So imagine some sort of delicious fusion of Italian, French and Mediterranian foods and you've got…read morePane E Latte. It's a deli. It's a specialty foods store. It's a cafe. It's a bakery. It's everything your little heart could desire on a work lunch break. I popped in last week for a takeaway lunch of a spinach and ricotta pastry and lemon meringue pie (oh my goooood!) and I just had to go back. This time I sat in and ordered a coffee and a chicken cotoletta (basically schnitzel) which was served with a delicious salad of greens and tomatoes with buffalo mozzarella and a sticky balsamic dressing and fresh bread on the side. It was WAY too much food more me and I could have easily shared it someone. The whole meal cost me $15.50 and was worth every penny. My only regret is that I didn't leave any room for the divine looking cakes they had on display! But I've learned my lesson for next time.

So Pane E Latte. What can I say about this place? Well let's start with some background data shall…read morewe? I am an American on holiday. I did not know what to expect from this place and just found it on a regular stroll about the locale. Was I satisfied? Well quite so. I walk right in no knowing what is what and was greeted by a nice young lady. The place was small but quaint. I kind of liked it. It felt very welcoming and friendly. I ordered a simple black coffee and a spinach and cheese pastry type dish. Said order same out to me, note being I sat outside as it was a very nice day, promptly and for which I did not have to wait long. Coffee was a tad on the smaller side but was sufficient. The spinach and cheese pastry was nice. I quite enjoyed the dish but it didn't leave a lasting memory. Coffee, despite the size, was respectable. Definitely not the best I have had but far from the worst. I went back in and had an iced coffee and that too was brought to me outside and was just as nice. Much more than was I expected. I was expecting a simple iced coffee. Case in point an iced coffee that I was accustomed too is the same as a regular coffee just cold. This was much more. It was like a shake with ice cream on top. Will I complain about this break from normality? No I will not. I liked it a good deal. It just threw me for a curveball. What else can I complain about? Well, since it was the first time I was at this location I asked for recommendations and did not get any. Is this a big deal? Well, it is a double edged sword. On one hand it is a sign that everything may be good but on the other hand it may be that the location does not have its own identity. What selection is great here? What will be a good order considering I don't know what is good here? I do not know. I did not get a recommendation. I walked in blind seeking guidance and was left still blind. I don't know if I experienced everything this place had to offer or if I should return wanting more. It may be a minor gripe to you but to me it is rather important. I like knowing what a place has to offer. I like to asking for a recommendation and trying said recommendation to see if it was indeed a correct choice. Pane E Latte was indeed a nice place. Walking in I had a nice experience. I just wish they had the wow factor that I desired. Tell me what is good. Guide me to experience the best that you offer. That little extra step goes a long way in the eyes of the guest. If you make us feel like you want us to experience the best you have to offer we will come back to see the rest. What I experienced was, although nice, not enough to make me go out of my way to return and see more of what can be offered.

Do I give my favourite sugarcane juice store 5 stars on Yelp so everyone knows about it or do I…read morestay quiet? Lucky for you all I am a generous soul. This little bakery near Sunshine station does the freshest sugarcane juice around and does a pretty smashing pork belly banh mi complete with crispy crackling. Those two things together get me a pretty amazing lunch for under $10. Staff are friendly and there are places to have a seat as well. However don't tell too many people as i don't want my juice place raided by the hoards!

I don't live close to this area but was here to see a friend and we were heading over to Chef…read moreLagenda, the Malaysian restaurant on this strip. I came across Cherry and had to go inside to have a look. It turns out to be a new Filipino bakery/ cake shop with lots of interesting cakes, bread and sweets. We tried Mamon- sponge cake with grated cheddar cheese Yema - cake with condensed milk filling and cream Ube cake- purple sweet potato cake with sweet coconut Pink lamington Colourful sponge cake Butter bread I know, we eat a lot of cakes. Prices was cheap with most cakes about $2 a slice and whole cake at $19 Owners and staff are friendly I would suggest to pop in and have a look if you are looking for cake option that is a bit different than the usual. I would be back if in the area

Amazing cakes, dessert and Filipino dishes that makes me feel at home. Cozy ambience and friendly…read morestaff make this place worth going to if you want to try some homestyle Filipino foods.

Great breakfast, reasonable Italian coffee, but just a little noisy. Even has a small play area for…read morethe kids!

Takes me back home, if you want traditional real South American pastries definitely visit this…read moreplace... You won't regret it... Tip: earlier the better to get a choice of everything and fresh!!!