Its frontage caught my eye because of the exiting lunchtime throng trading in their sandwiches and coffee. Even though I'd just had lunch, my 1.5 hour yoga session obviously created a ravaging hunger which meant I could fit in a second lunch immediately afterwards. Straight to a large square of spanatopika ($6.50)! It consisted of thin bready pastry, almost like a pizza base and not traditional filo, stuffed with a thin smear of spinach and cheese. Best of all, not oily and saggy.
Thursday, 2 July 2009
HOT: Commercial Bakery, Rear 360 Lt Collins St, Melbourne
Its frontage caught my eye because of the exiting lunchtime throng trading in their sandwiches and coffee. Even though I'd just had lunch, my 1.5 hour yoga session obviously created a ravaging hunger which meant I could fit in a second lunch immediately afterwards. Straight to a large square of spanatopika ($6.50)! It consisted of thin bready pastry, almost like a pizza base and not traditional filo, stuffed with a thin smear of spinach and cheese. Best of all, not oily and saggy.
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This is the great place where I had a lunch last Christmas but those name I couldn't remember to save myself. Thanks Just Joyce!
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