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Telephone
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Introduction
<BR>The Coffee Shot is a casual, relaxing and slow-paced café along Lavender Street and at the junction of Cavan Road. It is a good place for meet-ups, gatherings and chill-out sessions. Free wifi and self-served iced water are available for customers.
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Opening Hours
Today
10:00 - 22:00
Mon
10:00 - 22:00
Tue
Closed
Wed - Sat
10:00 - 22:00
Sun
09:00 - 19:00
Above information is for reference only. Please check details with the restaurant.
Signature Dishes
Just along Lavender Street, sits a lil cafe called The Coffee Shot. Once you step in, seems like a garden filled with love. White counter area with brown sacks hanging above as decoration and spot flowers around the dangling frame down the ceilings! The corner filled with sofa seats feel especially laid back.They have quite an extensive menu on their drinks. Food wise mainly revolves around sandwiches, all day breakfast. Ordered their cafe mocha to try. Smooth chocolate taste with not much of the bitter note.Ordered their Eggs Tom. Something different from the usual all day breakfast menu. Baked tomatoes dices with cheese on their crispy toast. The tomatoes were so juicy and sweet with tinge of sour note. Paired with some rocket salads and creamy runny scrambled eggs. It cant get any better than this! A light yet refreshing dish to your taste buds! Definitely did not disappoint me!full review at http://poohlovesfood.com/2014/10/14/the-coffee-shot/
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Ordered an eggs benedict and the poached egg was under cooked. super runny and "watery" - the water used to cook the eggs was not drained properlyFriend had an otah pizza which was cute... interesting but not exactly tastyOverall blah experience. Not recommended
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For more details, please visit http://www.foodesteem.blogspot.sg/2014/03/the-coffee-shot.htmlAll-Day Breakfast Had the Caffe Latte ($5.50) which I heard was nice, and Honey Con Leche ($6.50) which tasted much like milk tea, with a litte honey taste in it. Not really my cup of drink though.If you are one of those alcoholic lover, the rest of their specialty drinks should be in your order-list!Scramb It! ($16.90), having scrambled eggs, pork bratwurst, honey baked ham, toasts, roasted tomato and mesclun. Scrambled eggs seems to have been left out of the pan for some time already, though it is still mushy.. But I do love their toasts, as they are crispy on the outside, and soft in the inside Next is Cajun Spiced Chicken ($14.00), having boneless chicken thigh, mesclun and spicy bbq sauce. Dish presentation looks pretty neat, and cajun chicken is tasty too. But rice is tasteless…Also had the Old School Bun ($6.50), which is just omelette with ham, and a little of mayonnaise.. Simple bun, yet satisfying.Food has no "oom" factor, though the sausage and cajun chicken meat itself can be quite tasty. Moreoever, food took quite some time to arrive even though tables weren't even half-filled after I ordered the food. Drinks took some 10 minutes or so to arrive as well. But generally, this place can be a nice cafe for some old school essence For more details, please visit http://www.foodesteem.blogspot.sg/2014/03/the-coffee-shot.html
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After our lunch at a cafe in Jalan Besar area, my friend and I hop over to this cafe for coffee! I ordered a Flat White while my friend had a Hot Mocha. The cafe had a few empty seats around and most of the patrons were having lunch/brunch. When our drinks arrive, I expected some coffee art but there were none. I was quite disappointed and taste wise, it was pretty average. One good thing is that our coffee came with a delicious cookie! I might come back here again to try their food!
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Came to this cafe to catch up with a few of my friends.norwegian salmon with egg.The salmon is good! However the egg is abit too runny to my liking. Maybe poached egg should be used instead, or scrambled egg will be better! Overall, i will give this dish a 3/5 starThe coffee taste like nestle coffee to me, although it is cheap (SGD $3.90), i would not specially come here for the coffee.
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