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Suzette gourmet café

Cafes
540 Glynburn Rd, Burnside, SA, 5066, Australia

Currently there is no menu available for Suzette gourmet café in Burnside. We are continuously adding menus, so check back soon! In the meantime feel free to browse our other menus within Burnside below.

Cibo Espresso

Cafes
447 Portrush Rd, 447 Portrush Rd, Glenside, SA, 5065, Australia
Cibo Espressosample menu
  • BISCOTTI DI MANDORLE Biscotti di mandorla is Italian for ‘almond cookies’. This is a Southern Italian style biscotti, crispy on the outside and very soft in the middle. N/A
  • CIBO CUP CAKE Our Cibo cupcake is a typical little sponge cake with a twist. Our orange infused icing adds a surprising and delicious flavour to these airy and light cupcakes. N/A
  • MACARON NOCCIOLE Nocciole macaron are our hazelnut flavoured macarons filled with white chocolate ganache. A macaron is a sweet meringue-like biscuit filled with ganache sandwiched between two macaron N/A
  • CUP CAKE CIOCCOLATO This is our chocolate and fresh raspberry cup cake. A delicious sweet snack or served with a scoop of gelato for dessert, chocolate is always the ideal Winter treat. N/A
  • AMERICANO Americano is Italian for ‘American’. An Americano is a ‘long’ espresso, combines equal part of hot water and espresso. The name ‘Americano’ originated during WW2 when American GIs would pour N/A
  • CAFFE LATTE Caffe is Italian for ‘coffee’ and latte is Italian for ‘milk’ so when ordering a ‘latte’ in Italy will get you a glass of milk. In Australia, ‘lattes’ are differentiated as they are typica N/A
  • MACCHIATONE Macchiatone is Italian for ‘large’ or ‘double’ macchiato. Traditionally, a macchiatone (piccolo latte, half-latte) is an espresso shot topped with warm, silky milk served in a glass demita N/A
  • MACCHIATO Macchiato is Italian for ‘marked’ or ‘stained’, and in the case of caffe macchiato, this means literally ‘espresso stained with milk’. Traditionally it is made with one shot of espresso with N/A

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