Breakfast at Leonhard's

Peter Rukavina

Yesterday was lunch at Leonhard’s; today it was time for breakfast. The place was empty when I arrived around 8:30 a.m. (it soon became quite busy), so I was able to negotiate a complicated off-menu egg-free breakfast alternative of smoked salmon, rye bread and cheese:

Leonhard's Breakfast

It was fantastic in all regards, but really about 3 times the amount of hearty breakfast food that any human should eat at 8:30 a.m., so I might have to guide them to create some sort of cut-down breakfast special — The Rukavina? — that’s a single slice of rye with a single slice of cheese and a smattering of smoked salmon.

The coffee was as good as it was yesterday, and I tried the espresso as well as the cappuccino to get a sense of the coffee in its own element and was not disappointed.

The first-week jitters are still there — far too much “how is everything” asking and so on — but they’re having a remarkably smooth take-off all things considered.

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Submitted by Alan on

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Smoked salmon should never come in smatterings. In that glorious period when I lived by the Baltic in Poland in 1991, you could get it in fist-sized blocks with fries from the snack shacks. Be one with your inner grizzly bear.

Next time, pour a little single malt whisky on it for a change at breakfast. The smokier the dram the better.

Submitted by Rose on

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I am very happy to have a German bakery in town that offers a perfectly good German Breakfast. I lived in Germany for 2 years and it is the breakfasts that I miss most about the food. I am so happy to have Leonhard’s in Charlottetown!

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