Silo’s Bakery, Kingston, ACT Posted in Modern Australian on 27 November 2008
Tagged with: bakery, brunch, Canberra, Kingston
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With my weekend spent in Canbera, where else would I choose to go for brunch in Canberra than my FAVOURITE bakery/cafe , Silo Bakery. Located in the poshy suburb of Kingston, Silo’s is probably a favourite of many others as their pastries, tarts and breads are practically sold out by the time we arrive for lunch.
Maisy’s, Neutral Bay Posted in Modern Australian on 24 September 2008
Tagged with: brunch, cafe, Dessert, Neutral Bay
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There’s TWO main reasons why I make the trip to Maisy’s:
1. It’s opened 24 hours, 7 days a week
2. Sticky Date Pudding
Maisy’s is a great cafe to hang or relax as you are guaranteed that it’s open at any time of the day/night.
Gazebo Wine Garden, Elizabeth Bay Posted in Modern Australian on 11 September 2008
Tagged with: brunch, Elizabeth Bay, groups
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On a windy and cold, yet bright, sunny day, we ventured to Gazebo Wine Garden for a boozy birthday lunch. That morning, I had already checked out the website to see what was on order. (BTW the website is quite nice but thats because its flash…). “MMMM sangria for lunch! Can’t wait!”, I thought as [...]
Cafe Ish, Surry Hills Posted in Dessert, Japanese, Modern Australian on 22 August 2008
Tagged with: Breakfast, brunch, coffee, omelette, pie, Sydney, Surry Hills
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At first glance, Cafe ish is a smallish joint located in a quiet area of Surry Hills. It serves Japanese/Australian fusion cuisine. However what differentiates this place from every other Modern fusion restaurant is that the chef attempts to recapture the past and incorporate it into “now” dishes, creating a more traditional Australian/Japanese fusion. Proof of Cafe-ish’s propensity towards traditonal Australian cuisine is depicted in Josh’s (chef) choice of utilising archaic but abundant ingredients, such as Kangaroo, Crocodile, and native bush berries and herbs.
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