My Dog Cafe, Port Melbourne
With the benefit of hindsight, today might not have been the ideal day for a visit to My Dog Cafe, Station Pier, Port Melbourne. It was blowing a gale. It was raining cats and dogs. And a scary number of Melbourne's Greek community decided it was a nice day to jump off the pier and go for a swim.
But a bit of rain never hurt anyone. And Honey and Pippin weren't to be denied. Where else can you get a dog-a-cino with carob sprinkles and your own seat at the table? Who else serves doggie muffins and petit fours?
There's no doubt about it: My Dog cafe is very dog-friendly. But how do they treat the humans?
My eggs benedict ($14) was so-so, but perfectly edible: the eggs and hollandaise were very runny, the toast a little stale and the ham ungrilled. Nothing to get excited about. A better choice is the scrambled eggs with smoked salmon and dill marscapone, served on sourdough and a bed of rocket. They also do a good job with plain old eggs and bacon ($11), also on sourdough. And our sides of sauteed spinach and mushrooms were both good (although the mushies were very salty).
If you're not into eggs or dog food, you can have sourdough toast with jam ($5), hazelnut & fruit toast ($6.50), or toasted muesli with yoghurt and honey ($8).
All brought to you by one-time fancy chef Andrew Blake and My Dog (part of the Mars food empire). Surely it's only a matter of time before they open a schmackos bar, for pooches who like to party.
12/20 "one for the dogs"
But a bit of rain never hurt anyone. And Honey and Pippin weren't to be denied. Where else can you get a dog-a-cino with carob sprinkles and your own seat at the table? Who else serves doggie muffins and petit fours?
There's no doubt about it: My Dog cafe is very dog-friendly. But how do they treat the humans?
My eggs benedict ($14) was so-so, but perfectly edible: the eggs and hollandaise were very runny, the toast a little stale and the ham ungrilled. Nothing to get excited about. A better choice is the scrambled eggs with smoked salmon and dill marscapone, served on sourdough and a bed of rocket. They also do a good job with plain old eggs and bacon ($11), also on sourdough. And our sides of sauteed spinach and mushrooms were both good (although the mushies were very salty).
If you're not into eggs or dog food, you can have sourdough toast with jam ($5), hazelnut & fruit toast ($6.50), or toasted muesli with yoghurt and honey ($8).
All brought to you by one-time fancy chef Andrew Blake and My Dog (part of the Mars food empire). Surely it's only a matter of time before they open a schmackos bar, for pooches who like to party.
12/20 "one for the dogs"
Labels: 12, benedict, eggs, hollandaise, port melbourne, spinach
4 Comments:
Excellent blog! I love Eggs Benny and it's amazing how many places mess it up. Hope to get down there sometime!
Frank in Austin, TX
Very cute ;)
i have been here with my doggy chelsea!!! it is the best! and sososossssooooooo coool....hehe.....
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Hi there, I’ve just been introduced to the world of blogging. We own a pet friendly holiday accommodation property – 4 self contained cottages on 55 acres close to Paws in Australia. Just playing around and trying to locate some relevant blogs and found yours – what a wonderful source of information for families with pets!
This website will definitely help you in protecting your pet ones while you are out for a lovely vacation
Just simply relax because your pet ones are safe and are cared properly…
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