Ruby Cafe, 233 Given Terrace, PADDINGTON QLD 4064
I
bought some sweet mangoes and strawberries on Friday night and on
Saturday we were to lazy to head out to breakfast, so the other
travel bunnie made cinnamon dusted Greek yoghurt with fresh fruits.
So
this morning, the bunnies went out to Ruby Cafe in Paddington for
some morning goodness. I actually prefer going out for breakfast on
Sundays now, as we can read the Escape section of the Sunday
newspaper while waiting for our meals.
Ruby
Cafe, like most cafes on Given Terrace in this delightful suburb was
buzzing with people when we arrived. The cafe wasn't big, a few
tables lined next to each other along a pained wall with a kitchen
and breakfast bar on the opposite side.
We
found a table at the end of the cafe with a view overlooking the St.
Brigid's Church at Red Hill, within minutes, a friendly waitress
brought our drinks to the table. The Chai latte tasted so good. I
used to drink a lot of Chai when I was at Uni and the taste of
cinnamon was so comforting.
The
food took a little longer to come out but given the business of the
cafe, it was understandable. I had fancied french toast for sometime,
so when I saw the Frenched brioche, nutella stuffed w' chewy maple
ice cream ($16.50), I was
slightly disappointed at the small portion. Sure it tasted nice, but
I thought the dish was slightly overpriced for a single scoop of ice
cream over one slice of thick toast. In comparison, the other travel
bunnie's potato bravas & chorizo pan hash w' crisp
fried eggs ($16.90) was much a
better value. The dish had some spice to it, but it was nonetheless
delicious. Ruby is definitely a good option among many strong
contenders for breakfast business in trendy Paddington.
Total
Bunnie Dollars Spent: $41.40.
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