Cafe Disco, a recently opened eatery in West End, is offering locals a menu inspired by Bangladeshi flavours in a relaxed and cosy setting.
Located at 69 Hardgrave Road, the spot has quickly attracted attention for its creative approach to traditional and modern dishes.
Opening Hours and Location
Cafe Disco operates Wednesday to Sunday, with breakfast and lunch served from 8:00 am to 2:00 pm. Dinner is available from 5:00 pm to 9:30 pm on Thursday through Sunday. The venue’s central West End location makes it a convenient choice for nearby residents and workers.
Menus for All Times of Day
Cafe Disco offers different menus for breakfast/lunch and dinner, providing something for everyone. The breakfast and lunch menu includes options like:
- Breakfast Pita ($22): Poached egg, masala potatoes, and herb salad.
- Shakshuka ($25): Slow-cooked beans, tomato, and peppers, served with fresh pita.
- Stuffed Pita ($28): Choose from lamb kofta, chicken tikka, or roasted eggplant.
The dinner menu leans into share plates and refined dishes, featuring options like:
- Lamb Koftas ($30): Served with house pickles, garlic yoghurt, and mint chutney.
- Fish Rillette with Crisps ($24): Complemented by pickled mustard seeds and shallots.
- Watermelon and Cucumber Rojak ($18): A Malay-style salad with spiced dates and apricot sauce.
Cafe Disco’s drinks menu is just as appealing. Standouts include the Jaal Jeera cocktail ($20), blending tequila, cumin, mint, ginger, and lemon, and the Pomegranate Spritz ($18). The curated wine list highlights boutique producers, while local craft beers like the Range Disco Pale Ale ($12) add a familiar touch.
Cafe Disco’s full menu is found below:
A Cosy Spot in a Historic Setting
Housed in a historic West End building, Cafe Disco balances retro elements with a modern vibe. With gingham window seats, golden table lamps, and a green-and-white tiled bar, the intimate 40-seat dining room has a welcoming feel that fits right into the neighbourhood.
Local diners have shared positive reviews about Cafe Disco’s food and atmosphere. Neha Sen described it as offering “big flavours and dishes executed to perfection,” while Laura Hayes praised its wine selection and “warm, welcoming, and cosy” vibe.
Adding to West End’s Food Scene
West End is known for its diverse dining options, and Cafe Disco’s take on Bangladeshi flavours adds something new to the mix. It’s already building a reputation as a spot for relaxed, flavourful meals with a local touch.
Cafe Disco is off to a strong start, and its focus on fresh flavours and community appeal is likely to make it a lasting part of the West End dining scene. Offering breakfast, dinner, or drinks, the venue provides a reliable option for locals seeking a new dining experience.
Published 24-Dec-2024