Comments on: Bread Nerds, Hume, Canberra

By: Lau

Lau — Wed, 21 Nov 2012 20:59:40 +0000

Yeah, that is apparently a big concern. I know that legally I can publish any photos I took before I am asked to stop (unless, say, there is a sign up saying ‘no photos’, that counts as being asked to stop taking photos).

If you run a cafe, it is your cafe, so if you don’t want photos taken, that is your call. I think I probably won’t blog about them, as I don’t have enough photos for an entire post and also I feel weird publishing photos if they don’t want their business photographed. Also, their food is pretty damn photogenic, I sorta don’t want to share it with the world if they are gonna be so precious about their store…

By: Lau

Lau — Wed, 21 Nov 2012 20:55:20 +0000

Hi Jes. Yeah, I think there are a few bugs to work out. My macch was more of a flat white, for example. Great place to grab a bakery bite or a coffee- in context of that particular part of town.

By: Jes

Jes — Tue, 13 Nov 2012 02:18:48 +0000

Really nice breads (bagels and ciabatta) but suggest that it needs to lift it’s game a bit (it does have a sign “Cafe”) for those of us who aren’t tradies working in the area: would have liked a plate for my sandwich — and should it have been cut in half (the ciabatta is HUGE). Sandwiches aren’t cheap ($8. is pricey given that this place is in the middle of an industrial complex — and not in the middle of Civic) — and the fillings are minimal. Not worth the trip – unless you ARE a tradie working in the area.

By: Shopchop

Shopchop — Thu, 02 Aug 2012 10:14:06 +0000

That would annoy me! I’d be pretty shocked too.

I went to a bakery once and they saw me taking photos then asked me who I was (giving me sus looks) and I said I was a food blogger, afterwards they gave me a card and were happy to talk about their business.

I guess some people might think you’re from the competition stealing ideas?

By: Lau

Lau — Thu, 19 Jul 2012 07:05:38 +0000

Now I imagine you hugging your wooden spoon as you drift off to sleep…