Showing posts with label Breakfast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Breakfast. Show all posts

Sunday, December 5, 2010

Chianti Classico

Buttermilk & vanilla pancakes: with 'frutti di bosco', mascarpone cream and house made torrone $15.9
Chargrilled Black Angus Fillet with Housemade Chips, Fried Egg and Mustard Sauce $17.9
Three Course Tasting Plate of Bircher Muesli, Waffle with Banana Butterscotch Sauce and Almond Brittle, Frittata filled with Peas, Fontina and Crisp Pancetta $19.9

Chianti Classico, owned by the Favaro family is a delightful little Italian restaurant in the city. They are open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, seven days a week. Most impressively they were awarded best breakfast in 2009 by the Restaurant & Catering Association of Australia. Upon discovering this, I decided to make a visit and I was not disappointed.

The Food
  • The pancakes were the highlight of the morning being light, fluffy and melt-in-mouth.
  • The steak was cooked to perfect medium rare and complemented the mustard sauce flawlessly. The fried egg was free range from the Cleland Gully SA
  • The tasting platter was another winner as it featured three small portions of muesli, waffle and frittata so is perfect for someone who wants to try a bit of everything
  • The coffee was also superb, the way a real Italian espresso should be – rich and aromatic with a lingering flavour.

Chianti Classico
160 Hutt Street
Adelaide SA 5000

Sunday, November 15, 2009

Citrus

Chilli, Garlic and Basil Scrambled Free Range Eggs with Lyndoch Valley Bacon and Charred Soughdough $13
Smoked Ham, Slow Roasted Tomato and Ashgrove Cheese Omelette $14.9
French Toast with Mixed Berry Compote, Citrus Curd and Mascarpone $14.9

Citrus is located in the cosmopolitan Hutt Street in the city, which is known for its fine breakfasts. The restaurant was established in 1996 and serves Mediterranean cuisine.

The Food
  • The scrambled eggs were fresh and had a nice creamy consistency. The addition of chilli and garlic really added some extra zing and made them standout
  • The omelette was similarly made well using fresh free-range eggs, it was a lovely golden colour on the outside and full of delicious filling on the inside
  • The French toast was topped sufficiently with berries and was delightfully sweet and tart at the same time
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Citrus
199 Hutt St
Adelaide SA 5000