24 Acacia Pl, Abbotsford VIC
9427 0164
8pm - 4pm Everyday
Found out about this little gem from photos all over Facebook and Instagram so I had to hop on the hype train to try it out. Kitty Burns is situated right next to a river and the cafe was filled during my visit. With a beautiful interior which a sunny day compliments the atmosphere I couldn't help but feel at absolute comfort and joy as there were also plenty of dogs on site.
Banana Salted Caramel ($12)
Frozen banana, cashew milk, coconut nectar, dates, vanilla, himalayan salt, mesquite, lucuma
A healthy milkshake is what I would describe this. Not too heavy and sugar inducing, the drink was both aesthetically appealing for my eyes and body. Though in my opinion the drink lacked that sweet sensation a milkshake should.
(6.5/10)
Omelette "Arnold Bennett" ($23)
slow poached smoked rockling, clove & bay bechamel, aerated hollandaise, parmesan, toast
The "Arnold Bennett" Omelette is absolutely divine, the omelette was soft and fluffy, and the aerated hollandaise gave the dish that stunning flavour. I absolutely enjoyed it and could not find much fault.
(8.5/10)
Mac & Cheese croquette ($6)
You can't really go wrong with Mac'n'Cheese, especially in the form of a croquette. Though for $6, it does reach towards the more expensive side.
The outer layer was crispy whilst the interior was filled with delicious cheese-y goodness.
(7/10)
Meet Mr Burns' ($22.5)
dry cured bacon slab spiced bon bons, bacon jam, clonakity black pudding, 63/63 eggs, mushroom, spinach, my gentleman's relish, toast
Many elements on the dished that worked and didn't work. It was my first time having spiced bon bons, and to be frank, it just wasn't my cup of tea. The taste of it when mixed with other elements of the dish is too contrast. Though, everything else tasted good but flavour could improve.
A big shout out to that 63/63 eggs, they were cooked to perfection resulting in a divine ooze
(6.5/10)
Food - 7 / 10
Ambience - 10 / 10
Service - 7 / 10
Total FoOodie Points - 24 / 30
