I had lunch there, recently and I was very pleasantly surprised at the jambalaya. As an ex-New Orleanian I was prepared to be disappointed, but the jambalaya was very authentic and with just the right amount of spicyness. The service was a bit slow, but since I wasn’t in a hurry, it was pleasant to sit and enjoy the quiet glass of wine out side in the sun. I can’t wait to go back and try some of the other dishes, especially the beignets (our family favourite after many an afternoon at Cafe du Monde in N.O.)

The girls and I came for dinner and had sizzling fajita and mojito cocktails and it was a great night. Good coffee and lovely service. Hope this stays a wee gem for Raumati. A Great spot to sit outside and enjoy the sun too.

We had lunch at No. 6 on Monday 6 June. The service was excellent, unfortunately the food was not.

I had the Gumbo – described as chicken with hot sausage soup with rice. The meal was gluggy and tasted of bisto stock cubes. There was no depth of flavour at all. It was very unpleasant. Another had the rice with chicken, sausage and shrimp. It was described as average with no depth of flavours and it was spot the shrimp. The other had the chicken fajita.. the chicken looked very ordinary. The tomato salsa salad looked like it was from the day before – colourless, limp and unappetising.

A disappointing meal. Hopefully they will lift their game as the menu did read well.

I went to Number 6 cafe the other evening with my partner, as they have recently opened for dinner. I ordered the Beef Wellington and Jake ordered the sizzling fajita. We were very happy with the whole experience, the staff were very friendly and the food was excellent.. I would definitely go back there again