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A quick breakfast with JT at Grasshopper’s feast before heading off to shop for a present for an engagement party we were attending in the afternoon.
Address: Shop 13, The Causeway, Melbourne, VIC 3000
Website: http://www.grasshoppersfeast.com.au/
Opening Hours
Monday - Sunday: 8.00am - 4.00pm
What we ordered:
- Heirloom Mushrooms Omelette with goat cheese & thyme
- Potato Rosti with cucumber ribbons, smoked salmon, sour cream & chives
- Freshly squeezed apple juice
- Latte
The experience
One of my favourite things about visiting Grasshopper’s Feast is fairly elegant and comfortable interior. I love the decor, the wooden benches and cushioned seating area really add to the laid back atmosphere.
Oh my, the apple juice! They were not kidding when they said it was freshly squeezed. That quality of the juice reminded me of Preshafruit, which I love.
The Potato Rosti I ordered was tasty. The smoked salmon and pickled cucumber offering a great burst of flavour with every bite of crunchy potato.
Unfortunately, the Heirloom Mushrooms Omelette wasn’t fluffy at all and had the texture of a fried egg. Eating a half fried egg omelette was a weird experience and really let down the rest of the dish and made it hard to taste the mushrooms in the dish. Not really sure what went wrong, but I think the egg wasn’t beaten enough? Feeling a bit scarred. Don’t think we’ll be ordering any omelettes anytime soon.
So what does Grasshopper’s Feast have to offer? Great interior, a relaxing atmosphere, well presented food and awesome freshly squeezed apple juice. My only advice; avoid their omelettes~
