Gone bananas
IT’S been several hours since breakfast and I’m still salivating—craving more banana bread. I’m going to say it: the little hole in the wall that is Flora & Fauna offers […]
Category Archives: Independent
Baby makes my buds dance
SOUTH AFRICAN food had never caught my eye while I was living in Europe; chakalaka sounded more like a tribal dance than anything and I had no idea of what […]
Baking up a Lebanese treat
THE Old Bakery on Eighth Avenue has been given a make-over as Lebanese eatery Rotana. A mate and I dropped in recently to check it out. The decor is fresh […]
Inner city dining at its absolute finest
Thanks to its outstanding CBD location, The Terrace Hotel restaurant is a superb place to enjoy Perth’s growing food and coffee culture. Offering guests the best in stylish entertainment, dining […]
You’ll be wonton more
IT was one of those miserable winter days, where black clouds hung over the city like a bull’s scrotum. In need of a gastronomic cuddle, my buddy recommended we head […]
CDC Alert
A LOVE triangle between doughnuts, croissants and muffins has the next generation of desserts upon us. Introducing the duffin, cruffin and cronut—the lovechildren of doughnuts and muffins, croissants and muffins, and […]
All great, no spin
I AM a bit sceptical of crowd-funding, especially when it involves middle-aged men subsidising films they want to see. Does the world really need Debbie does Dalkeith, Red Dog versus Predator […]
A cut above
THE last time I was out in Northbridge on a Friday night I was wearing tan bell-bottoms and a Rolf Harris t-shirt. Several years on and aged 40 the streets […]
Sets a new – well, you get the drift
THE STANDARD, Northbridge by JENNY D’ANGER: THERE’S nothing standard about The Standard in Northbridge, as I found after discovering this fantastic bar/eatery last week. Off to see Dinner at the […]
Loaves & dishes
NEW NORCIA BAKERY, Mount Hawthorn by JENNY D’ANGER: IT was hard to picture austere, dark-robed Benedictine monks sitting down to dainty pastries and gurgy cakes as I gazed in awe […]
