Aquitaine | Sidon Street, SOUTH BRISBANE QLD 4101
After
I finished my French class last Saturday, the other travel bunnie
took me to Aquitaine for a light lunch.
If
you can recall, the weather was humid and hot. The sun, as if it was
playing a game of hide and seek with us, would disappear among the
clouds, then ten minutes later, it would show its steamy face again.
The
muggy air made me feel dizzy so the other travel bunnie ordered a
glass of Miss Muffet for me, a perfect drink on a hot day with the
tangy yet sweet taste of mixed berries immediately making me feel a
lot better.
Our
waiter was extremely friendly and recommended the other travel bunnie
try the 28 day pale ale from Queensland to quench his thirst and it
was a great drop.
The
waiter chitchatted with us for a while we were waiting for our light
lunch, a salad Nicoise w confit tuna ($18)
and a warm confit duck salad, rocket, kipfler, onion jam,
fetta ($18).
I
wouldn't have chosen a different place for lunch on that day. Both of
our meals were extremely light and fresh in taste, but the quantity
substantial enough go keep us going for the rest of the afternoon,
which saw us head over to a travel expo at the nearby Convention
Centre and grab more than thirty travel brochures, but who's counting
anyways?
The
lunch was fabulous and we found out that Aquitaine is owned by the
creator of Malt on Market Street in the CBD as well as Glass in the
valley. We've also been fans of Malt, so it's no wonder that
Aquitaine impressed us without a doubt.
Total
Bunnie Dollars Spent: $44.50
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