Happy Thursday everyone and welcome to another week of wonderful doors. This week I thought I would share some doors featuring eateries that I have spotted / visited over the past few weeks. As always, let me know if you have a favourite this week.
When we passed here in 2020.1 – The Butler – stunning restaurant in Potts Point. A contemporary Mexican restaurant with stunning decor inside nice and out. Food was delicious when we visited a few years ago and beautiful outdoor seating with a view of the city. I love this artwork too, a more recent addition from when we visited six years ago.2 – Curry Craze – an Indian restaurant near us. I loved the door and the artwork, as well as the amazing food and ambiance. I think this door has to be my favourite this week! Where could it lead to?3 – Cafe de la a Fontaine – a beautiful French cafe we passed last weekend and had to try their coffee and baguettes. I loved the door (even if it’s to the lavatory) and had to take a snap. Fantastic food, French music and stunning artworks. It’s funny but even the customers looked French.4 – We just happened to pass this coffee shop in Paddington but I loved the door and wreath. Unsure of its name but love the slogan, “Just good vibes and greater coffee”.
You always give us a difficult choice, Wayne, and this week is no different. These are all delightful photos, and I think I’d want to explore each place. My favorite door is the last one, to the coffee shop.
These are all really fantastic doors, Wayne. So colorful and unique! I think Curry Craze is my favorite.
And I have to say, I’m curious what Mexican food is like in Australia. Here in the States, we have “Mexican” restaurants, but the food is more Tex-Mex (southwestern U.S.-inspired) than true Mexican food. I imagine yours must have some unique differences.
I would say the Mexican is quite authentic but depends where you go. The more independent restaurants are fantastic but we do have some chains that are more suited to the Australian audience.
Wow. Wonderful Thursday Doors Wayne. Nice last Door spotted at Paddington Coffee Shop👌👌
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Thanks so much!
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#2! And it leads to the curry closet.
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Haha more than likely. Thanks Neal.
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Absolutely all beautiful doors and image gallery, Wayne. Love the charm of the Curry Craze door.
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Thanks very much Suzette!
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I like the art work for Door # 1 but Door #2 has some character to it. Hard to choose. They’re all interesting in different ways.
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Thanks so much Jean!
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Love the Indian door, the colours are great
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Thanks Alison.
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What a delicious selection!
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Many thanks, that’s a great way to describe them!
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You always give us a difficult choice, Wayne, and this week is no different. These are all delightful photos, and I think I’d want to explore each place. My favorite door is the last one, to the coffee shop.
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Cheers Dan. Funny that’s the place we never visited, that just means we will have to return.
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HA! Sorry to give you homework.
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Haha I’ve had worse homework. Cheers Dan!
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These are all really fantastic doors, Wayne. So colorful and unique! I think Curry Craze is my favorite.
And I have to say, I’m curious what Mexican food is like in Australia. Here in the States, we have “Mexican” restaurants, but the food is more Tex-Mex (southwestern U.S.-inspired) than true Mexican food. I imagine yours must have some unique differences.
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I would say the Mexican is quite authentic but depends where you go. The more independent restaurants are fantastic but we do have some chains that are more suited to the Australian audience.
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