"I recently visited Pandor Cafe in Jamboree at the Marketplace, and overall, I’d give it around a 3.5 to 4 stars. It’s a cute, casual spot that works well for a quick coffee, a little study time, or a friendly chat with someone. On the positive side, the customer service was really good. The servers were polite and welcoming. They offer a nice range of savory items, café drinks, teas, and even some ice cream. It’s definitely a good place for a casual catch-up or just relaxing with a book. Now, in terms of what could be improved: the Caesar salad I tried was pretty average. The grilled chicken on it was a bit tough, and the salad itself didn’t stand out. It’s not the best salad I’ve had, so there’s room for a little quality boost there. Also, a couple of small notes on the facilities: the restroom could be a bit cleaner, and it would be nice if they added a hanger or hook for purses or jackets. Those little touches would definitely add to the comfort. In general, the management seems attentive, and it’s a nice enough spot for a casual visit. If you’re looking for a laid-back coffee shop vibe where you can chat or get a little work done, Pandora Cafe is a decent choice."

"This cafe gives off the vibe of being in a quiet, rural part of Europe. Their croissants and freshly brewed coffee are exceptional. The staff’s warm hospitality makes the cafe shine even brighter, and for me, it’s added one more place I absolutely want to visit again with good friends and family—I’m truly grateful for that"

"The girl who took our order was very friendly and attentive. The staff were polite and the café had a warm, cozy vibe. We loved the pistachio éclair and the beautiful plates and cups. Everything looked great — we’ll definitely be back to try more!"

"This café instantly won me over with its warm atmosphere and perfect menu with crepes! The iced coffee was excellent - smooth, aromatic, and clearly made with care. From the savory crepes, I recommend the Jambon et Fromage with ham and a fried egg. It’s very flavorful, and when paired with the side salad, it was satisfying enough to fill me up, though I still happily saved room for dessert. For something sweet, I highly recommend the Napoleon crepe. Honestly, it really does taste like a cake, incredibly delicious and tender. It has fresh strawberries, a light drizzle of chocolate, and a silky custard that makes each bite melt in your mouth. We also had hot tea, which was wonderfully aromatic. They offer some interesting and unique tea flavors. I also love that they have a little station where you can pour in cream, choose your own tea flavor, or even take a small cup to transfer your tea from a mug if you prefer. The menu is impressively large, and breakfast is served until 3 pm. They also have a tempting display of ready-made desserts like croissants, macarons, cakes, danishes, and more. Here’s a taste of what they offer: Savory crepes: - Sunny Side Up with eggs, ham, tomatoes, onion, basil, cheese and béchamel; - Saumon Fumé with salmon, tomato, spinach, crème fraîche; - Jambon et Fromage with ham and fried egg; - Ratatouille et Feta with mixed veggies; - Poulet et Champignons with chicken, mushrooms, and sherry cream; - French Burrito with scrambled eggs, chorizo, potatoes, onions, and cheese. Sweet crepes from 7.5 to 14.5 USD. - Cristo with Nutella to Banana Fosters with caramelized banana and rum butter sauce - Apple à la Mode with cinnamon apple and caramel - Napoleon crepe Quiche: - Lorraine with bacon and cheese, - Florentine with spinach and parmesan, - Mediterranean with sundried tomato and goat cheese, - Quiche of the Day. About 12 USD per slice or 55 USD whole. Tartines - Open-faced sandwiches from 14.5 to 16.5 USD. - Ratatouille with melted cheddar and poached egg, - Tomato & Avocado with parmesan and house dressing, - Smoked Salmon with fried egg and onions, - Croque Monsieur with ham and béchamel. Breakfast from 9 to 16 USD. - Egg dishes like the Newporter (sunny side up eggs with ham, cheese, and béchamel), - Croque Madame, - Lebanese Breakfast with eggs, olives, tomatoes, and za’atar, - Egg White Frittata, - Omelets (build your own or choose Parisian or Farmer’s styles). - Eggs Benedict is also available with different toppings like ham, spinach, or smoked salmon. French Toast from 11 to 12 USD. - Classic with whipped cream and fruit, - Frangipane Almond Toast with berries, - Bread Pudding Banana Foster. Sandwiches & Panini from 12 to 16.5 USD. From Turkey & Brie to Cuban-style Via Havana, lamb Merguez, or vegetarian Grilled Vegetable panini. Soups & Salads from 6 to 18 USD. Daily soups, French onion, red lentil wild rice, and fresh salads like Nicoise, Salmon Greek Way, Caprese, and Caesar. Coffee & Drinks from 3 to 7.5 USD Specialty lattes like Honey Lavender or Nutella Cortado, classic espresso drinks, teas, horchata latte, fresh juices, shakes, and lemonades. The space is airy, with plenty of seating choices: comfortable couches for lounging, regular tables with chairs for a meal, and high bar tables if you want a more casual spot. Soft, pleasant music plays in the background, and the noise level stays at a comfortable medium, enough to feel lively but still easy to hold a conversation."

"I love the vibe of this cafe. You can tell they really care about the service. It seems like it’s a family run business which I love supporting. The food is so yummy. I love the selection of crepes they have from sweet to non sweet options. And they have a wide variety of pastries to die for. See photos! The red lentil soup is really good. And I had the sunny side up 3 eggs. Also the French burrito is a nice twist to use a crepe instead of the tortilla."