Pickles Restaurants in Concord
The best places in Concord to eat Pickles. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Concord who offer this dish to eat out or take away.
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City: Concord, 101 Burwood Road, Concord, New South Wales 2137, Australia
"Had lunch here todayHubs enjoyed his cheeseburger 3, but the spicy pickles really are spicy."
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City: Concord, Elizabeth Dr Smithfield Rd, Concord, Australia
"Walked in. Food looked really good, we were extremely offended at the menu items titles, so we walked straight out. It is very rude and blasphemous."
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City: Concord, 55 Majors Bay Rd, Concord, Australia
"Great place if you want a bang for your buck. This place is very traditional on how it does things; no lamb in their beef burgers to make it look like its juicy, it is pure 100% beef and done right seasoned to perfection. Their fries compliment the burgers so much as they use sea salt not chicken salt which to some might be a turn off but trust me they know what they're doing. Apart from burgers their tacos and chicken are heavenly, could do with a little less paprika but overall really well done. If there is 1 thing you need to try at happy endings it's going to have to be the psychedelic burgers (chicken or beef), and the reason for that is their pineapple relish... O M G dont get me started... you need to taste it to know what I mean.OverallPrice is good: 1/5Cleanines was good: 2/5Customer service was spot on: 3/5Food overall was amazing esp for the price and the amount of variety and different menu items (consistent across the board):4/5And finally Originality: 5/5. they have so many orignal and unique sauces and relishes to choose from that compliment almost everything they are paired with.Nice job guys and keep up the good work."
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City: Concord, 85 Majors Bay Rd, Concord, New South Wales 2137, Australia
"Competition along the Majors Bay Road shopping strip has made the people of Concord the winners. Toco Fresh is my second quality café experience there in as many weeks. With so many neighbouring cafes, the motif is clearly aim high, because nobody can afford to fail and see their repeat business decide to head next door. Far from a cookie cutter café offering, Toco Fresh has a distinct point of difference from their popular Italianate neighbour. Bright colours are the first thing you’ll notice, across painted metal stools and chairs in their al fresco seating area, and in their bright neon signage within. With a larger outdoor space, there are plenty of racing bike propping opportunities, as the large group of MAMILs middle-aged men in lycra) next to us suggests. For them, and us, coffee is the first order of the day. Beans roasted by The Grounds in Alexandria are put to good effect in a Latte $4) and a Flat White $4), that both have well-balanced bitterness, body and robust flavour. We leave aside protein-based smoothies for freshly squeezed juice, choosing one called OT $9). The well-presented drink has an enduring spicy ginger and peppery celery finish, but kicks off with green apple, cucumber and lemon, that makes it super-easy to neck. Juicy buttermilk chicken makes The Dirty Bird $18) easy to devour. The oil-free fried bird is piled onto a single Belgian-style waffle with sweet pickles and a slurp of maple syrup, making an easily manageable rendition of the ever-popular Southern American dish. Spying both house-made brisket and pork belly appearing across a number of items in Toco Fresh’s all-day breakfast and lunch list, I resolved to try both of them. Piled onto toast with cooked spinach to break up the intensity, thin slices of brisket are the basis of the Texas Eggs Benny $20). Unlike the fried chicken, this is a substantial dish, with two poached eggs hiding under the mass of cleverly smokey Bearnaise. The brisket is good, but Toco Fresh's roast pork is even better. Eaten inside a sesame-seed topped charcoal burger bun as the Osaka $18), the thinly sliced, honest and porky roast has little bits of crackling scattered throughout. The pig is the highlight of this sandwich that teams it with tasty cheese, coleslaw, crushed cashews and wasabi mayonnaise, and calls it Japanese. I’d call it modern Australian myself, but whatever you happen to name it, it’s definitely a tasty, well-presented dish."
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Price
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Ingredients
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Bay leaves
- Aisle Spices and Seasonings Qty. 2
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Celtic sea salt
- Aisle Spices and Seasonings Qty. 3 teaspoon
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Fresh dill
- Aisle Spices and Seasonings Qty. 2 Other
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Garlic
- Aisle Produce Qty. 2 cloves