Cafe NAS

We have happily enjoyed the brunch at NAS cafe. I personally love the athmosfere of the university. The art style behind these school walls kind of vibrating here. Kind of feel like at Harry Potter set. The menu was another way to make this experience special. Try to fill it haha. Yeah and the food and personal is awesome too. Thank you and see you soon again 👌🎨

Charming cafe in the national art school. Atmosphere was great, but unfortunately the food took 25-30 mins to arrive. I understand they’re a small team but I think it’s a bit too long, which is part of what brought my final rating down to three stars. Regarding the food - I ordered the spanish eggs. The focaccia was toasted and it was delicious; the braised beef check however was a bit tough. Flavour wise it hit the spot. The pasta was appropriately spicy and creamy. For some reason there was a distinct carrot flavour in the orange juice. Maybe they didn’t clean the blender?

The ingredients were really fresh, which made a great first impression. The Sicilian olive bruschetta had the perfect texture—the brown bread was slightly crusty on the outside but soft inside, and the olive flavor complemented it perfectly. The tomato rigatoni had a slightly spicy sauce that left a delicious, lingering taste. The atmosphere was lovely, and the service was friendly. Definitely want to come back!

Found an underrated gem inside the National Art School 🖼️ – @cafe.nas 🎨☕. It’s cozy, aesthetic and comes with the bonus of a free art gallery right behind the café you can explore after your coffee. ☕️ I loved the salmon bruschetta (my fave and only $21 🥖🐟). The potato gnocchi 🥔is hearty, the folded chorizo eggs 🍳 are brunch perfection, and drinks range from a refreshing lychee iced crush 🍹to a smooth flat white ☕️and rich choc smoothie 🍫. Such a hidden spot – good food, good coffee, and art all in one. ✨

The food here was amazing and a step above the average cafe! Really loved the baked Spanish eggs with focaccia and the salmon bruschetta - both dishes were so fresh and flavourful. The tomato rigatoni was creamy and satisfying. Very chill and relaxed vibes within the National Art School. Definitely worth a visit!