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published on Feb 15 2008 - 09:45

Unexpectedly, Cedele served up an excellent breakfast. Unexpected because we still tend to think of it as a cake joint. But the servings are quite large and at $11.50, it’s hard to complain about the Hot Breakfast of eggs, toast and a choice of bacon, mushrooms and sausages. Most of the options offer variations of the same combination, with extras costing, well, extra – we paid $1 for one teensy-weensy bacon strip. The rosti comprises two small tiles of potato wedges, but the side servings of eggs and mushrooms turn it into a hefty meal ($12.90). But what really bowled us over were the airy apple cinnamon pancakes (with actual sautéed apples embedded in the batter), served with bacon or sausages, wild blueberries and vanilla butter ($10.90). Service is still rather lacklustre: the wait-staff tend to congregate at the kitchen counter, either not seeing our frantically waving hands, or with their backs to the room. But for a breakfast spread this satisfying, we’ll also turn a blind eye.

Cedele was featured in our recent Morning Glory - Best Western Breakfasts feature.

And in our recent Biting Back - What's eating us in June 2007.

Cedele details

Address
#03-14 Wheelock Place
501 Orchard Road

Transport

Telephone 6732 8520

Open Daily 11am-5pm.

Cedele website


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Distances are estimatives, and are calculated as a straight line between the two venues. Current walk or drive distance may vary.
Distances are estimatives, and are calculated as a straight line between the two venues. Current walk or drive distance may vary.
 

Readers' comments

  • yun said: “breakfast”

    how can u serve breakfast if your restaurant open at 11am? make sense?

    Posted on Sun 08 Feb 2009 06:46:02

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