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Oporto is somewhat of a third party in the veracious fast food war, supplying mid-grade fast food, admittedly with some of the best chips available at such a venue, at a reasonable price. The store is similar to most food court offerings; a modern-rustic facade opening onto a courtyard of tables and chairs that haven’t …
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Unsurprisingly, location and dining experience are not the core tenets of mid-grade fast food, and Victoria Avenue Charcoal Chickens doesn’t buck the trend. The cow that died for my beef burger found itself in a sarcophagus of cardboard, covered in lettuce and barbecue sauce, and inside a lightly toasted bun. The barbecue sauce, as implied, …
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Lattecino is a small cafe on the main stretch of Victoria Avenue, and features comfortable outdoor seating, a reasonably priced menu, and good coffee. Their offering; a medium-well patty with cheese, lettuce and a side serving of tomato sauce (which i believe improves the taste profile). Price: 17$ chips inlcuded Location: ★ ★ ✭ ☆ ☆ …
Situated in the middle of the Hawkesbury river, Dangar Island has cultivated a close knit community, culminating in the cafe having a decidedly “local” feeling. I chose the Dangar Burger, a medium well beef patty, several leafy greens, trimmed bacon, slightly runny egg, and a mix of what i can only assume to be mayonnaise …
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