VIDEO: A Burger at Chaud Café
The 8-ounce Wagyu Burger with smoked cheddar, roasted garlicmayo, served on a brioche bun with a house pickle, at ChaudCafé, was enjoyed with a basket of fries, sparkling rum punch,and a café latte.
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August 12, 2015

VIDEO: A Burger at Chaud Café

Chaud Café & Wine Bar

Eat in/Take Out/Wine bar

One Woodbrook Place

189 Tragarete Road

Port of Spain, Trinidad

 

 

 

Our stop atChaud Café goteven betterwhen wespotted (by sheerhappenstance)Edward Van-Lowand his wifeAnthea (sister ofJacinth Byles)McLaughlin-VanLow.
Chaud Café & Wine BarEat in/Take Out/Wine barOne Woodbrook Place189 Tragarete RoadPort of Spain, Trinidad
The cosy interior

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