Located at Drama Centre, on level 3 of the National Library, in a quiet, pleasant and airy space. It is a follow-up of its sister outlet Cafe Le Troquet (established in 1985 and which now concentrates only on serving a selected menu of authentic French cuisine), with made-to-order sandwiches, delicious salad combinations (served with its one and only homemade French vinaigrette sauce), shakes, juices and smoothies and the well sought - after homemade soups and hot dishes such as escargot, boeuf bourguignon, braised lamb shank, duck confit, chicken in white truffle oil, quiches, pasta carbonara, just to name a few, offering an upmarket alternative to the food court.