J and I recently checked out the
Museum of Old and New Art - a pretty incredible place. While we were there we had lunch at the museum cafe. It was busy the whole time we were there - they must have a pretty high turnover!
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I had the pie, which was tasty with lovely pastry (a pie isn't good without nice pastry!)

J had the eggs benedict muffin. The sauce looked a bit strange (not quite as strange as the photo makes it look) but it all tasted good.

He was feeling hungry so also enjoyed a chicken wrap.

Next time I'm there I'd like to check out the Wine Bar - the menu looked really interesting. And I'd also love to go to the Source restaurant sometime, perhaps for a special occasion.
I love their falafel wrap and the pumpkin/cashew/yogurt/etc salad.
ReplyDeleteI adored MONA! It was a real highlight to my Tasmanian trip! :D Good to know that the food in the cafe is good too. The restaurant there is divine.
ReplyDeleteI was tempted by the felafels, Snuva... Next time :)
ReplyDeleteMONA seems to be a very good thing for Tassie tourism, Lorraine!
"J was feeling hungry"
ReplyDeletehehehe o rly? ;-)