Claremont Quarter & Koko Black

Yesterday (or should I say on Thursday) I had a day off work and no classes and Taylor finished work at 2.30pm so we went on a date to Perth's newly renovated and ever-so-chic upscale shopping centre, Claremont Quarter. It features the David Jones department store (which stocks an extensive range of a mix of imported and local high-end designer clothing among your usual department store offerings), a very nicely fitted out Coles Supermarket, a farmer's market, high-street to high end designer fashion boutiques (particularly of the Australian variety), a smattering of other small stores purveying their wares and a few cafes and eateries.

There was no real intention to do any shopping whilst I was there and nothing really caught my eye too much (but that may be because my bank account is still recovering after some pricey leather goods buys) so we ended going to a Melbourne-originated cafe in the centre by the name of Koko Black, which is one of the most hyped cafes at the moment in the city and one that specialises in decadent and sinfully delicious European style hand-crafted chocolates.