Superb coffee and diet-busting confectionary make this European-style patisserie/cafe a winner, particularly if you want to pick up something fabulous to serve for a special occasion. For lunch or dinner, quality ingredients and the combinations and seasoning lift the fare to a gourmet level, while the pastries justify its French name. Indulge in the ruinously delicious cakes for a naughty lunch with someone with no willpower - especially if it's their birthday - then stock up on goodies to take home.
Gillian Samuel
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Late
Daily 8am-6pm
Cafe
Mains: $8-$15
Payment accepted: Cash Only
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Posted by:
bliss_
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5 August 2009, 3.07pm
Great Coffee
The name annoys me, (La Petite Tarte is the correct French spelling) but the coffee here is cheap and great. Staff have always been very friendly. Deserts and cakes are oh so tempting and worth the calories. Yum!
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Posted by:
flappers
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17 July 2007, 9.04pm
Bastille Day
Tthe meal was served promptly and hot, and was presented well and in generous serves.
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Visit: Fri 13 July 2007
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