Learning from our experiences at other brunch places on Saturdays, K and I decided to catch up at Snow Pony at around 10am. We were able to find a table for two quite easily, though it did start to get quite busy towards the end of our visit. The eatery was actually much bigger than I imagined. As well as indoors seating, there was a little room tucked between the kitchen and the main dining area and also tables set up along the side of the building (next to the...

After perusing the menu we settled on sharing a kangaroo fillet burrito, which consisted of 12” tortilla (made by Abbotsford Convent bakery) filled with spiced black beans, pumpkin, fetta, salsa roja, pepitas ($16) We were told the kangaroo fillet would be cooked rare. Most of the pieces arrived being more like medium-well done, but I didn't mind since we weren't eating the kangaroo as a steak. There was a nice charcoal flavour around the outside. The tortilla was one of the best I've had so far: slightly browned but tender...

We ventured out for an early Father's Day dinner in an effort to avoid the weekend crowd. We don't frequently order a side dish to accompany our main meal, but mum was intrigued by the ancient grain salad and our Entertainment Book voucher was for 25% off rather than one complimentary main. Our orders for the night: - Mum - Spanner Crab Risotto, Celeries, Manjimup Winter Truffle ($38) - Dad - Jurassic Quail, Crimson Grapes & Chestnut Panzanella ($34) - A2 - Yellow Fin Tuna, White Ratatouille, Green Olive & Almonds ($36) - Me...

Came here on Saturday night so I was able to try the dinner menu (which they've actually started serving all day on weekends). I was still sort of full from dinner last night so I went with something light. As can be seen in the photos, there was a nice charcoal-y taste on the top and bottom of the tofu but the inside remained moist and soft, and whilst I don't usually eat teriyaki unless it's with unagi, this one wasn't too sweet and was very good with...

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