Tree Shade Lounge
Description
Fresh sourdough arrives crisp at the crust, chewy through the middle, and dangerously capable of becoming breakfast before anything else reaches the table. Tree Shade Lounge bakes its own bread and pairs it with homemade pineapple and passionfruit jam, proper eggs, yogurt, and pancakes that have no interest in being subtle.
Coffee is handled with more care than most island breakfasts receive: lightly roasted beans, hand-ground, then brewed as drip filter coffee. The peanut butter brownie is dense and serious, while the small-batch ice cream has enough fans to disappear before lunch. The vegan pistachio flavour goes first, because of course it does.
The seating sits on a wooden deck among the trees, away from village traffic and beach-road thump. Natural timber, ceramic plates, soft music, and jungle greenery give it the feeling of breakfast at a friend’s unusually competent treehouse.
The menu is compact, focused on bread, eggs, pancakes and sweet things made in-house. It suits coffee-minded breakfast hunters and sourdough obsessives; anyone seeking a huge brunch menu can save themselves a philosophical crisis and eat elsewhere.
Highlights
- Hand-ground drip-filter coffee using lightly roasted beans
- Wooden tree-level deck with a quiet jungle outlook
- Homemade yogurt, pancakes, brownies and small-batch ice cream
- Small-batch ice cream flavours sell out
- Mosquitoes visit the tree-deck seating
Google Reviews