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    Naim Restaurant

    4.6 (35 reviews)
    Closed 7:30 am - 3:00 pm

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    Good for working
    Good for kids

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    Chocolate apricot waffles
    John B.

    The former Shouk cafe is now Naim, part of a rebranding and expansion. Having dropped in first thing in the new year, I see they haven't changed what worked. Their menu is still an exciting mix of middle eastern flavors, which is full of vegetarian-friendly, appealing, and nutritionally diverse offerings. The things I've ordered have been beautifully presented and mouthwatering. Notably, every iteration of their menu seems to have an indulgent waffle offering, but the toppings on their current hummus plate appeal as well. The setting is pleasant and their back room offers a nice view of the verdant suburbs and the mountain beyond. I suppose what's changed is after getting somewhat subpar service the first time, I've had more welcoming and efficient care since, and I feel like I'm getting the premium brunch experience I paid for. I do suggest avoiding the weekend lines, but if you're searching for a place that represents Brisbane's food scene the best, breakfast cafes are the thing and this one is up there.

    Hazel wood street entrance
    Lani P.

    Brisbane doesn't NEED another cafe, but at least Shouk Cafe, which has opened in Paddington where Jazz Cat used to be, is offering a menu that is serving up fare a little different from the norm. The menu, although still featuring popular choices like avocado on toast and eggs benedict, has also thrown in a Middle Eastern / Israeli twist to each item making it difficult to choose just one! Hello panacotta for breakfast! I arrived at around 9:30am on a Friday morning and it was fairly quite. I took a seat at a table in the back room with views looking out over suburban Paddington. It's breezy and very light in this area which makes, in my opinion, the dining experience even greater. I ordered the Latke Stack - potato stacked with poached eggs and smoked salmon. It was light and I would have loved to have perhaps amped up the potato (rostis?) a little with some cumin or similar. The coffee is Veneziano and they use Maleny Dairy milk. Like most cafes it isn't the coffee you come for, rather the menu but Shouk is actually delivering highly on both. I also ordered their lemon and mint drink which was a refreshing and cleansing sip to finish my breakfast off with. Most breakfast items ranged from $14-$18 so I'd allocate about $20-$25 including a few coffees for your meal.

    Eggs Benedict with braised kale & sumac hollandaise.
    Dean B.

    What an absolute gem of a location for breakfast. Pleasant surrounds and friendly staff. Planning the return visit to try the other items on the menu. It's a good thing I have a couple of extra days later this week to return. I ordered what turned out to be generous serving of the Eggs Benedict w braised kale and sumac hollandaise was a clever twist on the classic dish. The wife and I shared the Goats Milk & Date Panna Cotta. First spoon ful for me and stern words to the wife back away from the Panna Cotta - you don't want any of this FEKKIN' AMAZING !!!

    Latke stack with smoked salmon and poached eggs
    Melissa L.

    Everything great you've heard about Shouk is true. Just off La Trobe Terrace on Collingwood St, the modern Middle Eastern influenced café is housed in a warm blue-grey corner shop that has seen a modern extension out the back, thus providing guests seated at the back of the café an almost bird's eye picturesque view of the little suburbia towards Jubilee Terrace. Arriving just before 8:15am, we took advantage of the plentiful empty tables to position ourselves in the front end of the café. It wasn't long before the tables filled and staff were offering table-less patrons the option to order coffees (or some breakfast) while they waited for one to become available. The Jackson is Shouk Cafe's interpretation of the big breakfast and they were not sparing anything or anyone with this menu number. Two eggs done the way you like it, mer guez sausage, crispy bacon, herb roasted tomato, garlic butter braised kale, latke and two slabs of toasted sourdough - take that, hunger pangs! This would definitely be the one for the massive hangover. Of all the elements making up The Jackson, the bacon was the plainest. After tasting both the spicy mer guez sausage and gorgeously buttered mushrooms, the scrambled eggs looked deceptively dry and overcooked, but turned out very smooth, soft and tasty. Shouk Cafe have some of the best mushrooms we've ever tasted. If you don't like kale or something else in The Jackson, ask for more mushrooms. I don't think you'd regret it. The Latke Stack is a triple Polish potato pancake stack with either smoked salmon or shaved leg ham, served with two poached eggs, cream cheese, dill and pickled red onion. I have never tasted an authentic latke stack, but if this were just a shadow of the original, then I would probably cross desserts for the real deal. The potato pancakes had been cooked till the edges were crispy, so it speaks of the chef's patience (I often pull fritters and pancakes too early for them to crisp up properly). Layered between each pancake with a smoothering of cream cheese, I opted for the smoked salmon, which complemented the thin slices of purple pickled onion. It helped cut through the richness, so I wasn't left feeling sick afterward. The dish was also finished with a scattering of sumac and homemade dukkah. Shouk Cafe was certainly a winner with us and I am definitely looking forward to dropping in again to try their Goats Milk Date Panna Cotta and Olive and Lemon Chicken Tagine next.

