Dutch Smuggler - The Rocks

Quite literally a hole in the wallcafé, dutch smuggler and her famous toasties mostly live up to hype. the Mexican toastia was a little subduing and an inevitable chaos to eat and while the taste was there, she didn't pack the stamp that I hoped it would. the mi goreng toastie was surprisingly good! I had expected it was simply overhyped, but they would somehow carbs in carbs sandwiches work well. though better than the mexican, the toastia would still have loved to have a little more fun.

What you can say that has not been said already, eating is amazing at a very reasonable price point with a large customer service setting

My colleague brought me to this little place, right where we work. they make really good coffee and the staff is really friendly.

This place was something too busy for the quality of the coffee or toastia. tried the ham and cheese toastie, and was not overly awakened by him, how much hype there is, the coffee was also ok. try the famous bae goreng toastie next time to see if this lives on the way to the brand.

All outdoor seating surrounded by construction but a good place for a quick toastie. They have an interesting variety and the reuben was pretty good, although there was nothing exciting about the thick chunks of somewhat flavourless corned beef (not pastrami as stated on the menu but a reuben normally uses corned beef anyway). It’s definitely good value as the $10 deal with a strong but a bit grainy coffee and they pack so much into the toastie that it gets messy they should really go full jaffle, seal the edges and use a custom bread.