Bunda Street
Canberra ACT
Australia 2600
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On our way back down from the camping grounds at Hobart Beach (about 2 hrs past Canberra) we remembered that I had Koko Black on my to-eat list. So here we were, stretching our feet out in this 'chocolat' place.
The line was quite long, it was about 2pm, just after lunch, & it was wet outside (& very warm inside). I think we were standing in line for about 10-15 minutes before being able to sit down.
The Front table was full of their chocolates & truffles i ended up getting a gift box for Susan since her birthday was coming up in a few days..
We ordered, & got a receipt straight after. Our orders came out in about 10 minutes, so not bad!
Ann had her supposed affogato hot chocolate ($7.75) & me & Rick shared a cappuchino ($3.85), large pot of Chai Tea ($6.00), Dulce Martini ($8.95) & a cake & biscuit plate ($5.50). I think it was a fair price altogether, but how often do we get to go to Koko Black? (Many cafes in Melb and ONE in Canberra, NONE in syd).
affogato hot chocolate
The cappuchino came with a serving of milk chocolate flakes.
cake & biscuit plate
The cake & biscuit plate had a mini chocolate cake, chocolate mousse, & two short bread rounds. Oh, and a massive chocolate swirly piece, which i didn't really like i don't like chocolate when its cold its just hard & takes longer to melt in your mouth.
dulce martini
The dulce martini was dulce de leche flavoured icecream, with chocolate sauce & caramelised coconut garnish. It was more vanilla actually, i've only had dulce de leche once and i saw none of that in this.
It was quite a let down actually i don't know. Many people have raved about this place, but i still favour Lindt as my number one chocolate pig out cafe :)
2 comments:
ooh, the choc & biscuit plate looks so pretty! pity this place didn't live up to your expectations, but it looks like a nice little pit-stop on the way back home!
yeah those chocolates were so awesome thanks heaps dude!
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