A calendar week long thread almost falafel on Mess as well as Noise had me craving a trip to Half Luna Cafe to resample their outstanding wraps. Cindy as well as I rustled upwards Toby to accompany us as well as striking the wheel path. Things haven't changed much since nosotros visited to a greater extent than than iii years agone - lots of dissimilar falafel wind options, a make of other delicious treats, insanely friendly staff as well as cheap, inexpensive prices.
Cindy kicked things off amongst a fresh fruit cocktail, a carrot as well as mixed fruit juice that rejuvenated her from the wheel ride.
Cindy kicked things off amongst a fresh fruit cocktail, a carrot as well as mixed fruit juice that rejuvenated her from the wheel ride.
This fourth dimension unopen to she decided to bring a amount serve of the foul medames (we'd had a tantalising complimentary sample on our concluding visit). At $6 for a expert size bowl of creamy, beany flavor this is a expert value lunch. And it's so, so, tasty - Cindy had to endure constantly vigilant to ensure that Toby as well as I were restricted to sneaking alone a twosome of spoonfuls each.
I had to larn my falafel fix, as well as settled on i of the wraps from the specials board: lettuce, rocket, eggplant, cauliflower, babaganoush as well as yoghurt dips ($6).
They actually deserve their falafel reputation - the piffling balls of fried goodness are crispy on the outside, soft on the within as well as filled amongst delicious herby flavours. The accompaniments were pretty neat too - smoky babaganoush, soft roasted cauliflower as well as plenty of greens. I could bring used a few to a greater extent than pickles, but I intend that was basically my ordering at fault.
Half Luna remains i of Melbourne's best luncheon places - incredibly cheap, vaguely salubrious as well as completely delicious food, served upwards past times super-friendly staff. Now that Mankoushe is offering a like laid of attractions a piffling closer to us it may endure harder to lure us all the agency to Coburg, but if you're inwards the neighbourhood I can't recommend it enough.
Read almost our get-go take in of Half Luna here.
Half Luna remains i of Melbourne's best luncheon places - incredibly cheap, vaguely salubrious as well as completely delicious food, served upwards past times super-friendly staff. Now that Mankoushe is offering a like laid of attractions a piffling closer to us it may endure harder to lure us all the agency to Coburg, but if you're inwards the neighbourhood I can't recommend it enough.
Read almost our get-go take in of Half Luna here.
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