pillar of salt, richmond

i stopped into pillar of salt the other morning after a failed office chair expedition at officeworks… desperately in need of caffeine and in the mood for something fresh, light and savoury.

the cafe use five senses coffee, which i enjoyed – strong flavour with no bitterness or unpleasant aftertaste, and i took a second for the road which was equally as satisfying.

soy latte, pillar of salt
soy latte, pillar of salt

smashed avocado on toast with poached eggs, truss tomatoes, chilli, coriander and mixed seeds.
sad to say, i was a bit disappointed. my eggs were well under-cooked: watery and the whites far too runny. and while the avocado and lemon were fresh and light, i ended up with more of the truss tomatoes down my scarf than in my mouth – the juices sadly splat everywhere!

smashed avocado, pillar of salt
smashed avocado, pillar of salt

inside, the cafe was surprisingly busy for a monday with bench seats along the window – great for some people watching. staff were reasonably friendly and service was adequate. i definitely had the monday blues so perhaps can blame it on a poor menu choice, but unfortunately i left wishing i’d walked the extra 300m down church st to top paddock.

verdict: up against some tough richmond competition
find: www.pillarofsalt.com.au

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pillar of salt, richmond
pillar of salt, richmond
pillar of salt, richmond
pillar of salt, richmond

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