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Happy eating,
Jon!
I popped in with friends and enjoyed a great hot chocolate and some pretty good macaroons: amazing flavours and light shells, though the centres were a little hard. R&K had the seriously good-looking iced chocolate and some hand-made truffles which they swear were the best they have had.
Lindt Milk Hot Chocolate:
Macroons: Champagne Cream & Pistachio Delice.
So if you are in Sydney and want to treat yourself why not head to the Lindt Cafe for a little indulgence. You know you deserve it.
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And for those in Melbourne, don't despair, we have Koko Black (which Sydney does NOT) which also does seriously good hot chocolate and much more (review to come).
Labels: Lindt Cafe (Sydney), REVIEWS: Interstate, Reviews: Tasty Treats
4 Comments:
Koko Black yes, but what about Max Brenner, those WAFFLES are to die for, you best get yourself down there quick smart, for the sake of research only of course!!! Vida x
lol Vida. I have never been to Max Brenner, but some of my friends constantly rave about the place and their souffles. I guess I better get their soon. Of course for research and comparison purposes, and to see whether the waffles are really as good as you say.
Jon!
I love the chilli hot chocolate at koko black, but have found an even better one at a place called chocolait. It is in the royal arcade in the city.
For crepes and hot chocolate you should go to fraus cafe in nth melbourne
lindt is opening up in melbourne. down in collins st, between tiffany's and peter sheppard shoes (between elizabeth and swanston).
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