Cafe Algiers - Reviews

My experience at this cafe was excellent. It's the best place to have a cafe, especially for an Algerian. I really appreciated the warm reception. :)

I was super disappointed with my veggie sandwich. The bread was not toasted. The sandwich had only 1 leaf of lettuce, 2 slices of tomatoes, and 3 slices of cheese. The rest was just pickles and jalapeños. It felt like a rip off! Even Subway is better.

My favorite coffee shop downtown, hands down. I experienced great quality and excellent prices. I also love the employees; everyone is efficient and kind. The food was great too!

My experience was limited to their cafe offerings. I tried their cafe Au lait, which is made with steamed milk and their house blend. It was decent. However, their baklava was amazing; each layer was crispy and not overly sweet. I would definitely get some again!

My experience involved trying their lasagne. It's a unique concept where the lasagne is kept frozen and then the customer has to heat it at home or at work. Despite this preparation method, it was definitely worth it!

My experience at this restaurant was great for a lunch. It's a solid place with affordable prices. The spicy turkey sandwich, which is their most popular item, was by far the best. I personally prefer it on Dutch crunch with pepper jack cheese.

My experience at this restaurant is consistently positive, especially with their spicy chicken sandwich with avocado. It's my go-to choice whenever I crave a sandwich on weekdays in the financial district. While the line can be long during lunch, it moves pretty fast, so you won't be waiting for long.

My experience at this restaurant was a bit like Subway, which wasn't exactly what I expected, but I was curious due to the reviews. I suspect I visited close to closing time, as the selection of bread was quite limited. Despite this, my sandwich turned out to be good. The prices seem to have increased compared to what previous reviews mentioned, with sandwiches costing around 7 bucks. I would consider returning, perhaps in the morning when there's a wider variety of bread to choose from.

My experience at this cafe was a mix of good food and perplexing service. The spicy turkey sandwich was great, a definite highlight. However, the staff seemed quite lost. When we tried to order a coffee based on the blackboard, the lady was confused and didn't know what 'coffee machicho' was, leading us to decide against ordering it just to be safe. : P Despite this, the queue was surprisingly long, even while we were queuing outside in the rain and continued to be long even after we finished our meal. The cafe itself is very small, with only one table and two chairs inside, and we were lucky to snag them. ;)

My experience at this restaurant involved trying their spicy turkey with avocado sandwich on a dutch crunch roll. I expected more from it, and perhaps it would have been better toasted, but it was certainly filling. The value was great, as the large sandwich cost around $5. 50. My co-workers are big fans of this place, and given its high ratings, I decided to give it a try. The staff were friendly, and I was pleased they accept card payments.