November 27, 2010: Julio Ii

whipping upwards waffles at home, I was standing inwards the drizzle fruitlessly trying to convince the expert voters of Brunswick to swing to the left. After a duo of fairly dispiriting hours, it was fourth dimension to kind my vote as well as come across upwards amongst Cindy for breakfast across the route at Julio. This cafe is forever associated amongst politics for me, existence the identify where nosotros watched the glorious demise of the Howard authorities inwards 2007. Despite existence across the route from a polling booth, Julio was exclusively nearly two-thirds full. We secured a tabular array as well as perused the menu.

Having snuck a doughnut before inwards the morning, I opted for something reasonably salubrious - muesli amongst fruit as well as yoghurt ($12).

It's e'er a flake foreign paying for muesli, but this was a pretty satisfying breakfast - lots of delicious fruit, a decent combination of fruit as well as nuts inwards the muesli as well as a pleasing dollop of yoghurt.

Cindy besides went for something a flake dissimilar - Romeo as well as Juliet (white cheese as well as quince glue on sourdough, $8.5, consider transcend pic). The cheese was pretty mild, but worked nicely amongst the sweetness of the quince glue as well as the first-class bread.

All inwards all, Julio provided us amongst a pretty decent breakfast - the java was decent, the staff friendly as well as the doughnuts even as well as hence pretty excellent. If you're inwards the neighbourhood, it's good worth stopping by.

Read nearly our previous see to Julio here.

Since our concluding visit, lots of other bloggers bring given Julio the thumbs upwards (fat feminist foodie, Food Fable, Words as well as Flavours, Sleeping Pirate) land others bring had to a greater extent than mixed experiences (Breakies worth getting upwards for).