    Jad A.

    Finally had a chance to drop by Shouk Cafe in Paddington & we now understand why it is held in such high regard by everyone who recommended we visit. The Israeli focused & modern cafe dishes inspired by the marketplaces of the middle east are absolutely divine. I also get excited that "breakfast" is available all day (the all day menu). It is, after all, a very important meal! It means i can miss brekky after a big night, sleep in, & still have it anyway. Winning! Arriving in a small group after a certain time is always going to be a challenge, especially at a cafe as popular as Shouk Cafe. The host at the front door was so friendly & added as to the waiting list. We used the time to explore a cute bookshop nearby & not even 10mins later received a call to come back as our table was ready. We were seated at the back of the cafe where, thankfully, it was air-conditioned. The cafe is clean, well spaced, & relaxed with plenty of natural light. It was suggested by the waitstaff to try the lemonana. A concoction of mint, ice, sugar syrup & lemonade. It was just perfect & fresh for a hot spring day. Loved it. Ordered some of their veneziano coffee & again, it was just perfect. The menu is a showcase of wonderful middle eastern & Israeli favourites, with vegetarian & gluten free options, as well as featuring many of the spices you would expect. We ordered the: 1)Tunisian style eggs baked in a rich sauce of tomatoes, capsicum & spices. Served with toasted challah & olives. 2) Lemon & thyme chicken tagine. Spiced chicken thighs slow cooked with olives, thyme, lemon, garlic, served with Persian rice. The verdict: Shakshuka is a flavoursome dish, perhaps a little "tomatoey" but we should have added the merguez sausage to the order. The eggs were cooked perfectly. Lemon & thyme chicken tagine was amazing! Coming out in an authentic cooking pot, the chicken thighs melted in your mouth, blending with the beautiful spices & the aromatic Persian rice just topped it off! Its easy to imagine you are in a marketplace, if you close your eyes as you inhale the smell of your dish, take a bite, & listen to the cacophony of conversations. Next up, we had to have dessert. The pear fritters served with rose water syrup, & a pistachio & halva semifreddo won out. Best decision ever! Speechless. We should have worn loose track-pants, because we would have eaten another 10 serves of that dessert. Yum! Had a great day at Shouk Cafe. Excellent flavours, awesome service & atmosphere, as well as mind blowing dessert. Will definitely have "breakfast" here again, or lunch!

    Flat white
    Ron B.

    Delightfully different! Finally made it here for a late weekend brunch and glad we did. The menu is extensive and with a lot of unusual options, as well as some standard ones (eggs benedict) and healthy choices. I had the Latke Stack - Polish pancake fritters with cream cheese & dill, pickled onions, 2 poached eggs and a choice of salmon*, bacon, avocado* or haloumi (* my two choices). Nicely presented. Tasted well but I found the fritters a bit too oily and thin (i.e., more fried edge than soft inside). Eggs & salmon were excellent. Since we arrived close to 11, we had access to the brunch menu and one of us ordered the Chicken Shank & Persian Fig Tagine. The chicken was done pefectly and fell off the bone. Interesting flavors and the figs were great too. I was a big fan of the pistachio & orange rice, but it is worth noting that this dish was rather sweet overall (both rice & chicken). The Haloumi & Pumpkin on Toast, with 63-degree eggs & spicy zhoug sauce (& w side sausage) was our group's favorite. Colorful, juicy, a little spicy & delicious. We also had an order of Shakshuka (see photos) but I didn't get a report or bite. A few additional notes: - Friendly, happy & efficient servers & serving. - Excellent coffee. - No milkshakes or smoothies. - Fingers crossed you get a seat in the back room (lots of natural light & a view) - The wait out on the sidewalk in heat ain't great, but the call-back system is very nice.

    Godly Eggs Benedict
    Pete D.

