LG03, Chifley Plaza, 2 Chifley Square, Sydney NSW 2000
The cakes in the counter display of this stylish café are like works of art and remind me of window shopping the patisseries in France. The beautiful and reasonably priced cakes are cheaper than La Renaissance Café Pâtisserie Française in The Rocks and a more classic taste style than the experimental Adriano Zumbo Pâtissier in Balmain.
My lemon tart was delicious and perfectly balanced for my taste buds. Not too sweet, had the right amount of lemon to meringue ratio, the meringue soft yet slightly harder on the outside skin, a thin yet firm pastry base and the toffee crackling delicately thin. The hot chocolate was good too and didn't really need any sugar added. The larger cakes seem very reasonably priced with so much fresh fruit on top —will definitely keep in mind for a special occasion cake. I hope to try all their small cakes to satisfy my afternoon sugar hits.
Other visits to Bacco:
• 21 Sept 2010 - Toasted foccacia with prosciutto, bocconcini, rocket and tomato (QVB)
• 7 Sept 2010 - New shop in QVB coming soon (QVB)
• 10 May 2010 - Coffee Eclair
• 3 Nov 2009 - Raspberry Tart
• 20 Oct 2009 - Fruit Tart
• 31 August 2009 - Italian Chicken Schnitzel Wrap
• 29 July 2009 - Concorde
• 9 June 2009 - Cannoli Siciliani (ricotta filling)
• 5 June 2009 - Rose Macaron, Brownie
• 2 June 2009 - Chocolate Eclair, Tiramisu, Lavanda Pasta Sfoglia, Zuppa Anglaise, Panna Cotta
• 27 May 2009 - Strawberry Tart
• 25 May 2009 - Polenta Pudding, Bacco
• 21 May 2009 - Lemon Tart
Lemon tart $5
SIMON FAVOURITE :-)
Hot chocolate $3.50
Small cakes $5 each
Large cakes $35 each
Dining area in the foyer of Chifley Plaza
1 comment:
omg, they look so pretty! ooh, i love when they don't skimp on the fruit!
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