Building on Jeremy's already strong reputation for a great cup of coffee, chef David Hughes is providing patrons with a creative menu, plumping up the bistro side of this successful espresso bar. This stylish modern Australian bistro offers office workers and city dwellers a flexible little local, being conducive to either a leisurely conversation over a cup of coffee or a more structured dining experience. Those who opt for a sit-down meal will find that each dish is thoughtfully married with a suggested wine. Jeremy's conveniently also offers wine by the half glass - a guilt-free way to take the edge off a testing work day.
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foodismypassion
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11 April 2009, 10.50pm
Good food, convenient location
There were 4 of us and we had 4 great meals. The mushrooms on toast were prefectly cooked, scrambled eggs and the Turkish eggs had lots of flavour and we also had poached eggs with bacon. Prices ranged from $13 to $17.50. The service was friendly and prompt. The food did not arrive very quickly, but it was worth the wait and I take comfort in that this means they're not taking short cuts. Strange for a coffee place these days not to offer soy. Our only disappointment was not being able to have breakfast there again on Sunday as they were booked out.
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Visit: Sat 7 March 2009
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iMiss Melbourne
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18 September 2008, 11.04pm
oh too salty and not so malty
I step into the smooth, sleek looking affair that is Jeremy's. I am greeted by the warm and attractive floor staff and share my work day sorrows. I hold high hopes for this little flower, for there are limited pickings in the food garden of inner brisbane. Swiftly I am presented with my food and...no sooner am I disappointed. The salad of rare beef and asian greens was drowned in a salty sauce. The oh too salty and not so malty sauce was meant to be a port reduction. If there was a way to revive my sodium seared taste buds the staff at Jeremy's certainly would have tried. They were kind enough to offer another option, and again, whipped it up in a jiffy. Unfortunately, the impeccable service does not make up for the shortcomings of the cuisine. Go for the coffee, skip the eats.
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Visit: Thu 18 September 2008
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