I was looking for a good brunch place to kill some time between client meetings, and oh boy this…read moreplace was like finding a hidden oasis!! The food and service here are spectacular, and have really good prices. Even in the middle of winter, they have a courtyard area full of heaters to warm you up. It's absolutely a hidden gem, as it doesn't look like a typical cafe from the front. I ate here at least twice in a row, and loved it both times. Would highly recommend anyone going to Wagga to give this place a go.

We found this place by chance looking for a place to have dinner. Exceptional food with an Italian…read moreinfluence. Service was great and staff were really friendly. Quaint little courtyard out the front for outside dinning In fact we were so impressed with the food we came back for breakfast. We weren't disappointed, again lovely food, great service and friendly staff. Double espresso was right up there

Awesome soy latte (Bonsoy) and the best we have found in Jindabyne…read more We have tried a couple of different places and this is by far the best.

Highly recommend any time of the day, grab a coffee to get going before heading up the hill or…read morerelax with a drink after to unwind & ease the aching muscles, either way they've got an interesting selection & chill atmosphere.

Great place to stop in Holbrook after you have seen the submarine (HMAS Otway). The woman at the…read morecounter recommended the "Bushman" pie, which I agree was excellent. The pies are $3.50 and a little extra if you want sauce. Tomato sauce is good on a pie, but the Bushman didn't need it. The crust was flavourful and crisp without being dry and the filling was ample and tasty. The other pies looked equally good. My companion expressed some disappointment in the fruit pie that he ordered, but the bread at the bakery seemed good. Worth a stop if you need a pick me up on the way to or from Canberra or Sydney.

A great Bakery with a wide range of delicious food & excellent service…read more Was very busy when I called through, so it was a good sign of a popular stop over.

Excellent coffee, that's what I'm here for…read more Thankfully the days when going out to the country meant saying goodbye to drinkable coffee are gone as this place proves. House roasted beans and well made brews.

Opening hours are great (December) helpful staff. No hot chilli or Tobasco sauce available. The…read morecoffee is moderate to mild/strong with a smooth taste. The prices are high $15.30 for 3 eggs poached on 1 slice of toast with coffee. The meals are presented similar to a high end restaurant, everything piled on top of each item with a garnish. Just bring your own hot sauce if you like that. Breakfast eggs are just boring otherwise.

Decent pies and other baked goods, and the coffee is OK. Some pies are a bit light on the filling,…read moreso it's a roll of the dice how you will go. The breakfast burrito is pretty good too. No prices are displayed unfortunately.

I found this cafe/bakery joint to be really the best cafe/bakery joint that Jindy has to offer…read more Which was slightly above average at best. They have all the pastry norms available, including vegetarian options. To be honest I was only after a crossiant and sausage roll and they could deliver on my simple demands, that's enough to be decent. So far I found they don't alter their menu options, so what you see is what you get. Meaning, the second I visited they didn't want to slice up a massive Apple Strudel log, like someone's going to eat and buy the entire thing. Come on staff people.. During the peak times, they are busy as hell but there's ample seating in the shared courtyard area outside if necessary. Apparently the coffee is decent.

See the photo of the Piazza D'Oro screen outside Phoenix Cafe?…read more I tethered GK, our JRT / Meerkat cross to this thing whilst Keeno and I waited for my chicken kebab and Keeno's orange juice. I had stopped in for a kebab earlier in the week because Tumut Golf Club couldn't feed us and I was about to drop dead from malnutrition. Great kebabs, really great kebabs and the next time I was in town I wanted another one so I could try the chilli sauce version. Proper Lebanese food in Tumut! A bloody miracle. I didn't see anyone using the hookahs in the front window but this is Tumut where the most exciting thing that happens all year is the 'Festival of the Falling Leaf' and the bi annual "Palindromic Towns" competition which Tumut always wins. Anyway GK fixed the lack of entertainment ...and how. Keeno's orange juice is finally brought out and the first thing she does is knocks it onto the ground where of course it virtually explodes in a shower of glass. GK thinks the end of the world has come and takes off. GK can really shift and, with a massive black monster following right behind her (she was towing the sign), she really stepped on the gas but as fast as she went her bête noire kept up with her. Keeno is now terrified she will run onto the road and wails a shriek of unmistakeable blind panic, and gives chase which only serves to spur GK on and bring out all the good Burghers of Tumut, and some of lesser value. So one of the spectators goes to stop GK from her attempt on the dog land speed record and so she runs between two parked cars which has the effect on the sign that a water skier experiences when the boat turns. Its called a whip, and now the sign is traveliing at warp speed straight for our own car. Someone, I didn't see who because I was reluctant to abandon my kebab, stopped her finally and Keeno was literally given an ovation by the townfolk of Tumut. One wiseacre told me that for $50 he would stay schtum about the ding on the car. I had to tell him it was mine. No, he didn't think that was funny...at all...much. Great kebabs, I'd steer clear of the orange juice though.