Paco Organico Cronulla NSW

 




Granola, pancakes, fruits, omelettes, porridge..... Paco Organico seems to project some healthy stuff especially for breakfast and brunch sessions, but really Paco assumes a gradual changing personality as the evening approaches.  Burgers, chips and salads appear at lunch time.   Wine selections look pretty standard but reflect the casualness of the place.

A slow braised lamb salad caught my eye , together with the chicken Quinoa salad.   The offerings are not complex, go straight forward with a minimum of fancy and perhaps try to reflect a balance in nutrition and fun for customers.







The location is good, being at the top end of the mall furthest away from the station and walkable up the main road, Kingsway, from South Cronulla Beach.   It is spacious outside the cafe but inside is a usual narrow but deep layout.   The blackboard written menu seems limited but the coffee is reliable and good.    The table menus do cover breakfasts of Benedicts, Spanish ingredients, vegetarian, bananas, avocados, Fetta  and Haloumi slices.

From noon, the delight is in the share boards  - salmon, calamari, olives, chicken Pate and Jalapeno bread stand up.

 The cocktail list from Friday to Sunday evenings is more promising with accents on tropical fruits, chocolate and Martinis.   Paco Loco is an update on the Long island iced tea with touches of coconut water and cloudy apple juice.  The Bolly Bellini has sparkling wine and lychee juice in a flurry with a puree of both raspberry and peach  - light and easy!





































Paco Organico is located at the Cronulla Mall at Shop 6/30 Kingsway in Cronulla NSW.   
Opening hours are from 6am to 4pm from Mondays to Wednesdays and from 6am to 11 pm from Thursdays to Sundays.  
Contact + 61 2 9527 7226



My impressions of Paco's Organico in Cronulla NSW:
Ambiance: 3 out of 5
Customer Engagement: 3 out of 5
Culinary Delight: 3.5 out of 5
X Factor:  2.5 out of 5
Overall:   12 /4 out of 5



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