Circa Espresso

Entrance of Circa Espresso
Circa Espresso is famous for their brunch menus. It’s located in Parramatta, 21 Wentworth St. Their style of cuisine is Modern Australian ‘farm-to-table’; meaning that they use fresh and full of nutrition ingredients. When you arrive to this fancy café/restaurant, you will instantly fall in love with the design and interior of the café. The exterior of the café is very modern but the inside is full of antique. Because it was a nice, warm weather, my friends and I decided to sit outside to have our brunch.

  

As soon as we arrived, we ordered our drinks. When we looked at the menu, we were honestly very confused. The menu and the name of the drinks were very different to those other brunch cafes that I have tried. I think this is what made this café unique. I wasn’t confident enough to try something different so I ordered Iced latte, my all-time favourite. My friends ordered Iced tea Egyptian Rosehip and Hibiscus and Sticky Chai. The price ranged from $5-7. But I must say, the coffee was really good.
  
Left to right: Marinated lamb, Baked eggs with Sujuk, Ottoman egg 
While we were enjoying our drinks, we were still looking at the menu to decide what to get. It was hard for us to choose because none of us have never heard of or knew some of the name of the ingredients that goes into the dish. A staff kindly came over and helped us out. We went on the safe side and decided to get their most popular dishes. We ordered three different dishes to share: Baked free ranged eggs with sourdough toast $20, Marinated lamb rump $22 and Ottoman eggs with fried eggplant $18.  


What I really liked about this cafe/ restaurant is that the way they presented their food. It was like an Art, which made it very appetising and creative. Each dish had its own distinct, unique flavour which also makes their restaurant so special. All the three dishes we ordered was so delicious. I would highly recommend these menu to everyone. Although the price was not that cheap, it is worth a try! I had a great brunch experience at Circa Espresso. 



 Circa Espresso
Address: 21 Wentworth St, Parramatta NSW 2150
Contact: hello@circaespresso.com.au
Website: http://www.circaespresso.com.au/menu/
Opening hour: 7am to 3pm Mon-Fri,
8am to 3pm Sat, Sun, Public holidays

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