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A spot of brunch and coffee
2015-10-18 1105 views
Catching a spot of brunch and coffee at sheung wan just got a little easier, thanks to Brew Bros. We went for Egg Benedict with bacon and mushroom ($115) and Duck Breast Bagel with Japanese Shiso Dressing, rosemary potatoes and salad ($80), accompanied with a cup of hot flat white to wrap up the brunch perfectly.It’s awesome when all the gooey egg yolk goodness drips on top of the generous serving of rockets and sour bread. Ingredients had all the usual components but the attractions lay in its
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Catching a spot of brunch and coffee at sheung wan just got a little easier, thanks to Brew Bros. We went for Egg Benedict with bacon and mushroom ($115) and Duck Breast Bagel with Japanese Shiso Dressing, rosemary potatoes and salad ($80), accompanied with a cup of hot flat white to wrap up the brunch perfectly.
Egg Benedict with bacon and mushroom
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 It’s awesome when all the gooey egg yolk goodness drips on top of the generous serving of rockets and sour bread. Ingredients had all the usual components but the attractions lay in its generous yet ideal ratio among the fresh ingredients plus the balance of flavours.
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 The reason drawing us to Brew Bros is its attention to details and consistency of coffee quality. 

TURN-OFFS With limited seats (less than 20), don’t expect getting a table at busy hours. Quite a torture when you can smell the delicious aroma of coffee and brunch but you can’t get one. Don’t mind if they offer outdoor seats. 
(The above review is the personal opinion of a user which does not represent OpenRice's point of view.)
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    Date of Visit
    2015-10-14
    Waiting Time
    20 Minutes (Dine In)
    Spending Per Head
    $150 (Lunch)