Of course, for those who knows Melbourne and its home to all of the interesting food and European style laneways, you will not be surprised by the amount of Best Breakfast in town that was listed. Of course, don't forget the Melbourne coffees.. I definitely know that Brissie has topped up their game in the food industry and have presented us with various openings of new creative and unique food culture. Brissie or Sydney or Melbourne, they all have their food culture, in their own uniqueness and dashing way.
Chocolateria San Churro is the perfect place to go if you love chocolate, rich cakes, bite sized chocolates and yes, churros. Although their coffee may not be the greatest, it does seem to be inconsistent during every of my revisits. It was quite empty when we came in but it soon became quite busy as people started to walk by and stop, trying to find seats would seem more of a wait than usual. I think South Bank really need to open up more desserts and coffee places for people to dine at and have more choices in going where despite the wait and all, but at least, choices are always good.
Ole restaurant in Southbank, located at the heart of Little Stanley St, which now also has the Sangria bar near the restaurant itself offers a wide range of delicious tapas, raciones, paellas and desserts.. Oh, and don't forget the drinks. Tapas is what Spanish food is all about, small dishes filled with different texture and flavours, the perfect accompaniment for a drink.. Though this post may be a little bit too late, since I am aware of a tad change in the menu, but why waste a post filled with delicious food? So here it goes..
