Brunetti (Closed)

Brunetti is an Italian cafe (or Roman Pasticerria) that interestingly started in Australia and has many outlets there now. It expanded internationally and now at Singapore's very own Tanglin Mall, we have a branch serving aromatic coffee, delectable-looking pastries and lovely gelato! The cafe's decor is rich in authentic Italian flavor and hues, transporting one to another world literally.I chose to try the Cappuccino (SGD$6.50) which had a lovely taste to it, as Italian brew goes.Although we w

Tried their tiramisu gelato (small cup for $6.50). It was quite costly for the small size but portion was more of a medium size and would be good to share between 2 people. The tiramisu taste was rich but it was quite sweet. It would be near perfect if it wasn't so sweet as I really liked the tiramisu flavour and texture of it. The texture was soft in a good way, with an even creamy consistency. There were quite a number of flavours and I was spoilt for choice. I'll probably be back to try their

mushroom risotto $20.90: there was a distinct mushroom taste and the risotto was well cooked and moist. Mushrooms were soft and had an earthy taste. Portion was just right too.seafood aglio olio $20.90: The squid was quite tough and chewy and the aglio olio itself was rather oily and lacked flavour. The garlic was chopped too large too. However, I liked that the linguine was cooked al dente. I'd rather get pasta mania's aglio olio at a little more than a quarter of this price instead of this as

Brunetti Cafe is known for their vast array of pretty looking, absolutely delicious desserts of French, Italian and American origin, as well as their use of high quality, premium ingredients in their preparation.Brunetti Cafe brings together a luscious array of everything Italian in an enticing café space - a Gelateria, Cioccolateria, and Pasticceria. This all-in-one concept features a brightly lit, casual seating cafe, with both indoor and outdoor ambience. I especially love their huge dessert

for photos and more reviews, visit http://littlemomentsofmylife.wordpress.com (: brunetti is described as a cafe, pasticceria (pastry shop), gelateria (i'm sure you can guess this - gelato store!), paninoteca (sandwich bar), panetteria (bakery) and cioccolateria (chocolate shop) all in one.we came for their brunch, although probably high tea would have been better! their brunch menu was fairly limited in my opinion (considering how we were spoilt for choice at antoinette) but still, it was not b

A lunch date with a mentor i hadn't seen in a while due to our busy schedules. I just managed a morning run so i decided to have a proper lunch order instead of sweet treats. I picked roast chicken with herbed baby potates and a side of greens. This was my attempt at eating clean. The chicken skin... yes, i know. But that's really the best part. The breast meat was just too dry it was hard to swallow. The herbed potatoes were done just right and the greens blanched while retaining its flavour an

Ordered a DIY salmon foccacia for $12 which was one of the more worth-it things on the menu. The foccacia came nicely warm and toasted, however although the service staff tried to be polite, they managed to get my order wrong on 2 counts - adding olive oil when I requested otherwise and not giving pine nuts which I ordered. Overall the meal was filling and tasty, but service could have been better if the staff were more attentive or offered a replacement sandwich after I commented on it when the

With all the Cronut craze going around, many patisseries had started to make their own versions of the viral dessert. Brunetti is one of the few that had already started the Cronut in local shores.On first look, the exterior of the Cronut from Brunetti has sugar coated and chocolate topping with flakes sprinkled on the top. The Chocolate Cronut ($4.50) here have a rather thin yet adequate layering of chocolate. The filling is a Chocolate mousse, however it was rather thick and rich in chocolate,

For full review, please visit http://thumbsforfood.blogspot.sg/2012/12/brunetti-tanglin-mall.htmlBrunetti originated from Austrailia and is well known for its desserts as well as coffee. It also serves breakfast menu where it's specialty breakfast set is available till 2pm. It also has an all-day breakfast menu as well as an all-day dining menu which serves main courses.When you step into the restaurant you would be greeted by a cozy ambience with rows of desserts, pies, pastries, gelato lining

If you ever shop to Tanglin Mall, you probably won't be able to miss this Italian cafe franchise that is supposedly very popular in Australia. Though I've personally not heard of it before while I was studying in Melbourne. Anyway, it's located right beside one of the escalators that you need to take from the basement carpark to get to ground level. And every time I pass by the cafe, it's usually packed with lots of people. Some are there to enjoy a lazy afternoon tea, while others are there for

Was craving for sweets and just wanted to come to Brunetti as I last visited them was months ago. There were too many selections and I was lost with I want to have and just thought maybe I will get the smaller version pastries so that I can try an assortment. Was disappointed with mostly all of them because they didn't taste fresh and detected the cakes havebeen there for more than a day.

Replacing Oomphatico, Brunetti is an Italian style cafe hailing from Melbourne.As you enter, you are greeted, and a bit overwhelmed, by the array of gelato, pastries, cakes, macaroons and savoury items on display. It took me a while of pacing up and down the display cases, reading and re-reading the descriptions before I finally settled on the San Remo.The San Remo is supposed to be a combination of creamy lemon cheesecake with a raspberry center sitting atop a pistachio sponge cake base. The le

15-20min walk from Orchard MRT to Tanglin Mall.from far, the restaurant/cafe will caught your attention with its black and white tiles of the Houndstooth prints... the glass panel fridge clearly displays all the cakes available and gelato too!good thing about their cakes/pastries, they come in two serving size, they have it in miniature and the regular size but not all of them.service crew @ the cakes/pastries counter acts very quickly, just like they know what they are doing... but customer are

Brunetti is a newly opened cafe at tanglin mall which I just happened to stumble upon. I was very attracted to its deco which gave it a very contemporary feel. It was huge and had a variety of desserts; from ice cream to macaroons to even pastries. It wasn't overly crowded during the lunch hour but a queue was starting to brew up.I decided to try their ice cream this time round. "Medium" was entitled to two different flavors. I tried pistachio & yoghurt. I found the pistachio a little too strong

This place sit at once Oomphatico was. Their sitting area is big and when I was there for my lunch, the place was fully occupied. I ordered a pizza with artichoke, mozarella cheese, ham, spinach and bacon and cost $10.90 a piece, can be shared by two persons. The crust was thin, crispy and light and overall was so yummy and their fillings were very generous. I enjoyed it very much and along with my pizza, I also had a latte and it was very good. It was creamy and aromatic and cost $5.00 a glass