case though the fact they're so large means the interior is still perfect. What makes these tarts even better though is they also come with a bowl of the day's soup on the side. Warming and hearty on a cool Spring day, it's as good a complementary bowl of soup as you'll find in town. I also like the foccacias, although they don't have the same home baked feel as the tarts. Generous with the fillings and toasted so the outside is nicely crunchy, it's the sort of thing you could pick up in other places around the city but not at the same price with soup on the side. Overall Nice place to eat, some of the friendliest staff around (seriously), and much better food than you've got any right to expect at $6.50 for tarts and soup. One of the best options around, not for a special occasion lunch but the sort of everyday place where the change in your pockets will buy you something hot, filling and tasty. Places Search This Blog Loading... What do we do? Every month we eat our way in search of our favourites: the best Peking Duck, the best xiao long bao, the best roti Chenai, the best dhal; our list is way too long. Along the way we'll record our experiences ... and let you know what we think. Leave us a comment and let us know what you think ... we'd love to hear from you.