Diggies cafe branches out to Kiama
If a visit to the Kiama Blowhole is on your holiday to-do list, then we've got a food tip almost within touch of its spray.
After a decade in the big smoke working in branding for design agencies Moon and Saatchi in Sydney, Stan Crinis returned to his south coast roots, launching Diggies in Wollongong.
Now he's taking Diggies to Kiama, opening the doors on Wednesday.
It's pretty simple fare, but just the trick for blowhole-soaked tourists. Prawn rolls, buttermilk pancakes, vegan and gluten-free options and, for those with no luck with a line, fish and chips.
Rebecca Riles of Roots and Wings has styled the 110-seater. Expect plenty of plants and clean white finishes. Oh, and there are sundowner cocktails.
Continue this series
Our summer dining hit list: the best new places to eat and drink in SydneyUp next
Outfield cafe reinvents the picnic
Get your food to go, grab a picnic rug and relearn the ancient art of not doing much at all for a while.
East meets East at Chuuka
A Japanese chef and a Chinese chef walk into a restaurant. The result is Chuuka.
Previous
Big steaks and big views at 6 Head in The Rocks
Please be seated for one kilogram tomahawk steaks and $100 glasses of shiraz.
From our partners
Original URL: https://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/goodfood/eating-out/diggies-cafe-branches-out-to-kiama-20191213-h1kdlg.html