
Goed Eten used to be in Kensington and had some great reviews for their excellent food.
While the decor hasn’t changed much since Semolina left, Johan explained that he will be growing into the location. Right now the menu is still quite limited, although there is a range of coffees, from very short espressos, to longer Belgian style. The sign on the front explains that it’s a two step process, with them starting out serving some easier to prepare foods such as fresh made Belgian waffles, house made ice cream, and locally baked breads and pastries.
In a few months he plans to expand his offerings to prepared and packaged meals, as well as selling organic produce from local farmers.
You can keep up with their new offerings on their Facebook page here.
Our coffees this morning were excellent, and we welcome them to the neighbourhood.
They’re Belgian waffles, (not Belgium) or “gaufres de Liege” if you like.
They’re Belgian waffles, (not Belgium) or “gaufres de Liege” if you like.
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