Thanks so much for the 'be gone headache' :) wishes yesterday.. not enough water and too much action in this horribly hot weather we're having.. a recipe for disaster! As I haven't been out and about for a few days here are a few shots from our visit to The Old Brewery last week. Above and below the view from the terrace, looking out over the Swan River to the city and the Narrows Bridge which links Perth's northern and southern suburbs, that view must be magic in the evening....
The brewery has been beautifully restored, this passage leading down to Zafferano restaurant, the walls lined with amazing old photographs of the brewery c18/1900. Last two shots of the Grill & Bar where we sat out on the terrace and had coffee.. using supreme willpower I managed to resist the Banoffee pie.. and now it's all I can think about :) check out the dessert menu! Loved the use of old distilling vats for tables, last shot. Here's a question for you, if you have wooden floors what do you clean them with to get them super shiny? I hope that you've had a much better start to the week than I, happy Tuesday.. take care and stay safe.....
That dessert menu looks to die for!
ReplyDeleteThe restaurant looks very appealing indeed, though I have no idea what Banoffee pie would be..
Nice with all that blue sky and fluffy summer clouds. Bummer about the headache.
ReplyDeleteEverything looks so spic and span! Glad you're feeling better.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great brewery restoration. Was it the beer that cured you ?
ReplyDeleteA great shot and a great restoration indeed!! So glad you're feeling better!! Not fun to be sick any time, but particularly in the summer!! Take care and have a great week!
ReplyDeleteThere is something universal about the appeal of old breweries and wineries.
ReplyDeleteGah, Migraine, Grace, sorry to hear! And still you blogged, I´m impressed!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pics!
Hehe, Use Bohner Wachs to get the floor that shiny!
Looks really inviting, guess "next time" we give it a go, too!
Fantastic views and gorgeous place! the restauration is really great !
ReplyDeleteGlad to read you're feeling better, take a good care of you and stay in cool places!
More beautiful views, and a reminder about the wonder of Perth.
ReplyDeleteThe desserts seem a tad expensive. I hope the portions are large!
Margaret
I had never heard of Banoffee Pie before so I had to look it up. You do have great will power, I'm not sure I could have resisted such a fabulous combination of ingredients.
ReplyDeleteBoth the scenery and the brewery are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOne more reason to visit your great city.
I have no idea what Banoffee pie is, but I'm going to check it out.
Beautiful photos (as always)!
Looks a swell place to be and have dinner.
ReplyDeleteThis is a place I'd like to visit! Glad you are feeling better.
ReplyDeleteLovely restaurant. Looks like a great place for a good meal.
ReplyDeleteOkay, I checked out the dessert menu. I'll have one of each!
Lots of things to say! First of all, glad that you're feeling better!
ReplyDeleteThen, that menu is a problem for me. I'd like Banoffee pie with banana, with caramel & double cream, Steamed date & banana pudding with toffee sauce, Cinnamon parfait with baby poached pears & pistachio biscotti and Honeycomb cheesecake. Now what does that make me? An indecisive person?!
I have to say, however, that even in the shade, I'm not sure I could swallow anything except for cool water.
If I knew how to get my floor to shine like that, I'd tell you!
Finally, love the inside!
These are wonderful! Glad you are feeling better.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous place, Grace!
ReplyDeleteIt's a bit far away, otherwise ...
Flat beer is good for wood!
ReplyDeleteI love Perth! Aloha
Oh my! What a display of photos. Wonderful. Wooden floors/shiny...no clue. Stay well!
ReplyDeleteDrink lots of water and maybe some chocolate.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you're getting better over time! Stay hydrated (maybe not with beer:). Hat's off to you for resisting that pie - even if I managed such a feat, my stomach would've been rumbling over the lavender creme brule and honeycomb cheesecake, yum! I'd love to know what makes wood floors shiny, no luck ourselves:)
ReplyDeleteI haven't had an opportunity to resist banoffee pie since we left Ireland. Great looking pub.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos. Well, if you want really shiny and slippery do what I did when I was in College: use Pledge. I use Murphy's for floors now.
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots, Grace. I live those tables. Glad you are feeling better.
ReplyDeleteGreat looking place, but how can pass up that pie.
ReplyDeleteYou should be a tour guide. You know all the best places to go.
ReplyDeleteGlad your'e feeling better. Stay in, keep cool!
ReplyDeleteI've heard of banoffee pie, but had to look it up to refresh my memory. Don't think I've ever tasted it. But this place looks to be #1, so that's where I'd like my first taste!
ReplyDeleteHi Grace. Glad your feeling better. It wasn't too much imbibing at the brewery that caused it was it? Chuckle. Just kidding. Migraines can be such a terrible infliction.
ReplyDeleteStay cool and relax sweetie. You have plenty of good old pics you can post.
ReplyDeleteI would love to visit this restaurant one day, it's a very nice place! I'm enchanted by so lovely sunny day there, your pictures are fabulous, well done!
ReplyDeleteLéia
Oh my I hopet cools off for you. Pretty views from the terrace.
ReplyDeleteWe use a product by Bona to polish our wood floors at the beginning of the season in Colorado.
Like others, I,too, had to look up the pie and would love to have a slice of it right now. I'm sorry that the heat is so unbearable; which is worse, I wonder. . .your heat wave or our current −12F right now?
ReplyDeleteGrace, we should link this to Sunday Bridges this coming Sunday. Your bridge post need not publish on Sunday!
ReplyDeletewhat a great looking place! i've got wood floors but couldn't imagine having them that shiny, the boys would constantly be sliding down the hall!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful to eat and a drink, marvelous photos.
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