Omelette Restaurants in Carindale

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City: Carindale, 420 Cavendish Road, Coorparoo, Brisbane, Carindale, Australia
"Went here for dinner on a Thursday night, was reasonably busy for a weeknight! Cool decor inside. Seated quickly and service was attentive all night. Very friendly waitress. We had the wagyu burger and chicken enchilada, both were delicious! Finished it off with the banana split which was super decedent and amazing. Good food, good service, nice atmosphere (bit noisy) only real negative was the prices which were on the higher side. Overall great experience though and I will be going back to try other dishes!"
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City: Carindale, 1401 Logan Road, Mount Gravatt, Brisbane, Carindale, Australia
Breakfast, Gluten Free Options, Terrace, Vegetarian Friendly
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City: Carindale, 297 Old Cleveland Road, Coorparoo, Brisbane, Carindale, Australia
"This is my favorite local restaurant when it comes to Asian cuisine. The owners will always try to satisfy your taste. The hostess always remembers your nutritional requirements and personal preferences, thank you! I like to make meals with fresh vegetables. It's a... Hong Kong taste. The dining room could do with Renov, but consider this is primarily a take outlet."
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City: Carindale, 1902 Logan Road, Upper Mount Gravatt, Brisbane, 4103, Carindale, Australia
Vegetarian Friendly, Wifi, Gluten Free Options, Takeaway
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City: Carindale, Mount Gravatt Plaza, Corner Creek Road and Logan Road, Mount Gravatt, Brisbane, Carindale, Australia
Breakfast, Wheelchair Accessible, Gluten Free Options, Vegetarian Friendly
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City: Carindale, Shop 1, 189 Oxford Street, Bulimba, Brisbane, Carindale, Australia
"La Quinta has good Mexican food. They are always packed here & the staff are friendly although overly busy. They have a wide variety of gf options which is good."
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City: Carindale, 5 The Corso, Camp Hill, Brisbane, 4170, Carindale, Australia
"Waited 45 minutes for 1x Granola bowl. After half hr I asked twice two waitresses to check on order they said “okay” I saw them go inside and do nothing about it no one got back to me. It was busy but not packed. After 45mins I had enough of waiting for 1 granola bowl so got my money back and left hungry and disappointed. The lady on the checkout was not even apologetic. Oh my way out a waiter ran up to me offering a free bowl which was a nice gesture however by this stage it was too late I was already very disappointed."
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City: Carindale, 193 Oxford Street, Bulimba, Brisbane, Carindale, Australia
Breakfast, Wine and Beer, Terrace, Gluten Free Options
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City: Carindale, 32 Caswell Street, East Brisbane, Woolloongabba, Brisbane, Carindale, Australia
"Quietly on the east side of town, here is another promising coffee roaster doing what coffee roasters do. Like each one, there is enough hype around it to arouse interest and it will inevitably have its share of fans. That being said, coming here was because of hearing so much about it and it being so close to where I reside. <br/ <br/ So, the usual Saturday schedule that is getting into gear. Church is around the mid morning, and the weekly breakfast date with my dining buddy and I is the go. With the surrounding suburbs, and the inner south area, it is starting to expand and already has quite a good selection of options breakfast or otherwise. Let 's just say, he has a list of places to try out and get there so he is often prepared on the fly. This was one of them, and being coffee lovers, it was certainly on the fringes of his mind as well as being open suitably early, all was good to go. What has been built up a lot did not really fall flat, but was sort of a fizzer. Elements should work, but something underlying about it made it not seem as good as it should be. <br/ <br/ As central and rich with great places as Wooloongabba, much like some other places I have tried out it is a bit off to the side. On what is quite a quiet road, it is across the street from another business and does see a little bit of business from clientele during the peak hours. This is more modest in size than other roasteries, not having the wide open spaces and getting more of an L shape section in the building. Giving them the credit, they do create the look of a roastery the strange mix of urban and rustic, going for little in the way of decorations. All of the tables are set up with the serviettes, cutlery and salt and pepper. When it comes to the counter area, it starts to be a bit more set up like a bar (honestly, not a bad hook it is something to run with) where it is around the corner and central to the main area. So props to go to design and decor. <br/ <br/ I don 't often have qualms about service unless it is really bad. Though from experience, all the small aspects start to become a little more apparent and quite a few of those stem from