"Flavoursome and satisfying brunch; high effort towards accommodating dietary requirements. Booking advisable especially on weekends . I’ve heard about the delicious breakfast at Kunsthauscafe Graz many times and it’s living up its good reputation. I had the “Del Prado” from the “Stadtbekannt” “well known in...the city” -section as a gluten free option which includes three slices of gluten free, toasted sourdough bread instead of the regular breadbasket which is a white bread roll, a slice of wholemeal brown bread and a croissant . The hummus was creamy and rich in flavour, the side of avocado, baby spinach and agave reduction well balanced in flavour spice and plentiful. The bread was toasted very crisp and gave the meal an addition in texture as well. However, it was toasted with quite a lot of olive oil, so it also became quite grease – in combination with the hummus and the additional vegan butter it was, to my taste, too much and the dish could easily do without the oil on the toast or the butter on the side. The lassi was refreshing and very filling as well – all in all, portion sizes are very generous. Unfortunately, I have to say, that the day I came for breakfast me and my friend had to wait about 40mins for our food to arrive. In combination with the almost greasy bread I deduct 1 star. Service staff was very professional; I had quite a lot of questions regarding food intolerances accommodating dietary requirements and the waiter was patient, knowledgeable and very understanding. Upon request wherever possible, swaps can be made to accommodate dietary requirements at least regarding the “stadtbekannt” section; I did not ask about other options from their breakfast menu . In general, their breakfast range includes some “classics” such as scrambled eggs, granolas mueslis as well as the set brekkie options “Stadtbekannt” with sweet and savoury choices. Specialties include a breakfast burger or quesadilla; some options are vegan as well. Breakfast is served until 4pm and the range of options suit a variety of preferences which makes the Kunsthauscafe a nice spot to come in larger groups for a tasteful brunch notabene: it is a very popular place and quite busy at times, so probably not the place to go to if one wanted to have a private and quiet conversations . Altogether, the meal was satisfying and tasty, appealingly looking and prepared using fresh ingredients. Portion size is very generous, and the meal is absolutely good value for money and worth every penny and in my case the wait ."
