The best pancakes in the middle of nowhere.
Stacked five high, chocolate all the way to the plate. Stacked, drowned, and then covered again — because half-covered is not covered.
Waffle iron from 1968, portions from the village. Two scoops of ice cream is the small one.
Three floors, fries underneath. Held together by one very optimistic toothpick.
Stone-baked, cheese all the way to the edge. Ham and red pepper today — the radio picks the rest.
Strawberry, chocolate, vanilla. Thick enough to stand a spoon in, cold enough to hurt.
Freddo espresso all day, ouzo after six. The radio keeps playing either way.
Never half-filled. If you can still see the plate, it is not finished. Whatever we serve, we serve it full — chocolate, cream, ice cream, and then a little more.
In the middle of nowhere — and that is the good part. Follow the road until the road stops caring, then look for the checkered board and the radio with legs.