Rye Guidebook

Catherine

Tilmeldt i 2014

Rye Guidebook

Food scene

STORE 360

Store 360 is in on a tiny strip in the backstreets of Rye. Go there for coffee, pies, toasties and a well-curated range of products from local makers. Dromana’s Kelter Coffee is the chosen roast. If the sun’s out and the front bi-fold window’s open, take a seat among the doggies, browse the boards at the surf shop next door – or drive your car down to Rye’s Number 16 Beach, or to St Andrews Beach in the opposite direction. Pies and sausage rolls come from Caspers Pies & Pastries, and The Red Hill Baker delivers fresh breads, croissants and pastries daily, which often disappear by mid-morning. So too do the New York-style loaded cookies with assorted fillings. If you see the Caramilk option, it’s a must-buy.

16 lokale anbefaler

STORE 360

360 Dundas St

16 lokale anbefaler

Store 360 is in on a tiny strip in the backstreets of Rye. Go there for coffee, pies, toasties and a well-curated range of products from local makers. Dromana’s Kelter Coffee is the chosen roast. If the sun’s out and the front bi-fold window’s open, take a seat among the doggies, browse the boards at the surf shop next door – or drive your car down to Rye’s Number 16 Beach, or to St Andrews Beach in the opposite direction. Pies and sausage rolls come from Caspers Pies & Pastries, and The Red Hill Baker delivers fresh breads, croissants and pastries daily, which often disappear by mid-morning. So too do the New York-style loaded cookies with assorted fillings. If you see the Caramilk option, it’s a must-buy.