You know you're in Melbourne once you've eaten breakfast or brunch out, more than dinner.
Madame Sousou is a Parisian cafe/restaurant on busy Brunswick Street, Fitzroy. They have an amazing breakfast menu which stretches from housemade toasted fruit and nut museli to baked eggs with basque style tomato sauce, chorizo and fresh mints. I adored the alfresco street seating and gorgeous French decor indoors.
Street seating
Interior Parisian decor
Cappuccino
My English breakfast tea was served on a pretty vintage tea tray. And good tea, it was.
English breakfast tea
Zen's big breakfast was a gourmet adventure. We appreciated the artfully cooked double smoked bacon which had crispy edges but was not overdone and the scrumptious array of organic sausages, housemade hashbrown, roasted tomatoes, mushrooms and ciabatta toast. I was green with envy until my zucchini and sweet corn fritters arrived. Topped with Tasmanian smoked salmon, avocado salsa and chive creme fraiche and served with a side of rocket, the flavours were so well refined and simply delicious.
The Sousou big breakfast
Zucchini and sweet corn fritters
I'm eating
On the street
Madame Sousou
231 Brunswick St, Fitzroy, Victoria
Phone: +61 3 9417 0400
:O I envy you both as they all looks soooo good! Melbourne has soo much good food I must venture there sometime!
Wow, looks fantastic Jen! Such a massive portion of scrambled eggs! Zucchini fritter presentation has stolen my heart... yum.
Lucky you weren't there for the heatwave...x
Ohhhh the mushrooms! *sigh* I find it so hard to get a good side of mushrooms in Sydney... might have to do a trip to Melbourne!
FFichiban oh yes, I love Melbourne's culture! When you go, make sure you book Vue De Monde in advanced! Because my trips are always spontaneous, I always seem to miss out.
Christie hehehe... i think the bread was beneath the egg so made it look like more than it was, but both of us were stuffed silly and still had bits left on our plates!
shez oh yes! the mushies were good! the hash brown was superb too!