The food here is great, it is an amazing place for breakfast or lunch m. The staff have all the…read morequalities needed and have great service. The atmosphere is very good and the walls are filled with quotes and other messages.

The Vintage Pantry is an unassuming, yet popular, brunch café in Pitt Town, Northwest of Sydney…read more Not knowing what to expect, the place is very tastefully put together with an odd assortment of wooden furniture in a uniform, whitewash finish. The walls are plaster, with a beautifully textured brick wall on one side, and a selection of interesting, curated items adorn the space throughout. Of particular note is a major feature piece, a comfortable looking reupholstered vintage lounge. With pencils and colouring books for the kids, the café is spacious both inside and out, and there are plenty of aspects to find your favourite seat. Service was great, with staff proactive, friendly and always available when required. The coffee is a solid performer that one might expect to be consistent, without owning the show. Given the time of day, we both elected for burgers. The Ultimate (beef) burger was juicy and delicious, with a tasty combo of ingredients and sauces. The Kafta (lamb) burger also reported well, and no beer battered chips were left over. Whilst a bit far off the beaten track to be a destination, if you're passing through Pitt Town, I definitely recommend stopping in for a coffee and a bite.

Some people no doubt will be absolutely horrified to learn that a church has been turned into a…read morebar, but honestly, I really don't care at all because at least the building has gone to good use as opposed to either gathering dust, or even being knocked down and replaced with some monstrosity. It turns out though that this place was actually pretty good. Sure, it is also a restaurant, but they do serve some rather nice beers, and the outdoor area is pretty cool. Well worth checking out.

Great food and awesome vibe. We loved the atmosphere. If we ever get back to Australia, we will…read moredefinitely be back. Hoping they will have Tee-Shirts and hats with their logo or something next time.

We came to go to Windsor Seafoods. The place was busy so we decided to try something new. We…read moredecided to go to The Grill on George, I picked the "Fred" and it tasted great! One of the best Chicken schnitzel burgers I've ever had. It was loaded with a chicken schnitzel, bacon, tomato, salad leaves, sour cream & sweet chilli sauce. I can't wait until I go back and try something else. The prices are reasonable. Very quick service. We sat in the sun out the front. They were quick at cleaning the tables. Great place to eat all round. If you're in Windsor I suggest stopping at the Grille on George.

I got the George burger and fries. The burger was huge and very tasty as were the fries and it was…read moreall reasonably priced!

This is a nice little cafe. It has two rooms for tables. We sat in the front room with a view of…read morethe street. You can be lucky to score a park outside but it is easier to park at Coles and walk down to the cafe. You have 3 hours rather than one if you use Coles parking. It has an old fashioned rustic decor to go with the advertised organic. There was a passing parade of locals who get their take away coffee too. We stayed for lunch and had a steak sandwich and salmon plate. The steak sandwich was good. The salmon plate needed a bit of dressing on the green stuff and perhaps capers with the salmon. The food was good. A bonus was that they have pepper and salt grinders on the table that work. The coffee was OK. We thought we would treat ourselves with a sweet of mint and orange chocolate balls. The mint one tasted of mint but we were not sure what the orange one tasted of. Both were nice. Table service was a bit disjointed as the staff seemed torn between doing a fridge stocktake and running after their outside side sign as it wasn't tethered and the wind was blowing a gale. Another reason for parking at Coles is that the cafe does not have a loo so you can do a detour before picking up the car.

Lime & Coconut Cafe is an absolute gem of a place in Windsor. They have an excellent breakfast /…read morelunch menu and (please excuse this statement) their hollandaise is to die for! Well furnished with a cosy country atmosphere and retro-cool items on display, this place is a must if you are in the area. Why also not stop by the nearby river afterwards for a scenic walk to work off that extra bacon.

Scalling back my review from a 5 to a 4. The food tasted great BUT $70 for 2 kids meals and a…read morecrumbed lamb cutlets with some drinks is ridiculous. I was either over charged or they charge a lot for their drinks! I could have gone to several other places close by for a larger meal and about $10-20 cheaper.

The breakfast Sunday great for the hole family 7am 10am great shambled egg, has brown, snags,…read morebacon, toast, fried egg and tomato onion sauce wonderful for $7.00 $4.50 mug coffee.

Eaten here a few times & food is always great. Biviano's oysters are delicious, have also had them…read morenatural & kilpatrick, all are lovely & fresh. The pizza's are wood fire & served on a wooden pizza tray with plenty of fresh toppings. The staff are very friendly & always try to fit you in even without a booking on a busy night, but it is best advised to book especially if for 2 or more people.