    What a fantastic find! Shouk is a new comer to the paddington area, one that's already filled with great cafés, but that hasn't deterred Shouk. Once Siri came to terms with the venue's name, we arrived (parking is tough, especially in the mid morning) and were seated in the back area, a once open balcony that's been finished with massive windows that overlook the Mt Cootha area. The coffee was great, and served quickly, nothing to rave about, but smooth and creamy none the less. Where we were blown away however, was with the eggs benedict. Good *god* these were amazing. The sweetbread, kale and herbed hollandaise was a combination that is utterly inspired. The serving size was perfect, and the ingredients played off each other extremely well. There was much "mmm'ing" and "aaah'ing" I think both our plates went back clean. Shouk doesn't redefine the genre, and they don't shock (sorry) and awe, but what they do, they do well - and that's a reasonably priced, and memorable breakfast. Will be back for sure.

    The window seat is a prime spot to sit, enjoy some natural light and people watch
    Nat D.

    We had a pleasing breakfast at Shouk Cafe this morning. The young man dealing with seating was polite and efficient. We waited in the sunshine for a little while and he ensured we all got our tables in a timely smooth manner. We noticed later that some young ladies were given a complimentary minty slushie style drinks while they waited. This was a nice touch and something I'd like to see more Brisbane cafés employ. Our order was forgotten or confused but before we could highlight our growing impatience a delightful manager (could he have been the owner?) came to apologise, reassure us that the meals were now 2mins away and offered us free coffee and the delicious minty drinks I'd seen earlier. Again, a nice touch - a preemptive strike before customers get antsy. Our breakfast food was delicious and beautifully presented. Our coffees by Veneziano were nicely made and just OK. The highlight of our trip to Shouk was the professional manner with which customers were dealt with. This is usually a weak spot in Brisbane dining so good to see!

    Loved my coffee here. It came quickly and perfectly made.
    Lily O.

    I'm not sure why the heck I never made it here until after I moved away! The place is excellent - great value, with high quality ingredients and prepared so well. I also love the menu options. The menu options are a bit different, really interesting and full of flavour. No boring bacon and eggs here! I had such trouble choosing only one meal but my Latke stack was delicious. The staff are really well organised, very friendly and take good care of you. The inside is cute and buzzing with happy vibes. It does get very busy though but you can call and book the morning of your meal only. They also have a very well organised wait list if you're happy to wander the busy street or shops nearby for a bit. I love the food and the coffee - I just wish I had tried it sooner!!

    Madeline C.

    ADORE. I adore this place. With a family brunch on the menu for the good ole Saturday morning, the destination was left up to me... I guess I'm the one obsessed with food and more so, cute brunch places. Having heard of this place a while ago, and being reminded by a recent Instagram post, I decided that it was time to finally check this place out and boy, did it NOT disappoint! It's rare you come across reviews for a cafe that have multiple 5 star ratings but this place definitely deserves it. Keeping in mind that we may have to wait to get in on a Saturday morning, we were expecting queues. While the place was packed out, we happened to nab a table for four down the back, with a nice greenery view. We were informed that there would be a 25-30 minute wait on food = no problem when you're actually warned :) I have no issue waiting a while for food if I've been told it's going to take a while. The staff there are divine... the perfect combo of happy, helpful and efficient which is what I love. They were quick to serve us and bring out our coffees and other drinks, keeping us distracted with marvellous coffee while we waited. The menu is sophisticated, exotic and mouth watering...decisions as to what to eat are the hardest thing you'll experience at Shouk. There are so many options so I know I'll just have to come back. I had the Panna Cotta, mainly because I wanted to see the awesome plate presentation everyone had raved about. It did not disappoint. Their plate presentation for all of their meals is "on point." A lot of thought has gone into that, I can tell. The Panna Cotta was lovely - not something I would usually be able to stomach for breakfast. It's incredibly sweet (and I have a sweet tooth) but if you're anything like me, and want to see this beautifully designed masterpiece in person, you'll order it anyway. Our table also ordered the waffles - delicious and sweet too; the potato stack with salmon; and Eggs Benedict. Everything was great. Parking in Paddington is always a bit of an issue, but with some side street parking and a bit of a walk you'll be fine (worst case scenario). It's well and truly worth the trek out there if you're not local. It won't disappoint. It has something on the menu for everyone and you can order lunch items after 11am. Go check it out!

