Goodman Arts Center is home to both La Barca and Cafe Melba. Known or benownst to the public both serve brunch on top of their dinner menus. I checked the former out this visit over the weekend and found it almost empty.
There is a showcase of dried sunflowers - quite a good idea!
Table soccer anyone? It is also kids friendly with a dedicated play area for the kids as well.
Being on a furniture shopping rampage also taught me to appreciate the homeware around me.
Some wise words indeed.
Cheery posies for the weekend!
Slices of Roast Beef, with Salad and Scrambled Eggs ($26)
I felt these were sliced too thin, almost carpaccio but with such a pretty pink I really cannot fault the chef. More of a salad than a mains though.
Mozzarella in Carrozza - Italian Toast ($22)
Mozzarella filled savoury toast, homemade chicken sausages, cannelli beans, hard boiled egg with pink sauce, roasted potato wedges
Gotta love them juicy meaty homemad sausages!
And there was a savoury toast that reminded me of stuffed french toast.
Food was more than decent, very tranquil and deserving of a Saturday morning. I would love to be back!
La Barca Ristorante
Goodman Arts Center
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