the involvement from the waitstaff. Walking in, they sort of just go through the motions with the ordering process. Getting the meals is quick enough and efficient, so I won 't say they aren 't good workers. However, much like anywhere, small aspects are what builds up the experience and not a lot of that was present. It was not even busy, so there was a lot of opportunity to check up on the meal, or even explain the blends of coffee. Heck, it edged closer to apathetic than anything else. <br/ <br/ The menu is one that changes regularly. Heck, from when I went the real time menu and the one that was under the menu section were completely different. Some items weren 't there, there were new items in place. Whether it is more of the same, or an odd one here to there is put on is completely up to chance. This time, it was a bit boring to be honest. <br/ <br/ Instead of being distinctly breakfast or lunch, the menu is a compact one that is simply 'all day '. You can have something light, or a more substantial meal whatever the case. As well as that, they have pastries on the counter. When it comes to drinks, tea and coffee are the mainstays. Other choices are juices, smoothies, and iced drinks. To avoid a wild goose chase about the coffees here, there is only one blend and one mode of preparation (with exception to pre made cold brew) that is pretty lame. <br/ <br/ So this is their own blend that they are using, and it is alright. It is a little less strong than some others that are around, but it was not too bad. I have had worse before, and it did do the job of waking me up before Church. That doppio I had here was competently made, and there decent notes to it. On top of it was a good crema, that was lighter in colour to normal, so this appeared to be a more medium roast with the blend used. The coffee was decent, however it lacked something that normally is to be expected from a roaster. It is hard to put my finger on, but this certainly is not among the most memorable from around here. It could be up to taste. <br/ <br/ As for the main breakfast, most of the time it is hard to go beyond something that is tried and true. That is an egg 's benedict, with the choice of meat being ham. Let 's just say that the benedict overall was not an awful one, but to put it as memorable as some others that I have had over the years (and let 's just stick with the traditional varieties) that is not the case. The ham was a decent cut, plus the eggs were well cooked with the yolks runny (no other way). Adding onto that, the hollandaise sauce that was poured on top was thick, and had a slightly stronger flavour than usual. Giving it a bit of freshness was the rocket, which is a nice touch here and there. <br/ <br/ What was really missing from this was the bread, or how it was done. I am sure that the bread was good quality, however I don 't think it was toasted beforehand. The bread went soggy, plus it was cut a bit thin to be able to withstand the sauce. What would help in the future, is a thicker slice and a bit of a light toast. This was not awful overall, but the bread really brought down what should be an acceptable dish. <br/ <br/ Well that was Republic Coffee Traders. If this were a mere cafe, I would be giving it somewhat of a pass. The atmosphere has a slightly urban/rustic look to it, the coffee was not so bad, and even the food wasn 't awful though it did look like something that could be made in your home kitchen quality was still there, so it was not like they were not trying. Portion sizes were also decent enough. Plus, what also stuck out like a sore thumb was that the baristas and cooks did not seem as involved as they usually are. This did have a number of aspects that could work for another great roastery, but ultimately it lacked the overall character and charm that distinguishes them from an average cafe. <br/ <br/ TL;DR: This is far from awful, and would be passable as its own little cafe. However, going into something that advertises itself and dresses up like a roastery, I really expected to have something a bit more involved. What I mean is maybe having a couple of different blends, or one or two more methods of coffee preparation for keen coffee lovers to try, plus interaction with clientele would not hurt either."
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City: Carindale, 130 Bennetts Road, Camp Hill, Brisbane, Carindale, Australia
"Stopped by as I was passing this small café on the main road. It was difficult to get anyone's notice as the seating areas are either side of the serving area. I ordered the pork bun and was not disappointed. Jam packed with delicious pork and fresh salad. However, I wasn't asked if I wanted it to eat in or take-away, and it was wrapped for take-away. There is a sign saying take a seat and table service is available but I tried both sides and no-one seemed to notice me! I would go back for the food - service needs improvement."
Omelette

Omelette

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The Average price for Omelette is:
$8.8

Ingredients

Butter
  • Butter
  • Aisle Milk, Eggs, Other Dairy Qty. 1 tablespoon (14g)
Eggs
Sea salt
Herbs
  • Herbs
  • Aisle Spices and Seasonings Qty. 1g

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