Cafe Florentine

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  Extremely expensive, minimum mains are $26 for a basic pasta going up past $40 for meat and fish dishes. The atmosphere is fairly good, like a cafe trying to be a restaurant. Staff are very friendly if not always as attentive and quick as might be expected at the price. The food is good, a consistent high standard apart from a one-off quality issue many years back. Having said that, it's tasty and well-seasoned without ever reaching the wow factor you'd hope for when dropping $38 for lamb shanks. In fairness, part of this is the fault of the neighbourhood, there's just not good value food in Church Street Brighton, although they seem overpriced for the quality even here. The locals seem content enough, but if you're used to the better food found around the cheaper suburbs at prices locals can afford there you may well be disappointed. But if you really must eat on Church Street, you could do a lot worse. No major faults, just a good average place to eat.
  By Aaron King, January 24, 2017

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