In the morning, when you leave the house early to walk to the meeting place, and there are still 25-40 minutes free, after a short promenade you want to be in a cozy place where people don't stuff themselves like tobacco into cigarette cases, but just relax and enjoy a cup of coffee and, possibly, light desserts. Such places on Yakub Kolas Street include a coffee shop with the mystical name "Capella", the entrance group of which is ergonomically located under the balcony of the second floor of an apartment building. The interior of this catering point amazes the imagination of the experienced. Decorations sold along with drinks and food also add to mysticism. I didn't notice any cabalistic or similar symbols there, but you should never relax. Attentive baristas (in this guise there were two lovely girls, whose clothes were dominated by dark tones), accepted my order and offered to choose a place to absorb what they had bought. I chose a separate table made of solid wood, covered with dark lacquer. A sofa with three pillows in contrasting pastel colors and two armchairs are pleasantly arranged around it, however, there is not much to say about them. The paintings caught my eye. There were a lot of them, an animalistic theme prevailed (there was even such a ringing vulgarity as dogs gambling, and apparently it was a reproduction), there were also several paintings with Asian women. One of them probably depicted a geisha coquettishly lowering her dragon kimono. There was something so voluptuous in her eyes. On the windowsill, covered with flowers, the scarlet figure of a naked fairy with wings made of good ceramics beckoned like a midnight butterfly. Pretty anatomically correct. They arrived very soon. The serving of the drink was elegant, I noted the beautiful angle of rotation of the stand for used tea leaves placed on the cup, and the pleasant color of the plate for almond or ginger, I still did not understand the cheesecake, by the way, I recommend it. The baklava I ordered was rather disappointing, so don't take it. The combination of delicious dishes, hot tea, an artistic atmosphere, not alien to eclecticism and modernism, and, of course, the careful courtesy of the staff played a role, and I was satisfied. I would especially like to note the ideal geometry of the automatic sugar dispenser. It's a small touch, but it's important.

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