It's like being 17 again and walking into your best friend's bedroom... only better (and funkier). The decor is an eclectic mix of band posters from the 60's and 70's, to one of a kind vintage lamps on every table. The Only Cafe's laid back atmosphere sucks you in at the door. The soundtrack is whatever the staff member on duty feels like playing, and there's a pinball machine at the back (a pleasant change from the usual Golden Tee infestation).

The taps are commendable with a selection of rotating micro brews, along with some standard domestics to keep everybody happy. The food is just small snacks that can be microwaved (the staff openly assure you that outside food is welcome) because they pull out the big guns for their weekend brunch - sleep in, but make it in by 4:00, you don't want to miss this one.

Cute patio out back, though full of smokers.