So many lovely places to eat in Centre Place. This little beauty took me by surprise because on first glance I thought it was just a regular cafe but no it’s so much more. Seating inside is limited but it does deliver big on food and service. The choice is in some ways limited but what they do have is amazing. I tried the lemon crepe. Delicioso. A good size, light and fluffy with a serve of fresh lemon on the side. there are also baguettes, omelettes, poached eggs, quiche and freshly squeezed juice. This Vietnamese run cafe has a lovely owner who is friendly and so sweet. Nothing was too much trouble. Notes: recommend you come early for lunch as it does get busy, suitable for vegetarians and...
A small hidden Vietnamese influenced creperie in a cute lane. It's very small but coming after lunch hours there were usually seats.<br/ <br/ The owner Lisa was super adorable and funny, always so fun to talk to!<br/ <br/ Had the veg lasagna twice and I liked them. They can look bit unstructured but I liked the flavour and the components in it. Could be less watery but nonetheless enjoyable.<br/ <br/ Had the yoghurt and blueberry crepe and it was just good, not the best I've had. The crepe itself was bit bland i think and a bit doughy so could be improved.<br/ <br/ The pork banh mi though was yummy, portion was really generous, pork was flavorful, and we had the crispy bun as she recommended...
This little crepe shop is located along centre place where there are a wide range of small eateries.. aix does a mean crepe we had the Nutella and also the Vietnamese bbq Pork which was really very good.. the crepe itself was soft and not too dense.. the nutella crepe had just the right amount of sweetness and the bbq pork had all the flavours of a banh minh.. aix also sell a number of sandwiches at its front counter.. We had a Vietnamese coffee and also a cuppa.. which was a great start to the day..The owners of the place were super friendly and were very approachable..Overall a great experience and would definitely come by again..
This Vietnamese-influenced crepe restaurant tucked away down Centre Place was something of a revelation to me. I love Vietnamese cuisine and was pleasantly surprised at the Vietnamese crepe on offer here. The folded crepe had a filling of BBQ pork, pickled carrot, cucumber, and coriander topped with a drizzle of tangy plum sauce. We also grabbed a classic sugar and lemon crepe which was a lovely light dessert and I was pleased that it was made with real freshly squeezed lemon.
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I visit this place quite often. you can get a decent meal and drink for a decent price. Introduced the place to many friends who came to stay from overseas and every single of them said that the coffee and crepe here was so impressive. My fav is smoked salmon crepe and lasagna is very nice too. coffee is really strong which is good. I usually get coffee or chai latte but from what my friends told me, smoothies are very nice too :
Day 2 started with breakfast at Aix café, just a street over from Degraves St. I’ve only tried one or two in the area. Most places you can get into without a booking. Aix cafe was selected because the crêpes looked delicious and the food was reasonably priced. The place is really small and they only had one table that could accommodate us.
Vietnamese BBQ pork rolls very good. I love that place<br/ The service fantasies. Food is cheap ,Tasty yummy and fresh.<br/ Breakfast so good . Fast service quality number one.<br/ Staff so cute and sweet. I love everything at this place . 10 over 10.<br/ Well done guy. I love you<br/
The bbq pork banh mi and Vietnamese ice coffee was excellent. But the service was fantastic! The owner was very friendly and approachable which made the experience better.
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Great staff. Comforting home style food. Generous servings and very cheap for quality. $12 for 2 eggs, avo and coffee. Really enjoyed this place
I can’t say I wasn’t concerned when I turned up and there were no French people in sight. However, the coffee was great!
