In Minsk, social media users decided to support a small French cafe "Bonjour chez Sebastian", which was opened by a Frenchman about a year ago. Despite the fact that the establishment is located in the city center, on Mikhailovsky Lane, and has its own bakery with classic French desserts, its owner admitted that the business is barely making ends meet, writes Telegraf.news.
A call to help the cafe appeared on Threads. A resident of Minsk published a post suggesting to "save" the place and recommended it to others. The publication quickly became popular: in half a day, it gained more than 260 thousand views and thousands of likes.
Many users noted that they already visit this cafe and especially praised the croissants, which, in their opinion, are among the best in the city. However, some were surprised by the prices: croissants cost from 4.9 to 8.5 rubles, chocolate buns — from 6.5 to 9 rubles, coffee — from 6 to 9 rubles, and half a liter of tea — about 10 rubles.
Some commentators believe that the pastries are more expensive than in Paris. Others note that everything in the cafe is prepared on-site using quality products, unlike chain stores where frozen semi-finished products are sold.
The main problem, according to users, may not be the prices, but the location. Although the cafe's address is in the center of Minsk, it is actually located in a courtyard, so not everyone knows about it.
In the comments, various ideas are proposed on how to help the business: a better signboard, more active promotion on social networks, expanding the menu for students, holding creative meetings, and participating in gastronomic festivals. Many also promised to visit the cafe and support it.
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Поэтому всё остальное остывшее и подгоревшее.
Поэтому надо и спасти этот образчик французского стиля.