$7 for $15 Worth of Mediterranean Fare and Organic Coffee at The Cat and the Fiddle Café in Sydney
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Seasoned beef stuffs grape leaves, house-baked falafels nestle in pitas with tahini & organic fair-trade coffee steams in mugs
Like a gentle dragon or the earth itself, a falafel's rough exterior belies its inner warmth. Crunch through outer shells with this Groupon.
$7 for $15 Worth of Mediterranean Fare and Organic Coffee
The café stuffs garlic-marinated chicken in pitas ($6.99), layers paninis with tzatziki ($6.99), and rolls scrambled eggs in whole-wheat wraps for breakfast ($5.99+). Steaming cups of organic fair-trade coffee roasted in Novia Scotia ($1.25+) and fair-trade teas ($0.99+) awaken taste buds, and kids’ meals such as mini pita burgers range from $3.99 to $4.99.
The Cat and the Fiddle Café
The palate pleasers at The Cat and the Fiddle Café lather tzatziki sauce onto paninis, bake homemade falafels, and employ the bright flavours of tahini, lemon, and feta for a health-oriented menu of Middle Eastern and Lebanese-inspired fare. Seasoned beef stuffs grape leaves, and fluffy couscous and kalamata olives steal the limelight in salads. Tongues that haven’t gotten their passport photos taken can tango with house-roasted chicken or scrambled eggs in whole-wheat wraps that awaken mouths in the morning and silence tummy quakes the afternoon. Patrons taking a coffee break can sip organic fair-trade brews, roasted at home in Nova Scotia, or steep a fair-trade tea bag. Meanwhile, wee ones perfect the art of roasting coffee beans in smokestacks at the toy train table in the 200-square-foot play area.
Seasoned beef stuffs grape leaves, house-baked falafels nestle in pitas with tahini & organic fair-trade coffee steams in mugs
Like a gentle dragon or the earth itself, a falafel's rough exterior belies its inner warmth. Crunch through outer shells with this Groupon.
$7 for $15 Worth of Mediterranean Fare and Organic Coffee
The café stuffs garlic-marinated chicken in pitas ($6.99), layers paninis with tzatziki ($6.99), and rolls scrambled eggs in whole-wheat wraps for breakfast ($5.99+). Steaming cups of organic fair-trade coffee roasted in Novia Scotia ($1.25+) and fair-trade teas ($0.99+) awaken taste buds, and kids’ meals such as mini pita burgers range from $3.99 to $4.99.
The Cat and the Fiddle Café
The palate pleasers at The Cat and the Fiddle Café lather tzatziki sauce onto paninis, bake homemade falafels, and employ the bright flavours of tahini, lemon, and feta for a health-oriented menu of Middle Eastern and Lebanese-inspired fare. Seasoned beef stuffs grape leaves, and fluffy couscous and kalamata olives steal the limelight in salads. Tongues that haven’t gotten their passport photos taken can tango with house-roasted chicken or scrambled eggs in whole-wheat wraps that awaken mouths in the morning and silence tummy quakes the afternoon. Patrons taking a coffee break can sip organic fair-trade brews, roasted at home in Nova Scotia, or steep a fair-trade tea bag. Meanwhile, wee ones perfect the art of roasting coffee beans in smokestacks at the toy train table in the 200-square-foot play area.