Based in Canberra, Enigma fine chocolates specialises in selling artisan chocolates that won’t just find in your regular local store. They have a range options like chocolate bars, truffles, and small bite size pieces made using high quality chocolate. You’ll find the shop in the CBD in the suburb where of Braddon in the Ori … Continue reading Enigma Fine Chocolates @ Canberra
Whilst on our trip to Canberra, we stopped off to ‘Some Cafe’, who were using Three Mills bread. I tried the rye and it was amazing - soft inner with a crunchy crust and not as strong as the rye you normally have. My friend also really liked the white option, served with his Shakshuka. … Continue reading Three Mills Bakery @ Canberra
We visited Highroad in Canberra in the northern suburb of Dickson. The cafe is owned by the Ona Coffee brand and it is certainly not your run of the mill cafe. It is unique in its menu, stylish in its decor and has a very cool vibe to it. Architecturally, I describe the cafe as … Continue reading Highroad cafe by Ona @ Canberra
We are always on the hunt for specialty coffee and love anywhere that roasts their own beans. We were given a tip to head to Clay Coffee by our friends at the Origin Corner. Redbrick opened up four coffee shops selling specialty coffee. We visited Clay Coffee, on David Street in Turner, Canberra, ACT. It … Continue reading Clay coffee by Red Brick @ ACT
We’d visited Urban Pantry before and loved it, though the menu there at the moment seems pretty generic so we opted to try their sister cafe, Double Shot, in Deakin since the menu looked more interesting and extensive. We get there early, which was lucky, for around 10:30 it got crazy busy, both for dine … Continue reading Double Shot, Deakin @ ACT
This coffee bar and roastery is just off the side of the Australian Technology Park in an inconspicuous location, noticeable via a small sign on the front of the warehouse space. It’s a wholesale and retail space, operating from a warehouse. They roast their own beans and sell these retail as well as making specialty … Continue reading Seventh Wave Coffee and Tea
We love when we find surprising new places. Not that this cafe is that new, it’s been open a year, but we had heard nothing about it until finding it on a stroll. Located in a quiet corner of Darlington, near one of favourite restaurants, Kindred and close to Abercrombie and Cleveland St. Terracotta Roasters … Continue reading Terracotta Coffee Roasters – a hidden gem @ Darlington
Founder of the product, Manu Feildel has created a range of delicious sauces made with honest authentic French flavours which are reminiscent of his childhood memories of French meals created by his mother. Whilst we certainly aren’t all fancy chefs like he, Manu is inspiring us as home cooks with his new range of French … Continue reading The Sauce by Manu Feildel
The name Exclesior Jones might sound reminiscent of the knights of medieval times but it infact takes its name from the previous names of the streets at the cafe’s junction. This is a light filled corner cafe in Ashfield which is a cool spot that feels eclectic with its grid style mod art on the … Continue reading Exclesior Jones
The Grifter Brewing Co is a top brewery, housed in an old industrial warehouse. The decor is eclectic with a pool table, a bunch of vintage books, lamp shades and some skateboard decks on the walls. It feels in fitting with the Marrickville area in which this pub is located. The vibe is fun, with … Continue reading The Grifter Brewing Co @ Marrickville
