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Three Ropes Espresso, Parramatta
If one were to ask a coffee aficionado
for great coffee and food in Parramatta, one would be directed to Circa on
Wentworth Street. But what happens when the great Circa decides to branch out?
A laneway cafe such as Three Ropes would be born. That is exactly what happened
a few months ago.
Three
Ropes Espresso is nicely located as a
corner/laneway cafe on Darcy Street, Parramatta (close to Hungry Jacks and
across the Parramatta train station). It is humble and yet it embraces
everything cool. I love the rustic hip look with decors including a
vintage robot and vinyl record player. It even has a dope street art right next
to the takeaway counter on the laneway area. On a day off work weeks ago,
I made my way to Parramatta to check out Three ropes. I sure am glad that I
did!
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| Flat white |
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| Mocha |
The flat
white ($3.50) was made with Little Marionette beans. It had a thin layer of velvet
foam, milk was at perfect temperature and the coffee had a full body taste. It
also had a hint of fruity taste on the palate. The mocha ($4) had the perfect balance of chocolate and coffee flavours.
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| Silverbeet sandwich |
The silverbeet
sandwich ($9) is one of the most awesome sandwiches I've had. It had silverbeet
that is cooked down, mixed with three cheeses namely: Feta, parmesan, and
gouda. There was also some aioli and a little bit of chilli for some kick.
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| Flourless chocolate cake |
The flourless
chocolate cake ($3.50) was dense and very moist. It was full of flavour and
definitely a good way to end my breakfast.
Three Ropes is another Cafe and food
establishment that Parramatta should be proud of. It is perfect for a quick
caffeine fix where you can just chill and savour your coffee and food.
Three Ropes Espresso
10A Darcy Street
Parramatta NSW 2150
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Really an amazing place where you can just enjoy the lovely food..
ReplyDelete3 Ropes is a GREAT addition to Parramatta - I do wish they opened on Saturday's though...as Circa just gets SO busy these days! I'd like to go and try that Silverbeat Sambo.
ReplyDelete*sigh* i still remember seeing that silverbeet sandwich on instagram. ugh I die!
ReplyDeleteThe Silverbeet sandwich looks delicious, I love cheese and aioli so the two together must be awesome.
ReplyDeletecute place! i don't think i've seen a silverbeet sandwich at a cafe before.. v. unique :) and that flourless choc cake looks perfect!
ReplyDeletei'm loving these laneway cafes in parra! that silverbeet sambo looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteA three cheese sandwich? That's my kind of awesome!
ReplyDeleteThat silverbeet sandwich looks kick-ass! I really need to get down there for a Brasserie Bread blog post ;)
ReplyDeleteGet over yourselves and acknowledge the customers properly, then the coffee experience will be as good as the effort you took to making the place look 'cool'. Unfortunately you blew it this time. Average coffee, shite service. I will walk past next time and make sure everyone I know not to go there.
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