![]() Five-grain porridge, with toasted coconut flakes, lychee and mango combo, blueberries, acai, cacao nibs and almond milk ($14) It was slightly too small for her liking and she was still slightly hungry when she had finished. She was glad that it was made out of almond milk, as she thought that regular milk would have made the dish too rich. The porridge itself was tasty, with a rich and creamy consistency. She thought that the nibs of cacao were delicious and something quite different. The bright pops of colour from the flowers against the orange of the mango and the white of the porridge looked fantastic.īeth said that the mango and lychee worked really well together and helped to add and incredible depth of flavour to the porridge, which in many cases can usually be pretty bland. Let’s be honest, it is difficult to make porridge look good, but the chef managed to do it. When it arrived at the table, we both thought that the porridge was plated beautifully. Chai rating: 3/5 Chai latte ($5)īeth ordered the Five-Grain Porridge, with toasted coconut flakes, lychee and mango combo, blueberries, acai, cacao nibs and almond milk. ![]() However it was quite hot, which was perfect for that chilly Melbourne morning. There was a bit too much cinnamon for her personal taste, and she thought that the latte itself was slightly weak. Coffee rating: 3/5 Latte ($4)īeth ordered a chai latte. But I thought that it had a fantastic flavour and a rich and creamy consistency. The coffee itself wasn’t overly hot, which made it slightly less enjoyable. I ordered a latte, which came quite quickly to the table. Long Story Short’s Menu (November 2016) Long Story Short’s Drinks Menu (November 2016) The following menu photos were taken at the start of November 2016 and might have changed since then. Long Story Short also has a great selection of wines and cocktails to choose from, as well as the traditional smoothies and coffeess. I really liked the black background and the white writing, with pops of colour around the border. With 23 mouth-watering meals to choose from, you’re bound to find something that you’ll enjoy. ![]() Long Story Short has quite a large (all day) menu. Just keep in mind that these parking spots are in either a one-hour or two-hour time zone, so make sure you keep an eye on the time, otherwise you might end up with a fine. Parking wasn’t too difficult, as there are number of places along Bay Street and along the side street near the café. Long Story Short was pretty easy to find, as it sits at the top of Bay Street and is just a few minutes away from the Spirit of Tasmania ferry. We hadn’t been to a café in Port Melbourne before and we both thought that Long Story Short would be the perfect one. All the photos on their Instagram page looked delicious, so my friend Beth and I decided to visit Long Story Short for one of our weekly breakfast catch-ups. Yum!Īrmed with amiable staff and a great selection of honestly prepared food and beverage, Long Story Short puts most cafes to shame.Welcome back to Cards and Cafés! I came across Long Story Short after finding a photo of their Tim Tam pancakes on instagram and, after seeing this photo, I knew that it was a café I needed to visit. The pancakes are fluffy and moist and embellished with wonderfully caramelised poached nashis, vanilla peanuts, mascarpone, chocolate soup and crispies and finished off with Tim Tam Gelato. A simple breakfast favourite that amalgamates the best things in life (such as ice cream). The Buttermilk Pancakes are a showstopper. You have to see it to believe it.įor pure indulgence which is a little less insane but definitely just as delicious, the Pepe Saya Buttermilk Tim Tam Pancakes are a stunner. Just pour coconut milk over the top of the fairy floss cloud and it melts to reveal a sweet brioche bun loaded with fruit, jelly, gelato, popping candy and white-chocolate and matcha sauce. Melt in your mouth morsels of lamb is served with purple cauliflower, farro, sunflower seeds, dried cherries, pecans, coriander and lemon labneh and chilli.įor the sweet tooth, make sure you try their limited time only dessert burger - A totally insane combination. The drinks selection also includes in vogue additions such as matcha lattes and Sisko hot chocolates.įrom the all day menu, the braised lamb shoulder is a winner. The new space is bright and airy, exuding modern chic charm with its minimalist designs and interiors, wooden benches, ceiling-suspended lighting and touches of greenery.Īs expected of any great Melbourne café, the coffee is excellent (Eagle Vision by Proud Mary) and poured by adept baristas. An exciting addition to the brunch scene in the area, Long Story Short continues to be a delightful café in its new haunt. Long Story Short has found a new home in Port Melbourne.
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