2024
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2024
The ideal stop-off for a lunch break around the market. Chef Judith is the sole proprietor of this small take-away counter, which can also accommodate a few people on site. An advocate of local, zero-waste and organic food, she selects only high-quality products. The result: cooked sandwiches (piri-piri chicken, lamb and dried fruit, shredded ham cooked on the bone...), naughty grilled cheeses , all with or without a salad or soup.
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Open Monday to Friday, 11.30am to 7pm.
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A charming, cosy, well-located counter style establishment perfect for a quick lunch where there are a few tables as well.
We only ordered 3 items but every single one was incredible and I really mean incredible. Black beer and cocoa onion soup was so delicious! The cream of smoked tomato soup is beyond exquisite, just divine especially when you dunk your grilled cheese in it.
And finally the reason we went, to answer the question : "Can they really claim to make the best grilled cheese?"
With the mix of delectable cheeses, bacon and black beer caramelized onions its really difficult not to love this enticing and distinctive sandwhich. So, yes we would say It's definitely up there and worth a visit.