    Breakfast is served!
    Christopher S.

    People will travel anywhere for good food - it's crazy. - Rene Redzepi Well I don't think it's crazy, finding a good food spot and enjoying a taste sensation with friends is extremely satisfying. Well this weekend on my ritual post gym Saturday breakfast with Nick I was super satisfied to have chosen Shouk Café! Now, can I just make a BIG SHOUT for Shouk on a very simple offer that many Brisbane restaurants seem to ignore. Its called "all day breakfast". That's right restaurant owners of other establishments........ALL DAY...........not when you or your chef decides that you want to cook and serve it. Yes I really don't want to drag my bottom out of bed at 7am on weekend just to make it to your strict breakfast serving times..........I actually like to sleep in after a week from hell at work..........I do want to do my Saturday gym sesh at a reasonable time before I don't have to go to work afterwards and then once I have showered and got ready to start the day I want to reward myself with a top notch breakfast and that may mean I rock up at 10:45-11am and yes, don't look at me as if I am mad, I want to eat now.......not when you reopen your kitchen at midday and no, I don't want lunch............I want BREAKFAST! Thanks for that................I feel much better now.................I will now carry on......... Don't be fooled by the small front seating area, there is a huge seating area to the rear and yes, they are so good they pack out all the tables. I would therefore recommend that you book as this place is always chock-a-block because everyone knows how good it is. You can, like me though, just rock up and take your luck and wait for a table to become free. To my surprise we hit it lucky and got a table straight away. The interior is pretty cool too. A converted Queenslander provides the space and a quirky interior design......gave me the impression they had taken some inspiration from Delftware. A super friendly waitor got the coffee orders in and later took our order. Don't be in a rush if eating here........a packed restaurant means the kitchen is under the pump and the waitor did advise that there may be a 20 minute wait which simply means more time for great coffee! When the food does arrive oh you won't be disappointed! There are enough pictures on Yelp to help you see that breakfast can look stunning and your tongue tells you it is certainly as good as it looks. I don't need to write any more..........stop thinking about where to go for breakfast, you have just found the perfect choice!

    Marlin O.

    Great food and even better service. The latke stack was delightful and the coffee was fab! Best to book a table if you're coming on the weekend, but having said that the wait staff try their best to accommodate everyone in the quickest time as they possibly can. Plus they do it all with a smile on their dials. What can be better than that? Two thumbs up!

    Loved the presentations of the Latke stack. Amazing flavours. Pickled onions and the sprinkle of spices gave the dish another dimension.

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    Food is soooooooo good. The staff is very nice and welcoming. Highly recommend this place.

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    I've been too the restaurant multiple times and not once had a bad experience. I recommend this restaurant highly.

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    One of my favourite places for weekend brunch. The staff are adorable and the latkes are so so yummy.

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    Bunker Coffee

    Bunker Coffee

    4.9(22 reviews)
    1.7 kmMilton
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    For our almost-regular Tuesday lunches, we decided to head to Mrs. Luu's to grab a sandwich, and…read moreended up giving in to our desires for an iced hot chocolate! Oh, the calories! I've been wanting to try Bunker for the longest time, and today was the day. I love the vine covered hub, which reminds me of a burrow, and of a cafe that I used to visit back in L.A. Instead of getting my usual latte, I went for the bottled ice dark chocolate (5). I'm not the biggest fan of hot chocolate, as it's usually too sweet and heavy for me to finish (I know, strange, because I can finish a whole Chipotle burrito), but I decided that the unusually warm weather called for an iced chocolate. We were greeted by a really friendly barista who helped us right away - and well - the iced dark chocolate and dark chocolate mocha were pre-bottled, so there wasn't much work. The iced dark chocolate, made with organic milk (I think?) and fair trade chocolate, was quickly consumed! It wasn't too sweet, and I would definitely go for it again. The iced dark mocha was also really good, and not at all grainy, which often happens in a lot of mochas. My only complaint was that the bottles were a bit harder to open (I prefer Bean's bottles), and the straws were too short and kept falling in! The drinks were so delicious it didin't matter though....

    Bunker eptiomsises why I have faith Brisbane will sustain its growing 'cool' factor. Taking a…read moredisused war-time bunker on Milton Road, Bunker Coffee has turned a small space into a urban retreat. Sitting against the cool brick wall sipping an ice coffee, flat white or hot chocolate you feel a million miles away from the city despite the fact Milton train station is above you. In the same way Blackstar Coffee paved the way for coffee appreciation in Brisbane many years ago, Bunker continues the tradition introducing and encouraging a new set of palettes to appreciate and respect good coffee. They also offer take-home coffee beans which they will grind for you depending on what device you'll be using them in.

