Hunter & Scout

2 Reviews on “Hunter & Scout”

• The Food Oracle

  I went here on a chilly morning, the lovely staff immediately put on a gas heater and offered blankets as we were seated in the stunning outdoor area. The service was so warm, good thing because soon the gas heater ran out of gas, no one knew how to fix it and it was very cold again. Coffee was nice, although I was not the hugest fan of the blend, and my cappuccino was more of a latte. B loved his lamb mince dish but I was less than impressed with the salmon eggs Benedict. It was served on delicious fritters and the poached eggs were spot on, but the dish together was so incredibly salty I couldnt finish it. Also the combination of the cold air, cold salmon, luke warm hollandaise meant the whole dish went cold very quickly. I warmed plate would have helped this. Stars are for the service and beautiful setting, my cold salty breakfast was not impressive.

  November 1, 2020, 3:12 pm

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• Stephanie Law

  Would give a 4.5 for the drink and a 4 for the eggs!! Really nice place for brunch and it was a bit busy and crowded when we went there on a Sunday afternoon at around 12.Smoothies are great and I love the light and freshness of berries plus a bit of thickness it had in the drink! Not sure what they added but it was not those really sweet artificially flavoured yogurts so you can still taste the real berries the eggs are great as well tho I would say they are pretty standard with the other cafes I have tried so far! The location btw was so convenient! Its just right opposite the train station so will be a great brunch spot for those who are taking public transports Their price range of brunch choice was wide which my scrambled eggs $13.5 will be a nice choice if you are going for sth light. My smoothie is $9 on a higher price but I am happy to pay for what was served

  February 5, 2019, 9:02 am

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