Great little take away in Crows Nest and the make a great burger, good choice of fish too.read more

Excellent steak burgers by any ones standards. Large and full. Fish great too. Crispy and…read moresucculent. All round the place doesn't look much but the food is really good!

I stay at the hotel every month and this is the second time I have fined at Images. The first time…read moreI was waiting around 30-40mins for my food, second time it was around 20 minutes. The price for the eye fillet was $37.50 which seemed a little bit too much. The staff are always lovely and quick to help out and the tables are presented very nicely. The food is worth the wait, I didn't even need a steak knife to cut the eye fillet up as it was soft and beautifully cooked.

All I can say is WOW!!! This place is not just good. It is SENSATIONAL…read more The food is definitely gourmet quality. Definitely the best in this area and, to be honest as good as I have ever had anywhere. I am a well travelled foodie who is VERY demanding, particularly when it comes to flavour. The food here has great flavours that are combined very well. The coffee was also top class. AND on top of that, the prices were VERY reasonable. My wife and I will be eating here regularly in future & whenever we need to go out with a group for lunch this will be our choice. Can't wait until they open for dinner..hint hint.

I visited the cafe yesterday on the way back from a camping holiday in Benarkin. After trying a few…read moretowns for cafes serving an alternative lunch to burgers or pies, I was grateful to find your cafe and had a lovely pasta. I regret not buying the very cool candle holder for sale and tried calling the number today but it's disconnected and can't find an email. Will check again for updated business details.

Disappointed What can I say - ordered takeaway coffee and…read moredanish - admit it was busy but the 5 takeaway coffees took ages, but that's not the all, what really is disappointing was waiting for a couple of danishes (did not ask for it to be heated or anything ) but after 20 minutes still not ready. The manager asked why waiting after coffees arrived, and staff confirmed waiting on a couple of Danishes - the lack of interest and care was astounding. Ended up leaving, without the food, after paying for it, it seemed too hard for staff to prepare a simple takeaway.

Well...we did visit today for coffee and cake. The coffee was appalling!...hot water. The young…read moregirls serving and making the coffee have no idea.....you need Baristas who actually drink coffee so as to make a good cup. Cake was good but sorry so disappointing gazing upon your hot food section...used to be good...why had it fallen down. This town is full of good cafes and highly competitive...look forward to see a huge improvement.

Holy Toledo, Batman get some processes happening in the ordering line. This is a fairly decent…read moredessert option by Toowoomba standards and you'll be greeted by a feast of flavours to fill your cup (or cone) but first you'll have to run the gauntlet that is the ordering line. Those yet to order stand behind those already ordering who, indadvertedly are blocking the ability to view what flavours are available to order. While the end result is the same - people buy gelato - it could be made far less stressful than it is and with far less apologies to the people in front when you peer to see if it's coconut or passionfruit that will complement your first flavour choice if there could just be a more structured flow.

It's cute, quick and clean. We were approached right away, and served straight away. The gelato was…read moredelicious. The menu was confusing, however; It gives you the option of 2 scoops, then 3, then 1?

Gosh darn it, Toowoomba. Look at you. Getting all fancy and catching up with the times…read more Cafes like The Finch with their on-trend exposed brick walls, industrial-chic light shades and (so close it's local) roasted beans by Fonzie Abbott, are turning Toowoomba into a place to spend a while rather than keep on driving. I stopped in to The Finch recently and it served as a great location for a catch up over coffee with my sister. There was a steady flow of customers throughout our hour and a bit there ranging from couples, mums and solo laptop warriors all seeking a decent cup of joe (we can assume). Of course, I couldn't leave without ordering their lemongrass bánh mì. They claim to be Toowoomba's only spot to order up this Vietnamese sandwich and from my local experience, I'd say they're right. It was a great all round bánh mì - particularly if you're new to the concept - but for me I would have loved the addition of pâté to give it that extra flavour and oomph. There's ample sweets and standard cafe fare to please any number of appetites. Stop by and spend a while - it's certainly running for top spot next to Firefly for me.

This nicely decorated cafe in the middle of Toowoomba's CBD serves what is probably Toowoomba's…read morebest banh mi. We tried both options - BBQ pork and lemongrass chicken - and they were very good, with generous servings of meat.

This cafe was rather quiet, but then again it does happen to be located in a rather quiet town out…read morein the Lockyer Valley. Yet despite that this place was nothing short of gorgeous - it really did have a lot of charm about it. The thing was that it really felt like a cafe that captured the essence of the country. Mind you, I only had a cold drink, namely because it was summer, but it was a delightful place to wait for the bus to come along. Oh, and the service was pretty good as well.

As a local, this is one of my favourites for a delicious breakfast. They do great coffee as well…read more The food is well presented and it is extremely yum. You have the option of sitting inside or outside and it has a great atmosphere. Fantastic service too, I would recommend this place

This pub was actually pretty cool, even if just for the fact that I found the place to be really…read morewelcoming. Then again, a pub where the regulars are more than willing to include you in their conversations is one of those pubs that I do tend to like, not that there are all that many of them around. Sure, this is a country pub, which means that their beer selection really isn't all that great, however they do have a pretty awesome games room, and the beer garden out the bar, while particularly spectacular, was quite large, which I also really liked.