$7 for $15 Worth of Lunch Fare at Radio Café in the MacLaren Art Centre
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- Wraps, paninis, and quiche
- Fair-trade house coffee
- Organic teas
- Outdoor seating weather permitting
The rumour that breakfast is the most important meal of the day was started by breakfast itself to compensate for the popularity and better skin of its midday sibling, lunch. Take sides in this age-old rivalry with today's Groupon: for $7, you get $15 worth of lunch fare at Radio Café in the MacLaren Art Centre.
Radio Café whips up a midday menu of light lunch offerings. Diners can graze on whole wheat, plain, or sun-dried tomato wraps ($5.95) filled with such proteins as Thai curry chicken salad or smoked salmon and cream cheese, and those craving pressed and wrinkle-free fare can fill their feedbags with a grilled panini ($6.75) on thin focaccia, encasing grilled vegetables and goat cheese or rosemary ham, glazed onions, and Monterey Jack. A fresh-baked daily quiche ($5.09) bears a rotating cast of ingredients such as braised leeks, fresh thyme, and goat cheese. To quench thirst and caffeine cravings, Radio Café brews up a selection of specialty coffee drinks made from its own fair-trade MacLaren blend (starting at $1.48), as well as an array of loose-leaf organic teas ($1.67). Visitors can lunch next to a modern brick fireplace in the café's cozy interior or eat outdoors in the gallery's sculpture courtyard when the weather cooperates and the statuary isn't feeling standoffish.
- Wraps, paninis, and quiche
- Fair-trade house coffee
- Organic teas
- Outdoor seating weather permitting
The rumour that breakfast is the most important meal of the day was started by breakfast itself to compensate for the popularity and better skin of its midday sibling, lunch. Take sides in this age-old rivalry with today's Groupon: for $7, you get $15 worth of lunch fare at Radio Café in the MacLaren Art Centre.
Radio Café whips up a midday menu of light lunch offerings. Diners can graze on whole wheat, plain, or sun-dried tomato wraps ($5.95) filled with such proteins as Thai curry chicken salad or smoked salmon and cream cheese, and those craving pressed and wrinkle-free fare can fill their feedbags with a grilled panini ($6.75) on thin focaccia, encasing grilled vegetables and goat cheese or rosemary ham, glazed onions, and Monterey Jack. A fresh-baked daily quiche ($5.09) bears a rotating cast of ingredients such as braised leeks, fresh thyme, and goat cheese. To quench thirst and caffeine cravings, Radio Café brews up a selection of specialty coffee drinks made from its own fair-trade MacLaren blend (starting at $1.48), as well as an array of loose-leaf organic teas ($1.67). Visitors can lunch next to a modern brick fireplace in the café's cozy interior or eat outdoors in the gallery's sculpture courtyard when the weather cooperates and the statuary isn't feeling standoffish.