Breakfast at Blue Water

Today Josh finally decided to humour me on my request to go for breakfast and a walk in Kalk Bay. Luckily for him today was also some or the other Sunday Times big walk, and half of the Southern Peninsula's roads have been closed. By the time we got anywhere near Kalk Bay the traffic was backed up so badly that no words even had to be exchanged in the "Never mind that" department.

We took a few minutes to way up our options and then decided that we were bound to find something at Imoff Farm, just outside of Kommetjie. 

In the end we chose The Blue Water Cafe, and wow am I glad that we couldn't get into Kalk Bay. This place is completely sheltered from the wind and 100% child friendly(not that I have any of those, but if I did- I'd definitely want to take them there). They also have a rather large, very delicious sounding menu where everything you read sounds yummier than the last.

We ordered 2 lattes-which I must say were not great, they tasted a little burnt, but we didn't come for coffee. We were there for food.

Seeing as I have big time FOMO(Fear of Missing Out) I chose to order the same thing as Josh because it sounded great and I would have been super jealous if I got a lame croissant or muelsi bowl and Josh had and amazing looking bacony delight of a breakfast.

We ordered the 'ALL DAY BREAKFAST TARTINE'-An open toasted ciabatta with 2 fried eggs,farm bacon, grilled mushrooms, tomato, beef sausage and rocket with a green herb dressing...

Blue Water Cafe's All Day Breakfast Tarting

It was incredible. Hands down the best breakfast I have had in years. Everything was cooked to perfection and the green herb dressing was so light and delicious it cut through the richness of the breakfast perfectly. 

Do yourselves a favour and go there next time you don't know where to have breakfast. There are also lots of other things to do at Imoff, so even if you are coming from a little further away, I'm sure you will find things to keep you entertained: there is a little petting zoo, a snake park, an amazing farm stall, a cheesery, horse rides, camel rides, paint balling, a chocolatier, wine tasting and some really nice little shops.

Can next Sunday just hurry up and get here now??