The Little Larder - Portico Building, 17/53-61 Macrossan Street.

If you are following this blog you can see we have been doing a lot of Sunday breakfasts lately.

For years The Little Larder has been considered the best breakfast place in Port Douglas.

It's roots go back to Soul & Pepper at Pier 319 years ago.

We got there on a Sunday morning at the advertised start time of 7:30am.

This was done to avoid the queues.

We ordered Eggs Bennie with bacon, The Original Onesie with extra bacon and coffees.

The coffees came first and were quite cool.

By 8 o'clock the place was filling up and the two chefs were getting their orders out but the wait staff weren't getting them to the patrons quickly. It was quite noticeable.

When we got our order the Original Onesie egg was cold.

Then I had a fight on my hands to eat the Eggs Bennie.

I know meals are put in stacks these days but I had trouble with the stack.

Firstly I dug the bottom Ciabatta slice out and put it alongside the one with everything else on it. I then tackled it. The knife was sharp but the crust was hard as was the bacon. The egg yolk and the Hollandaise sauce was going everywhere except on the Ciabatta which in turn was hard to cut.

It was quite a wrestle but it tasted great.

Eggs Bennie stack - $19

The Original Onesie - $12

We may return for lunch?

Brought to you by Port Douglas Cheap Eats

Comments

Paddy's Irish Hotel - Macrossan Street

Fish and Chips Battered Mackerel, mushy peas, chips, salad & Tartare Sauce - $22 Salt & Pepper Calamari Lemon wedges - $18 Schooner Super Crisp $7.20, 18 Crimes Cabernet Sauvignon $8, Rothbury Sauvignon Blanc $28 Paddy's is one of our favourite lunch stops and has an extensive menu. What we particularly like is that, unlike most restaurants in Port Douglas, they have some wines under $30. Still not bad for a good lunch - $83.20 Brought to you by: Port Douglas Budget Dining .

Port Douglas Cheap Eats goes live..........

Cheap eats Port Douglas community website app goes live and we are calling on those cafes and restaurants that made the cut to enhance their listings to help pay for the app. All it takes is a $1 per week. A representative from Cheap Eats today remarks: " We do not get paid for making Port Douglas a good place for visitors to come to. Just one restaurant could make a big difference for just $1 per week ." See Cheap Eats Port Douglas: cheapeats.portdouglas.website .

Port Douglas & District Combined Clubs - The Tin Shed

Lunch at the Tin Shed With probably one of the best outlooks of any restaurant in Port Douglas the "Tin Shed" benefits from the new parklands at the waterfront created when the old buildings were demolished in 2012/3. 1 Jul 14. Meals were OK but lack the touches of a truly fine meal. Reasonably priced Chardonay at $23.50, light beer schooner at $4.60, Calamari with salad $14 and Beefburger & chips $15.50. Service is a bit better than visits last year. Photo: Marketing Daintree .

Port Douglas Restaurant Strip

Search This Blog