The place was quite busy which is always a good sign. Ordered a couple of steak sandwiches which…read morewere cooked good and not chewy with plenty of onions. All in all a good feed.

Newport Chickens makes for the perfect mid-beach session after a sizzling day in the sun. Drop by…read morefor an ice cold drink and quite bite to eat! This place has chicken and lots of it! They also sell fish, chips, burgers and other tasty quick eats. Cheap Tuesdays offer customers a few specials, including their popular seafood basket. Take a look at their website for a full list of what they offer. The venue is far from upmarket- but most patrons are just looking for easy and convenient food.

I come here several times a week and it's great. The produce is fresh, there is always plenty of…read morestock on the shelves and the staff are friendly. It's not too expensive either. They always have specials on and are always checking if you want to take part.

Coles Kings Langley is definitely one of the best supermarkets, except for the manners of some…read morestaff members. When paying at the self-checkout during certain hours, one of the employees welcomes you with a angry face. This employee even took away one of my items once. The supermarket has been recently refurnished, and the items are usually up to stock. I would recommend the supermarket, expect for some grumpy staff.

Absolutely loved my food (briskets) Friendly staff…read more Try the briskets with the truffle mash it's so good ! We sat on the terrace outside great relaxing atmosphere under the shade. Great hamburgers also ! The pattie tastes amazing !

The Butcher & Farmer looks gorgeous and I like their philosophy, but I've eaten dinner & breakfast…read morehere and both times were underwhelming. We had dinner on a Saturday night when the atmosphere was electric. We sat at the bar & chatted to the friendly staff. But after waiting 45 minutes for our mains we were absolutely starving. I ordered a steak & my fiancé had the pork spit roast. The steak was tasty but tough. It was served with tomatoes which lacked that burst of flavour that you expect from a restaurant that prides itself on produce. The spit roast had some amazing cracklings but lacked presentation. We had a side of potatoes & a garden salad that were fine. The next day I returned to tram sheds with a friend who was enticed to eat at The Butcher and Farmer by the outdoor seating. I was happy to try again for brunch hoping the previous experience was a one-off glitch. After placing our order the waiter returned after a 10 minute wait to say they had run out of porridge. With no replacement such as muesli, I stuck to my coffee, which didn't really make the grade. My friend ordered avocado, tomato and feta on toast. I'm not sure how this can take over 30 minutes to make, but again we had a long wait for food and the produce was underwhelming. The staff were apologetic & didn't charge for the coffee, but it doesn't change the fact that the meals and wait times are sub-standard and the above average prices aren't reflect in the experience. Fortunately Tram Sheds isn't short options so do go here, but perhaps try somewhere else.

Had a fantastic tea tasting experience here. Great selection of teas, lovely ambiance, beautiful…read moretea ware available

Knew this place for couple of years, but just actually went into the shop for couple of month…read more First time meeting the owner ( Shane ) and had his tea tasting session for $15 pp ( try around 2-4 type of tea), he explain about each tea characteristic, he recommend tea call "shui xian"; he mention the tea originally from south part of China ( fujian province ) has a nice fruity taste. I really enjoy the atmosphere of the shop, personally I am quite surprise of Shane friendliness and warmth explanation ( I do not want to be racist but this type of service you will not get in Chinatown ). He also explain the different brewing, using clay teapot and ceramic. Overall experience is extremely good. Tea that he sell is reasonable price for the quality. Definitely NOT a dodgy shop. Highly recommend...

Been here a few times now & the food & service are always good. Tonight was no exception, my…read morehusband had the pulled pork burger on a brioche bun with 'homemade' coleslaw, it was hot with plenty of filling. The side of fries were crisp & the right amount if salt. I had the warm lamb salad, which is delicious. 2 skewers of spiced lamb on a bed of mixed lettuce, onion, cucumber, tomatoes, olives, feta with toast & Tzatziki, good portion & extremely tasty. Reasonable prices. Well worth s visit, as they do great breakfasts too!

16, The Strand use to have one of the first restaurants at the Strand which was a little French…read morerestaurant called Le Bastion, nestled in between all the fish and chip shops. For some time now it has been On Shore Brassiere and I am told by the manager it has been Onshore for over 20 years. This is the first time we have eaten here and my husband decides he would like to smash a D.I.Y omelette to prepare him for the rugby finals that are screening later on tonight. Hes very happy with his choice and says the flavours are not definite but its satifying. I'm trying to decide between a light breakfast or hot breakfast and as I watched the fitness groups working out across at the road and watch all the runners pass by. I decide for just wholemeal toast and one of those pots of chinese tea. Then I remember I have been here once before with girlfriends on a late night dessert mission and wonder if it's too early to have a Spumone which is a coffee/hazelnut chocolate gelato as I ask the waitress I forget about all the fitness going around me and decide its 11am and its hot so gelato is the only option. On Shore is not winning any awards for its food however it meets expectations and it's a pleasant roomy cafe so nice to lounge back and enjoy the views and watching the world go by.

Service is slow here,slow to be seated,slow for the good to come out…read more Food wise I found it nothing special. I do like the ambience here and how they converted the old theatre to what it is now. There is also a grocery section here I doubt I will be back

Majestic received a lot of hype when it first opened. The media touted it as a specialty food…read morestore with cafe converted from a historic cinema and photos of its entrance looked grand. Upon seeing the real thing, the floorspace is quite small, perhaps the size of a small cinema room. Imagine a cinema room with all its seats taken out and the surface turned flat. There weren't as many products as I had hoped for but I'm sure the residents of Petersham will be pleased they have a local specialty store close by. The cafe section was also small and is between the cold cuts and the dry goods - ambience suited to those who enjoy the space between the deli section and the aisles at supermarkets.

Primo Café is where I always go when I want a snack (as opposed to a meal). Their sausage rolls are…read moredelicious, their coffee is sweet and rich, and their kebabs are amazing. The staff at Primo Café at Wynyard station are particularly friendly.. perhaps because I go there all the time. Also, unlike many other milkbars/cafes, Primo's sausage rolls are always fresh, always hot (instead of lukewarm, blech), and if you're feeling adventurous, you might as well try their spinach rolls!

Can't complain too much when you walk in and can find $2 sandwich and $2 salad on offer. Happy…read moreWednesday when you would usually pay triple for that at a local cafe and satisfaction levels are probably gonna be pretty close when your just looking to satisfy your hunger. Service is never the most friendly but I'm guessing they got to deal with a lot of idiots so will forgive all that. Only problem is this $2 Wednesday is about to finish so at least I got to experience it once. Just goes to show worth keeping your eyes open for food specials.