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How we read reviews →Guildford Lane's industrial-chic brunch icon. beef bulgogi Benedict and notorious queues.
Industrial-chic converted warehouse with exposed brick, vintage timber and a lift-mechanism feature. cosy and atmospheric, though it gets loud and cramped at peak brunch hours.
A genuinely historic converted-warehouse space on a hidden CBD laneway, single-origin coffee from Maker roasters, and a large, creative brunch menu spanning sweet-savoury combinations like beef bulgogi Benedict and spicy prawn scramble.
Not heritage-driven. a Modern Australian brunch menu with global touches (Korean-inspired bulgogi, matcha, shakshuka) rather than a single-culture cuisine.
Contested. many reviewers call portions and pricing fair, but a recurring complaint is $35 breakfast dishes with small portions, a 20% surcharge, and a $30-per-person minimum spend policy that blindsided at least one group.
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