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How we read reviews →Ballarat's converted fire-station cafe, loved for eggs benedict and lamb gnocchi specials.
Industrial-chic converted 1860s fire station with exposed rafters, hanging plants and a wood heater. a laneway hangout that shifts easily from busy weekend brunch to a relaxed evening meal.
Housed in a heritage fire station, wood heater for winter warmth, kids' colouring books, house-made chilli oil on scrambled eggs, and a rotating lamb specials board.
No single heritage claimed. an eclectic global brunch menu (French toast, croque madame, adobo, chorizo) rather than one cuisine.
Most call the cooked breakfasts and $28 dinner mains solid value, but some flag lighter items like toasted sandwiches and milkshakes as overpriced for the portion.
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