Great On tray and history Of Restaurant. Great for a romantic evening. Although There is No…read morerecognisable pizza's! And the paper on top of the table cloth Takes away design. I recommend the Windsor Pizza for tourist as well as garlic Prawns. When You Walk In you get a great first impression showing 1880's Photo's. The Place was originally a house! And it is a big house. There is no comfort in chairs even when it takes hours to order food,Wait for food,Eat your food, Sign your check for your food and get out. If you want a half and half pizza. TO BAD AVERAGE

Must visit if you're ever in Windsor and have an appetite for good fish n chips!…read moreGenerous portions of fresh fish, crispy chips and perfectly cooked calamari. The humidifier/fan contraption works wonders on a hot day too.

Holy crap the serving sizes here are HUGE. Actually, huge doesn't cut it. Seriously, skip…read morebreakfast, and dinner the night before if you're heading here. We ordered a fish lunch basket and extra potato scallops. Big mistake. None of us managed to finish everything. The fish was beautifully fried and very tasty. The chips and potato scallops were amazing. Everything tasted like that classic fish and chip shop that you grew up near but since moving to the city, miss dearly. If you're in the area and are area, pay this place a visit.

Been here a couple of times & never had a drama. Good honest old fashioned pub with affordable…read moredrinks & meals. Nothing flash but enough variety to suit most tastes & diets & the serving sizes are beyond generous. Nice deck out the back to have a drink &/or meal looking out on the trees. They have a motel style accommodation beside too but I've never used it so can't vouch for it either way.

ONE OF THE WORST DINING EXPERIENCES OF MY ENTIRE LIFE…read more This pub has management issues - as in apparently no management and the staff running amok. Our visit was on or about November 29, 2012. I'm pretty sure it was a Thursday. Didn't know if Australia had Yelp at the time. We wanted to go there for the $10 rump steak dinner. First of all, my mother was told a different closing time than when I called. We didn't know the other one had called also. Don't they know when they close? YES THEY DO. When we met up at the bistro, I ordered a rump steak dinner for myself, my mother and my son. The chubby blonde lady working the bistro said it was $35 total (in OZ tax is included). I sensed her "attitude" but didn't want to ruin our dinner by calling her on her BS in that $10 X 3 does not equal $35. That would mean each steak dinner costs $11.66. But the sign out front says $10 rump steak (and tax is included). I describe her as a "chubby blonde" not to comment on her weight, but to identify her in light of the serious issues. She wasn't that overweight. I had an important phone call to make and didn't want to upset myself. I just considered the $5 as a tip for the staff. No hesitation from her whatsoever, and little doubt the extra $5 went into her pocket. She heard my American accent, thought I was a tourist, and presumed I didn't know what the hell is going on in Australia. She didn't know I was from there. This hotel is right next to Australian Pioneer Village, so they probably get a lot of tourist traffic. There was a table of local guys getting drunk and loudly swearing up a storm. Whatever. This is semi-rural Australia so it was not so unusual. A manager ought to quiet them down some, but there was apparently no manager around. But this next part takes the cake! Two in our party had finished eating, but I was still finishing up. While I was obviously still eating, the same blonde lady comes over and throws a used serviette / napkin on my unfinished plate while I'm sitting there with my knife and fork still in my hand. She then picks up the three plates and goes off to the kitchen. OUTRAGEOUS. Never have I experienced something like this in my entire life. Obviously she didn't have the patience to come back in just a couple of minutes. Too lazy to want to want to walk back a second time, also. I was so flabergasted I did not say a word because for sure it would have made a nasty scene because I have no doubt whatsoever this b@tch would have mouthed back at me. I WOULD HAVE GONE OFF, make no mistake about it. So there you have it, Yelp is ramping up in Australia and the Heritage Hotel has its first review as a big fat negative. Well-deserved I might add. BTW, when is Yelp going to grace us with a zero star option, instead of one star being the lowest?

Fantastic fresh food with great atmosphere Great weekly…read morespecials with freshly prepared produce

From the owner: Eat In or Take-Away, Catering Available.read more

This place is a little gem. Tucked in the corner of a small…read morerow of shops surround by residential houses it's Worth search for. The owner, Steve is super helpful, loud and seems to know a lot of his customers by name. I've never heard of a $2.50 pp dine in fee, which we were told about before ordering, but even with this fee the menu is great value. We ordered chicken & veg, curry pawns and special fried rice. Generous servings, very tasty and great service. Winner. The restaurant itself isn't much as a dine in but it's good enough.

Great food sometimes they put a bit extra in and if you spend $30 or more you get some free prawn…read morechips. The service is amazing, the chef Steve is really nice and reliable. The room looks really nice and is what you think a Chinese restraint would look like.