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    Bunker Coffee - View into Bunker from Railway Terrace

    View into Bunker from Railway Terrace

    Bunker Coffee - Sitting in the bunker.

    Sitting in the bunker.

    Bunker Coffee - Wall of options - coffee, hot chocolate and roast of the week.

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    Wall of options - coffee, hot chocolate and roast of the week.

    John Mills Himself - flat white

    John Mills Himself

    4.4(58 reviews)
    3.4 kmCBD
    $

    Quaint. The coffee shop and bar are well out of sight from…read morethe streets on either side of the passage that connects them. Disability access is from the Elizabeth St side. Look for the sign boards to guide. You go here as the coffee is good and it has a pleasant vibe in a secluded spot. They have been here for a long while so doing something right. Worth exploring.

    What a fabulous find down the alleyway! Big kudos to my friend who suggested this location…read more It was the first night they were a bar so we decided to check it out! They were super friendly and let you enjoy the space and your company. They serve you water as soon as you are seated and then ask you what you'd like. I had the Lucy while my friend had the Coffee Ale. The sizes come in Pony, Mare, or Stallion! My friend loved the coffee ale. I'm not the biggest beer fan but the Lucy was light. We started to chit-chat with the bartenders and they showed us this chili vodka! He had me at "Chili..." My friend had the Bloody Mary and she kept raving how it was tomato soup for adults. She loved it! The bartender was great and nervous about creating a drink for me. We went with a pineapple chili vodka with a touch of mint. Yum! It needs some fine tuning but the foundation is set. We were having a great time and as if beer to vodka wasn't enough, we moved right along to tequila! Yes, some quality tequila and verdita. I'm a huge fan and they explained to us how quality tequila is for sipping. We didn't want to leave but the time had come. Thankfully, I know I'll be coming back very soon. Thanks for a great Introduction.

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    Cat Cuddle Café

    4.3(4 reviews)
    1.3 kmRed Hill

    Completely Bizarre, and truly a must add bucket list item for everyone, even non cat-lovers. You…read morecan buy coffee and cake upstairs before you go down to "Play" with the cats. But I would recommend just bringing a drink down, because with a slice of cake, and not many seating options in the cat area, it made finishing off the cake a bit awkward. Upstairs in the main cafe they have some board games, and lots of seating options. Seriously... you have to do it!!!

    "Dogs come when they're called. Cats take a message and get back to you."…read more- Mary Bly Adore cats and fancy an hour of cat cuddles? Looking to give a great home to a little puss cat that might not had the best of starts in life and commit to giving cuddles on demand? Well the Cat Cuddle Café is the place to go. You need to book online to visit as the owner, who is super passionate about rescuing and rehoming cats, ensures that the cats are not over stressed by having too many people visit, in addition to ensuring the small numbers per hour timeslot enable you to get some quality cat time. Located in Red Hill Brisbane the little café entrance leads you downstairs to the reception area. When you arrive you are greeted and check-in and then ask to read and agree to some rules................simple rules like: wash you hands before and after you visit the cats, leave sleeping cats to snooze in peace, no loud noises that could scare the little fluffy wanabe Lion cubs. Due to Australian Health and Safety requirements the barrister is located in the reception area which is catless and you can order up your favourite coffee and can take this into the cat lounge. You can view the cats whilst you wait for your timeslot to start and you can see that the lounge is a real cat space. Cat toys, beds, tunnels, a cat running wheel and I even found a mini cat tent make this space cat heaven. There is also an outdoor area too where the little ones can bask in the sun and get some fresh air. When I visited there were a range of cats, some very lively kittens in addition to some very relaxed older cats who seemingly preferred to bask in the sun and watch the kittens do 100m sprints than bother to lift paw and partake in any exercise whatsoever. There is a cat profile wall in the cat lounge so you can look up the names of your favourite fur ball in addition to seeing their friends who have found new homes. There is a table and sofa to take a seat at but be careful you don't disturb a resting cat who may have already claimed a chair for themselves. All in all this is a rather lovely business that is really focused on helping rescue cats find great new homes. So if you are on the hunt for a cat why not visit Cat Cuddle Café to find your perfect feline partner? It is only $10 per person per visit for up to 1 hour and you really get to see the personality of the cats and can chose one that will best get on with you. "Dogs have owners, cats have staff." - Unknown (but feel free to attribute it to me!) Not looking for a cat right now.........well just drop by and have a cat fix. Just by visiting you are helping the company raise money enabling them to continue to rescue and provide a great temporary home for cats looking for new staff to serve their every need!

