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Blend On George   |
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Telephone: (02) 9251 7040
Fax: Website: Trading Hours: Mon/Fri 6am to 5pm Coffee: Piazza D'Oro |
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Reviews (2)
2008-12-01 11:14:05  Sara (Guest) |
Customer Service here ****s Time and time again I come into this place, (work locally), the girls behind the counter are the catiest women I have ever met, they do not care about customers and are always too busy talking amongst themselves. Food here is average... go somewhere else. |
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2008-07-09 12:57:24 Red Beard (Guest) |
Shiver Me Timbers! I had heard good things about Blend on George Street, and I must say on first appearances the surroundings did not inspire; quite an old, run down interior and staff overdressed in outfits that were a flashback to the past. This was all peripheral however, it was coffee that brought in the punters by the truckload, and, with a standard latte or cappuccino starting at $2.80 for a regular size takeaway, I had high expectations. The barista did his thing with minimal fuss as I eagerly awaited the outcome. The first thing that hit me was the creaminess of the concoction, overflowing once the lid was extracted from the paper cup - good news for someone like myself with a penchant for all things from a cows udder, but maybe a little too much for most. The coffee itself was flavoursome and the richness of bean ej@culated onto my pallette, as all good coffee does, but there was something lacking. The coffee was definitely too watery and the fullness of bean had not been encapsulated. Whilst I can't be 100% sure I tasted evidence that the beans utilised had been somewhat traumatised on their journey from Columbia, something that could be put down to any number of reasons: harsh seas, a boat captain that did not provide all the creature comforts they desired, cramped living quarters for 2 months or at worst a pirate attack that shook them to their core and sent them deep into their shells. Whatever it was, it had an effect on the end product, and the panache and frivolity that one so desires did not manifest as the sips continued like sands in an hourglass.. In summary, not too bad, but not worthy of the glowing reputation that precedes it, nor the $2.80 price tag. 3 coffee beans out of 5. |
