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Caught up with friends for breakfast/lunch/something after waaaay to long (hey they’d been to Korea and the US in meantime!) at Cafe Newtown near the train station.
I had a delish fruit salad, and a coffee of course.
My friends split olive tapende toast with feta and a burger.
So many cafes in Newtown, so little time!
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Took advantage of my transit pass one day, and headed to Bondi for only the third time in my life (once I ran the city to surf, the other time was a job interview) and enjoyed a vegetarian brekky of Zuccini Fritters and a soy latte.
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An interesting breakfast excursion, with their coffee machine not initially working very well, and them putting bacon rather than fruit on the French Toast. But yum, once it all came together.
(the fruit that SHOULD have been on the French Toast)
A.. “Well done”?? omelette.
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The day after the Global Atheist Convention, Rish and I went with a couple of Sydneyites to The Hardware Sociéte, tucked away on Hardware St, Melbourne, for breakfast. Breakfast extended to 11:30, awesomely for a Monday, but they are very strict with that as the cut-off time.
Rish started with an amazing mocha, basically an espresso shot, with a jug of hot chocolate. The hot chocolate itself came as a clump of chocolate in a cup, with about two cups worth of hot chocolate in the side mug. Ultra-sweet!
My soy latte was at a perfect drinkable temperature, and awesome. Two went down quite welcomely.
Rish selected one of the versions of baked eggs, with chorizo and romanasco, while Ash had the (ultra rich) baked eggs, with sausage, pesto and olives. She didn’t make it through, though you could blame it on starting with the hot chocolate!
I ate “Le Sandwich”, while Mike had my second choice, sardines on toast
The Hardware Sociéte was one of those place I’d never have found without Foursquare, and the fact it was recommended by my food blogger contacts on there.
What’s the best place you’ve found via your online connections?
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Just happened to find out that Karen was in town for New Year, so organised to ctach up with her, Stu and Kore for breakfast.
We wound up at Alexanders, after the first cafe we sat in really wanted nothing to do with us. Which worked fine, because this menu was MUCH more my style.
(not my iced chocolate)
Stu went a sensible egg meal.
While Karen and Kore went the waffles.
My indication off ordering off the sides menu came out in sandwich form. But all good :)
Nice way to kick off NYE :)
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I’ve got a thing for beetroot in my juices at the moment, so picking this concoction was a great choice.
And this fruit plate, which defeated me!
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The awesome thing about there being a hospital in Kogarah is all the cafes ;)
I twisted Rish’s arm last week, and got him to come for brekkie with me in Kogarah ahead of an appointment :)
Gluten free cinnamon toast for me, Banana bread for Rish.
Happy tummies in the sun.
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Fruit salad $9. $11 with honey and yohurt
After picking out the kiwi and letting the coffee cool so I could hold it, both were awesome :)
Soy latte. $3.80
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As it’s my last day “between jobs”, plus I slept in, I decided to take myself out for a big breakfast that would see me through the day. After browsing the menus at the Westfield Woden cafes, I settled on Cafe Gaudi, who did me a made up breakfast – gluten free toast, tomatoes, mushroom, bacon and a potato roesti. If I did it again, I’d skip the mushrooms, mostly because I keep forgetting that I’m not really into breakfast mushrooms.
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