Soto Espresso

Soto Espresso

Post
Subscribe

Posted 2011-06-23 by Georgina Kerfollow
My two-year-old and I are regulars at after dropping the older two children at school just up the road. If you don't like children, school starts at 8.45am so grab your caffeine fix before then on weekdays.



A small selection of games that kids can play with helps make this cafe child-friendly. The shortbread men and babycinos are favourites with all my children, and the staff have always been welcoming.

One note for those with prams or wheelchairs: the side door off Mary Street is the designated 'accessible' door, however it is quite heavy to open without assistance, and most of the tables are down a set of three steps.

There is a good selection of breakfast options and light lunch options. I can vouch for the fruit toast (thick slices of fruit and nut loaf) and the omelette (huge and perfectly cooked). The small selection of cakes looks appetising, but I try to avoid them as I'm usually a morning visitor.

Most importantly, the coffee is good. The right temperature - attention, Perth baristas, coffee is not supposed to be served with boiled milk - and a good brew.

The service tends to be a little on the slow side, but the setting is comfortable with a nice ambience, so if you're not in too much of a hurry, it's worth waiting for.

also offers free wi-fi with any purchase; ask the staff for the password.

#food_wine
#cafes
%wnperth
159866 - 2023-06-14 17:00:09

Tags

Free
Festivals
Music
Outdoor
Markets
Nightlife
Fundraisers
Family_friendly
Community
Arts_culture
Random
Educational
Food_drink
Holiday
Theatre_shows
Copyright 2024 OatLabs ABN 18113479226