If you are craving Indian food you don't want to miss this gem. A little hard to find as the…read moreaddress says it's on River Street but it's in a little mall just off. Both vegetable dishes we had were very delicious and the Pecora's we're done perfectly and tasty. Very friendly service.

The taste and terxture of the sauces was a good experience and would have been very satisfying but…read morefor the rediculously sized portions. There website photos must be out of date because the 'new' sized round metal serving dishes are at least 1/3 smaller as of last week. Apparently, they do use a tandoor oven but the naan bread was 'blanc' in appearance with no earthy chocolate browns associated with being stuck to a tandoors hot sides. In addition and most curiously, they were smothered in olive oil. I've never ancountered 'glistening' and i musty say rather slimy and thin naans before so, ho hum to the naans. The service and waiters were very friendly and the atmosphere neutral. I'll definitely give them another go but would hold off on recommending them at this stage.

Our Daily Bread Cafe is unlike any place I've ever been before! On our last stretch of drive headed…read moreback to Brisbane from Sydney and having not had any luck in other towns along the way, my husband and I were fiending for a solid meal after a couple nights of camping. Since Yelp is still beginning to take off in Australia, I had to use another site to find reviews on ODBC, most of which were good although they appeared to have recently had some issues with "rude staff." The reviews for the food, however, were largely positive and so we decided to stop in. The establishment itself is an old church which has remained mostly untouched. Built with solid wood featuring high ceilings and the typical old-fashioned church windows which remind me of the Baptist churches in "The South" of the States. While you wait for your food to be ready, you can mill around the back where there are racks of vintage clothes, dishes, furniture and various other interesting knick-knacks, all collected carefully and in pristine condition. Want to try something on? Step into the confessional booth-turned-fitting-room. Our Daily Bread Cafe did a brilliant job of utilizing all of the available space of this beautiful old building. There is even outside patio seating, which it was a beautiful day for. Onto the food! Unfortunately I did not take a photo of the menu and can't find one online anywhere, but this was a meal I could never forget. My husband and I both chose a bruschetta-type plate, in different styles. He selected a "Hawaiian" plate that had ham, pineapple and swiss cheese. I had the LOADED one. Chorizo, all kinds of capsicum, onion, cheese..... this thing was to die for. We both agreed this was some of the best food we'd had in almost 2 months of traveling. Although there's not much else to see in Broadwater, Our Daily Bread Cafe is certainly worth a stop!

Great food and coffee. Eclectic mix of bric-à-brac to browse through too…read more Definitely worth the stop.

This place was quite cool. I guess it had to do something with the decoration, and from the name…read moreyou can probably work out what the decorations were, namely a number of Popeye related wall murals. The service was good, and the servings weren't too large either, particularly when you consider that I normally can't even eat minimum chips. Oh, and with the small sizes, the price wasn't all that bad either. In fact this place really seemed to suit the location quite well.

The best coffee around. Pleasant setting in historic building. Outside on warm sunny days or inside…read moreduring the cooler weather. Situated within the community art gallery....well worth a visit.

Good service and strong, rich soy latte without any hint of bitterness. The sunny outdoor areas…read moremake it a relaxing location to sit and enjoy breakfast or lunch.

After a very stressful poor and upsetting experience at Shelly beach cafe and leaving this morning…read morewe came to Ballina's lighthouse beach cafe where we were treated with respect. From booking a table to being served efficiently by friendly welcoming and accommodating staff Good food good prices wonderfull vibes and view Thank you turning what was an awful morning into an enjoyable one

Fantastic view. Chilled atmosphere. Food was average and so was the service (took 10 mins to get a…read morefork etc). Well worth the view on a sunny day.

Pub/club food This club seems to be very popular with the…read morelocals. The meals are good, prices are reasonable and service is fast. We had the roast lamb for dinner which was very good with plenty of vegetables. The drinks are very reasonably priced too!

Fabulous outlook right on the river. Good Club menu with…read morenice fresh salads. Reasonable prices and daily specials. Good cake and coffee as well. Upstairs nice for a quite drink and game of snooker on full size tables.

Surprisingly great hash browns and pikelets bacon and egg muffin is ok the venue was way too cold…read moreto eat inside. The staff service was acceptable

I really didn't find this place all that great, though of course with the number of cafes around…read morethe place it can be pretty hard to meet the bench mark at times. This place was one of those places that really didn't come all that close. The service wasn't all that great. In fact it really didn't stand out all that much. The other thing was that the tea was just that little too strong, so it really wasn't all that enjoyable. Yeah, this is one of those places that I'll no doubt pass on in the future.

For myself , I'm more for a relaxing quieter cafe…read more As what I could see ... Cafe Swish , is more of a catch up with friends / family cafe My order of ice coffee arrived quick Service was with a smile