Au Bon Vieux Temps

When we went there was still an hour before closing time, and there were not many cakes left. The taste was not offensive, and if you were a little hungrier, you would even love the chocolate cake. Both soufflés were pretty standard, and the strawberry soufflé tasted almost exactly like Haagen-Dazs strawberry ice cream, making it an excellent substitute for ice cream when my aunt visits.

This restaurant is a very Tunisian restaurant. It is located in a very beautiful small courtyard. The windows and doors of the entire courtyard are colorful and very beautiful, giving it a fairy-tale feeling. The local cuisine here tastes particularly good and is authentic and worth a try.

This restaurant is the most distinctive one I visited in Tunisia. Both restaurants are dominated by blue and white colors, giving off a strong marine atmosphere. The dishes here are all natural. The ginkgo mint tea here, with brown sugar, tastes very refreshing and sweet, and is very delicious.

The houses in this area are very unique. The doors and windows are usually painted blue, and the exterior walls of the buildings are white, probably because it is close to the sea. Take a walk in the community and walk into a beautiful cafe for a cup of coffee and dessert, which is a great afternoon tea.

This is a traditional coffee shop in Tunisia. The Tunisian mint coffee here is the most authentic. The coffee shop is a bit like the hut where the Hobbits live. The blue arch building, the spacious and comfortable inner courtyard, and the good dining environment are worth a try.