For me I couldn't go past the Bisque Benedict with tiger prawns, poached eggs and a lobster bisque hollandaise served on squid ink toast. Whilst slightly nervous to
order prawns for breakfast, it absolutely worked! With its perfectly cooked
seafood, rich and creamy sauce, and much needed textual crunch to the dish,
this benny was an absolute delight.
Situated opposite Melbourne instigation The Kettle Black, Crux
and Co definitely faces some tough competition. But with its edgy menu,
great coffee and friendly service, Crux and Co is a Melbourne café which is likely to stick around for awhile.
Venue: 3/5
Service: 4/5
Food: 4/5
Total: 11/15
Verdict: Love - get around to trying it soon
35 Albert Road, South Melbourne
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