Had a late lunch yesterday at the lovely table looking out the window. Such a quaint building…read more Beautiful art on the walls. Staff are always pleasant not overly attentive just the right balance. Our lunch was delicious, we both chose from the all day breakfast menu. Food and drinks were served both quickly and well presented. Absolutely coming back.

I had lunch at Matthew Thomas today and it was quite crowded but service was efficient. I ordered a…read morechocolate milkshake and it was quite tasty. For lunch I ordered the pot pie, (which I later found out was deconstructed) the meat was quite tender and the sauce was very rich. Although it would've been better as a regular pie. I had quite an enjoyable lunch today and I may go back again soon.

The ice cream is delicious, but the price is too much. My daughter got a strawberry ice cream and…read moreit was delicious and I had intended to buy an ice cream for myself, but decided it was too expensive. We haven't been back.

1. The staff in-store are not friendly or accommodating 2…read more Extremely overpriced 3. Unreliable through Uber Eats 4. The person in charge of the Facebook page is not helpful and won't respond to negative feedback Overall; dissatisfied with every encounter I've had with Cold Rock Aspley.

Continuing our quest for the best breakfast in Brisbane we called in to the Fuzzy Duck Cafe and…read morewere greeted by a couple of cute ducks who were in for a Saturday morning visit. We ordered the Big Fuzzy Breakfast with avo added and the Sweet Potato and Zucchini Fritters with poached eggs added. Both meals were delicious with perfectly poached eggs and good coffee.

The first time I was here a month ago, I had a coffee and a sausage roll which were satisfying. The…read moreservice was somewhat less satisfying but I chalked it up to a busy day. Today, I was greeted less than enthusiastically and when I asked for ice for my juice, was informed they'd run out of ice. Fair enough. We ordered our lunches - I had the pork belly and my companion had the zucchini fritters. My companion greatly enjoyed her fritters. I thought the pork belly lacked flavour though the Asian coleslaw was right on the money. The service was disappointing and brought the whole dining experience down. Shame! No smile, no friendly hello. In fact, one wait staff was determined to not make eye contact with any customers. I felt snubbed. Not sure if I'll be back even if that slaw was delish!

On our way heading north out of Brisbane, my husband and I were searching for a breakfast place -…read morepreferably something other than Macca's which admittedly is better than the McDonald's in America, although still not our first choice. We saw the Ramekins sign from the street and quickly looked it up to find several very favourable reviews. Sold! We ordered at the counter inside (very cute decor) and took our table number outside to sit in the sunshine while we waited. I had: Eggs Benedict with bacon. Served on a thick piece of toasted Turkish bread and drizzled with tangy hollandaise. It was delicious. He had: breakfast burger. I didn't get a chance to try it before it was demolished but the review was definitely positive. After we devoured our savoury breakfasts, sweets were on the brain so we ordered a butterscotch muffin. You have a choice of butter or cream - we chose cream. Our muffin arrived piping hot with a miniature mug of heavy whipped cream on the side. It was absolutely sinful. Ramekins Cafe is definitely a must-try if in the area!

Ramekins is the definition of the triple threat in cafe's - food, price, and service!…read more Every time I come here the food is outstanding. It is fresh, plentiful, and always leaves me satisfied. The menu is likewise large, there is always something else to try, I don't feel constricted to get the same thing every visit like a lot of places with that 'One hit wonder'. It's got something everyone is looking for from the health freaks, calorie conscious eaters, to the protein lovers who enjoy a heaping meat and eggs for breakfast.. or lunch! The price is more than reasonable for the amount and quality that is placed in front of you, and not only is it a pleasure to consume the food, the atmosphere created by the upbeat, friendly staff (even at 7am) makes a trip to Ramekins even better. This locally eatery cannot be passed up and I recommend every local try it, if you haven't already.

I prefer here than being in the food court. The banana bread with mascarpone and berries was really…read moregood, but both I and my partner had finished everything before his eggs bene arrived.