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    Neighbourhood Coffee Roasters

    5.0(6 reviews)
    1.1 kmBardon
    $$

    Call it a left over side effect of having visited most new openings in Brisbane post haste for…read morealmost four years but it is taking some "rehab" to rediscover a love of exploring new cafes and leaving the comfort zone of my local weekend haunt. On a recent inspired Sunday, remembering hearing many good things about Neighbourhood Coffee Roasters, which calls the old Rainworth General Store home, friends and I gathered and spent a leisurely breakfast. For the first time in many moons I looked at the menu with genuine excitement. Of course there's the obligatory cafe items, and comforts with modern twists like a fig glazed ham and cheese toastie, but then it's mixed with surprise additions like a green tea soba noodle salad (yes I went there for breakfast), splashes of kimchi and a tumeric iced chai latte. Tumeric is so 2016 it hurts. As the cafe filled with weekend brunch hunters, we were never rushed as our group of four grazed through our breakfast and stayed on for another round of coffee. Coffee while we're talking that is roasted by the cafe and consistently turned out a exceptional cup both as a long black and flat white. Add in the chat we had with one of the owners about the history of the building and their discoveries of old advertising signs as they renovated the space and you've got me giving this local gem two thumbs up. Pro Tip: there's heaps of space in the back room for prams and kids (especially out in the back vege garden) and for those of us dog loving cafe hoppers - the four-legged patrons are welcomed with ample footpath seating.

    I've only been to Neighbourhood Coffee Roasters once. It's usually my practice to review after…read morevisiting at least twice, to see if the first time was a fluke or one-off disaster. This place gets an exception. First visit, I know this place is going to be hugely popular. The put your name on a list and wait 45 minutes popular. I had the Japanese cheese toast with miso emulsion. Was pretty amazing. The coffees were great. The staff are attentive (and good looking). The owner could tell we were coffee drinkers, so brought us over some cold drip to compare with the iced filter we had bought. The only downside - the building seems to get quite hot.

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    Neighbourhood Coffee Roasters - Proprietor busy attending to a customer

    Proprietor busy attending to a customer

    Neighbourhood Coffee Roasters - Shiitake mushroom toastie with kimchi and pork floss. Sounds mad but it was delicious.

    Shiitake mushroom toastie with kimchi and pork floss. Sounds mad but it was delicious.

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    Remy's

    4.2(5 reviews)
    0.3 kmPaddington
    $$

    Love this places Great food, friendly staff, awesome…read morebreakfast value Parking is a bit hard at times but that's ok, gives an opportunity to walk off the great servings

    I was a little bit nervous this morning as it was so hot and Remy's has mostly outdoor seating but…read morewhen I arrived I was pleasantly surprised by the nice shady deck and breeze but enough about the weather. Remy's is a mostly help yourself kinda place (find your own seat, get your own cutlery/water and order at the counter) but once I figured that out I was set. The breakfast menu is quite simple with a handful of items you'd expect from a breakfast menu. Today I opted for the Bacon and Eggs on Sourdough which sounded pretty simple but I was in the mood for bacon! Once my meal arrived it wasn't the prettiest picture but boy did it taste good. Let me break it down for you: - the bacon was thick (as described on the menu) and was amazing, who knew making bacon thicker made it more delicious!? - the eggs were poached to perfection. All oozy and good! - the sourdough was magical and appeared to be fried/saturated in butter which is a very good thing! - the salad was basic leafy greens but cut through the greasiness and the balsamic was a nice treat (I haven't had balsamic in a while) - the relish was a nice accompaniment, adding a sweet/spicy component to the meal. Overall it was delicious and filling! The coffee here was pretty delicious. I left here on a caffeine high after consuming a flat white and a long black. The bean is from Supreme which is fast becoming my fave coffee. The service was decent but nothing to rave about. As mentioned before majority of seating is outdoors so not so good is raining.

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    Bacon and Eggs on Sourdough.

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