.

Health-conscious cafe run by a sweet family from Tibet. Desserts are good (though pricey) and you can get healthy drinks here as well. The trick is to get something to drink or eat, and then head upstairs to the patio where you can peacefully take in the views. Engage the woman owner in conversation - she has great stories!