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> Chia Pudding Porridge with poached pear, rhubarb and nuts Ooh La La- Croissant French toast with berry compote, Chantilly cream and Nutella ganach…
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Been here a couple of times. The food, drinks, service has been great each time. Staff are very attentive and the snickers smoothie is delicious, only…
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The food here was very tasty - we had the mushrooms and the osso bucco. Both very good options. The cafe is set in a residential area and it feels lik…
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4 Reviews on “8 Murray St”
> Chia Pudding < A dish not many people gravitate towards because it is quite plain and simple. This creation, however, was creamy and had a heap of rhubarb puree on top so it added a lot of flavour to the overall dish. I love chia puddings because the texture is a lot of fun, however, it may not fill you up completely, but it will give you energy for the day. > Porridge with poached pear, rhubarb and nuts < The concept of this place is beyond amazing. An old house converted into the cutest caf with an absolutely stunning court yard that is even beautiful in the winter on those cold days because dont you worry about shivering, they have blankets to keep you warm while you enjoy the atmosphere and your delicious meal. This porridge is just what we needed to warm up on this absolutely freezing and rainy day. The porridge was creamy and the flavours were strong. The poached pear was absolutely heavenly and blended with the rhubarb into the porridge really nicely. I couldnt have asked for a better meal to satisfy my cold Melbourne day needs. > Ooh La La- Croissant French toast with berry compote, Chantilly cream and Nutella ganache < Ooh La La is right! The sound of this dish got me really excited and when it came out I couldnt wait to dig into it. The croissant French toast was such a great and unique concept! The bread was gooey and just ripped apart so nicely, just as nicely as it melted as soon as you took a bite. The chocolate sauce poured over the top was quite thin and soaked into the bread, which enhanced the flavours immensely.
Been here a couple of times. The food, drinks, service has been great each time. Staff are very attentive and the snickers smoothie is delicious, only complaint is you just want more and more of the snickers smoothie its just that good
The food here was very tasty – we had the mushrooms and the osso bucco. Both very good options. The cafe is set in a residential area and it feels like you are having breakfast in someones private garden.However on a weekend, it took more than an hour for our food to arrive which just isnt acceptable. If you are in a hurry, Id choose elsewhere.
So happy this cafe has new owners. They have transformed the place to somewhere you can get amazing coffee & food. The setting is lovely, with plenty of outdoor seating & beautiful tree shade. The ossobucco with fennel, beans, kale & cornbread is one of the best brunches I’ve ever had. The sandwiches look lovely if you are after something cheaper. Looking forward to enjoying a wine there some day soon over summer 🙂