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2016-10-17
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This is my go-to brunch place more for the atmosphere than the actual food. SettingThe best thing about Aberdeen Street Social is that you feel like you're dining in a garden, surrounded by Hollywood Road's leafy greenness. It's situated in a courtyard blocking off the sometimes-oppressing road action of Soho / Aberdeen Street. Atmosphere is light and airy, lots of space, a healthy amount of people around but it all adds to the pleasantry rather than infringing on your space. ServiceCheery enoug
Setting
The best thing about Aberdeen Street Social is that you feel like you're dining in a garden, surrounded by Hollywood Road's leafy greenness. It's situated in a courtyard blocking off the sometimes-oppressing road action of Soho / Aberdeen Street. Atmosphere is light and airy, lots of space, a healthy amount of people around but it all adds to the pleasantry rather than infringing on your space.
Service
Cheery enough. I just care that my water glass be filled regularly because I drink a lot of water.
Food
Acia berry bowl, acia berry, fat free yoghurt, honey granola and fresh fruits
$98
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Eggs Benedict
$118
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Beer battered cod, triple cooked chips, minted peas and tartar sauce
$215
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Pancake: Bacon, fried egg and maple syrup (HK$125)
Forgot to take a photo of this but it was decent for a person who doesn't like pancakes. Maple syrup a guilty indulgence. I would have preffered the waffles, though, but I was overruled.
Would I go back?
Yes. As much as the food is less than impressive, I enjoy the restaurant as a whole. It's a great place to hang out and relax for weekend brunch, without having to spend an arm and a leg on those champagne buffets... although in the end we spent more than 300 per person anyway, don't ask how that happened..
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