Kafe Drugaya Yeda - Yoshkar-Ola

The borscht isn’t worth 170 rubles, honestly. It tastes like something from a school cafeteria. The pilaf was greasy, with too much oil, and the rice was overcooked. The ginger-lemon drink was good, though. The place was clean and quiet. That’s about it. As for the prices for the business lunch... there are no discounts. The prices for these dishes are the same as those on the menu. Quite strange.

The rolls are delicious and fresh, which justifies the preparation time. It might usually be less, but we ordered a large set. The interior is clean and neat, with nothing broken or held together with tape. The tea is tasty, and there is a good selection. The menu is thick but rather ordinary. The music is suitable for most, but not too loud. The staff is pleasant and polite. We were a bit puzzled by the loud and overly emotional conversation from guests at the neighboring table from the Middle East, but given the close proximity to the university, it's understandable. Overall, it feels like just another cafe. I would like to try their business lunch next time.

A very nice establishment. The quiet and relaxing music, along with the unobtrusive staff, makes it the perfect place to unwind. Be sure to try the rolls—they're very delicious!

The kids love the milkshake. I will have the chicken ice cream, and my husband is a fan of the rolls. We're all satisfied and happy. Don't forget to try the coffee desserts!

Business lunch in just 5 minutes! While I was having my meal, they prepared my second order—a set of rolls. My colleagues really enjoyed Café Lime. We are now using their delivery service.