Nooks by Baker Dave

Have you ever stop by a place just to have lunch and coffee, but the whole leave-​your-​troubles-​for-​the-​day-​behind ambience makes you want to linger on and chill even after the food is finished? That’s the case when I discovered Nooks by Baker Dave.
The food, by the way, did not disappoint either! I ordered their homemade burger and fries platter, and it’s perhaps the best homemade burger I’ve ever had in a long while. The meat is densely packed and cooked to perfection, unlike some homemade burgers I’ve tried in the past that had the tendency to disintegrate in your hands after the first two bites.
This may not be the best place to go when you’re on the verge of turning green from hunger, because everything on their menu is prepared fresh on the premise, whether it is their set meals or desserts. So, you will have to wait for a while for your order. Muster up some patience, because the food is worth the wait! But then when you’re there, the laid back atmosphere of the place will most likely make you forget you’re hungry in the first place.

I am never a huge fan of fancy café names, but Nooks by Baker Dave is a decent café to go to if you ever have a chance to pass by here.
Their price range is at the safe side, and their coffee is superb. The latte is on the softer side, with more milk added inside and then balancing it with a little bit more caffeine shots, making it a pretty delicious dish. There are cakes and main courses available, but I did not choose any, simply because coffee is a much better proposition to enjoy to in this café than to eat something filling.
I will recommend this place to anyone whose cravings are on the more savory and tougher side. Do go there if you are a food and coffee lover; trust me on that.

Imagine going i to a geometric– like interior and having buns and cakes bake from scratch here and food is all experimental food to slide away from the norm?
Their food is amazing! They have lunch set for Rm14.90 and the best selling dish is the pumpkin chicken rice and sesame sauce pasta. His coffee art is good and every food you see in the café are all cooked and baked from their kitchen!
This place is hidden behind but if you know where Jac & Ivy is, this is the place to go to have lunch and i dying to try their cakes next time.
The owner is always here serving regular customers and new customers.
Opening Hours — 8am to 7pm