Tartine Saigon - 215 Lý Tự Trọng (4th floor), Q1

Mixed experience, mostly not good. The cappuccino came so hot that I burned my mouth. It was undrinkable for a long time. The shakshuka was not tasty and not cooked properly. I asked for medium eggs, but the bottom was completely burnt. The only good thing was the banana toast. Nice flavour and a bit different from the usual, I really liked it. Overall I would not recommend it.

The service was great, drinks were refreshing and the food was spot on. Loads of seats when we arrived at 10am. Tons of options for food. Good for our whole family, convenient location and toilet available too. Great for a lazy morning even with kids.

This place is a hidden gem!! We rarely ate any western food during our 2 weeks in Vietnam, but we came here on our final morning and had the most delicious food. I felt like I was in a French Cafe with the light music playing, and the quality of my croissant breakfast sandwich, and my husband's eggs Benedict. It was a delight!

If you’re willing to climb 4 flights of stairs strewn with yucky things, you will encounter one of the cities wonderful gems. Tartine offers a creative and unique menu of options for everyone and I was pleasantly surprised how yummy the dishes were when I walked over for breakfast. Eggs done perfectly. Crispy hash browns. Avocado made soft. Service was friendly and attentive. The place has a lovely view. Truly a great option.

Why I love this place: *The Food: Their egg benedict is a must-try, with a flawless sauce and amazing sourdough bread. A pro tip for anyone visiting: order anything that comes with bread—it's always a good choice, whether you're here for brunch or dinner. *The Atmosphere: The beautiful city view from the window seats is a huge plus. *Worth the Price: It's a bit pricey, but the quality of the food and the amazing atmosphere make it worth every single bite.