Oh dear, Quite nice sweet food and pretty decent more…read moreserious meals. I had a spinach and feta roll while my dining partner had a lemon tart. The coffee was okay, pretty average. I hope it was just that the girl was new but she got our order wrong three times and was quite rude about it.

i moved in with my sister a number of years ago and when ever we call into the Rain Forrest bakery…read morewe really enjoy the service from the staff and whether it is their vanilla slice or the pies they are very enjoyable and would recommend the bakery to everyone.

Rainforest Bakery is a small and unassuming place you probably drive past all the time if you're on…read morethe North Side a fair bit like me. But to be honest, I'm glad it's only really a place for the locals because then I get all their wonderful treats to myself. My Dad actually recommended it to me when I wanted something sweet and, ever sceptical, I trudged off thinking he was full of it. I walked away thinking they make the best chocolate scrolls I've ever tasted. I'm a disgustingly sweet sweet tooth; I actually take sweet tooth to a new level. I love mock cream buns and all things chocolate and Rainforest Bakery delivers all of those things with flying colours. It's always true that the smaller places have the best quality food, isn't it? The guys at Rainforest Bakery must put in a lot of personal effort because the bread is always beautifully fresh, the sweets are always to die for, and the savouries offer a real pick-me-up. This is another small business winning the hearts of many with genuinely great food and service. Rainforest Bakery is open 7 days.

If you're around the Aspley shopping area and looking to mung down on something from a bakery, I…read morewill put my two cents in and proclaim that you just need to go and hit up Jacobs. You can smell all the fresh goodness from the parking lot. Looking at the store, with its faded paint, it might not look like much but its definitely the drop in spot. For anyone, there's everything from cakes to sweets and various savoury snackage. I was more than tempted to buy one of Jacobs' well-loaded cheese and bacon rolls. That was until I was the holy cabinet stocked with a massive rage of meat pies. I chose a pepper steak pie and relished in my choice of nosh. The meat was chunky, the gravy was thick and there wasn't an overbearing smash of pepper on my palette. Everything was just in tune and balance with each other. By time you have read this, Jacobs will have moved out of this store, however its only moving two doors down and into a bigger space. Get at it.

Delicious bakery. Pies and sausage rolls. Wonderful baked goods and coffee. I had a beef pie…read morewith mushrooms.

Prime Cafe for Samford This is a popular cafe on weekends…read moreand the weekend tourist trap. Located just off the main road it is easy enough to find and there is lots of parking - but finding a close spot at lunch on the weekend is a lottery. Walk in - find a host and be seated - inside or out , lots of tables. Table service - it was on the slow side but given the crowd we were accepting. Lots of good things on the menu, which is broad and has ample vegan and GF options. Coffee was better than expected - above average. Food was good but I noted that table next to us had the dishes come out in ad hoc order so some where finishing when others food arrived. Overall it's good - also a bit pricey. But good.

Need a parent-friendly place to entertain your folks for Sunday lunch? Flying Nun might just be…read moreworth having up your sleeve. With Samford Valley now being a swift 15-minute drive from home, we loaded up the car with the parents and ventured into the village for a leisurely lunch and the Nun did not disappoint. As other Yelpers have noted, it does get busy and all the inside tables were reserved. Don't get too hung up on sitting inside, I actually think it's nicer to be outside to take in the surrounds. We were able to easily nab a table outside and amongst a lovely gentle breeze. A gentle note: you may spend a little time, as I did, picking out various leaves and plant matter from your plate and cup if you're seated right at the front tables. The menu is standard cafe fare ranging from smashed avocado or banana bread to the Clergy Burger (aka cheese burger). For around $20 per meal you won't go home hungry. There's a few surprises in the duck and lentil dish with orange. Oh how I wish I'd ordered that. It's a perfectly 'A-ok' spot to stop for lunch and as long as you've reserved ahead, breakfast.