Weeeekenddd Brunchhhh💃💃💃
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Came for brunch and had some very fulfilling dishes😍😍.
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We had their Buttermilk pancakes with cream, berry compote, bacon and a side of scrambled eggs 🥞🍇🍓🥓. We also had their Eggs Florentine with bacon or (Eggs benedict)🍳🍞🥓. Their Madagascar 80%dark hot chocolate and coffee were brilliant too!
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Ambiance: 0.25/1
Food: 1/1
Service: 1/1
VFM: 0.75/1
Recommended for next visit: 1/1
This honey cake originated in Germany in the Middle Ages, and became a staple of the Jewish kitchen, finding a place as the traditional cake of Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. It symbolises a hope for a sweet and fruitful new year. Many dismiss honey cake as one of those traditional staples that simply has to be made and served, regardless of the fact that nobody actually likes it, which reminds me of Christmas pudding. Does anybody really like Christmas pudding?
From absolutely nothing a few years ago, Leeds is now littered with top-rate independent coffee shops. The latest one is Mrs Atha’s a quirky little place on that odd, desolate feeling pedestrianised road behind House of Fraser. They’re springing up all over the place, these indies, to such an extent that it’s possible to say that if you still buy coffee from Starbucks, Cafe Nero or – God forbid – Costa Coffee, you should be run out of town.
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