Regrettably, not good. travelling through Cleveland the other day, I saw a sign saying they had…read moresoup. So popped in and when they said they had Chicken & Corn soup, I bought a tub for tea that night. What a disappointment! Looked like pureed baby food, and taste was just yuk - ended up straight in the bin. Someone needs some lessons on how to make chicken corn soup. Very awful and luckily it isn't my local take away shop.

Pizza! Pizza for me is a special treat, I don't splurge on pizza all that often so I like it to be…read moregood when I do order one. Fortunately La Madrina has pretty good pizzas, above average. They have a fairly decent range on the menu, with chicken, beef and the usual varieties. I like the margarita myself and the garlic rolls. The service is fast except in busy times but even then it is still reasonably quick and the staff are really friendly.

Great pizza at a good price. My family loves pizza night but trying to find a healthier alternative…read morepizza has been a mission, until we found la madrina. Fresh toppings jam packed on classic crust, we absolutely love this pizza, who orders what - who cares tastes just as good next day re-heated.

The best old fashioned fish and chips locally. It's a good idea to phone ahead and order and it…read morewill be waiting when you arrive. I've always my orders to be hot and crispy...never oily as fish and chips can be. They have a great range of fish, (barramundi highly recommended), and you have the choice of having it battered, crumbed or grilled. Chips are also crisp and there's a good choice of extras, (dimmies, potato scallops, sea scallops etc). While not having tried them, the burgers look great and have great reviews. They also stock a range of soft drinks and icecream and just happen to be next door to a bottle shop. I've always found the service to be friendly and efficient. In times of instant food I'm very happy to have this local, old fashioned takeaway within a few minutes of home.

When I first moved into the suburb I was happy to hear that there was a little take away shop…read morearound the corner. Great variety of take-away foods, great prices, friendly staff and great service although it is advised that you ring ahead of coming due to popularity of the shop so you don't stand around for 15mins.

While I was out in Cleveland, I got the craving for a roast chicken and gravy sandwich. It's an old…read moreschool love of mine that keeps coming back to haunt me. As I was walking down Bloomfield Street, I came across a sign that said "Food Bar". This was it. Right up there on the board, along with hamburgers and beef ribblets was 'roast chicken and gravy sandwich' $4.50. I ordered myself one as well as a small orange slushie ($2.00). I figured if I was going to indulge myself I may as well go the whole hog. After my friends placed their orders, we sat down and waited for our food to come out. We smoked a cigarette and waited some more. We drained our slushies and then waited some more. Finally, our meals came out on a big sandwich tray. The 'Breakfast A' choice looked amazing in that old school home cooked way. There was a mountain of bacon on top of two slices of white bread, two eggs (cooked in frying rings), a sausage and half a roasted tomato. It was the breakfast of my childhood! My roast chicken and gravy sandwich was amazing. Both chicken and gravy layers were generous, and it was squished between two slices of wholemeal bread. It would have been better in a bun, but still, it was pretty good the way it was. The food is just as you'd expect it to be at a place like this. Fatty, salty and in some way, deeply satisfying. The service was prompt, but it took forever for our food to come out to us. I was also wrongly charged for my food (by $1 so I let them keep it). I had a mixed reaction to this place, but realistically, anywhere that still sells roast chicken gravy sandwiches gets my vote. Oh, steer clear of the Pineapple slushie. It does kind of taste like urine in a cup. Orange and lime are delicious though.

It can be hard to find a Chinese restaurant that stands out I think. They seem to all have near…read moreidentical menus and have a similar ordering and restaurant structure. King of the Chinese House is much the same however they do have a few items on the menu that I really like. For example, the chicken with cashew nuts is quite tasty and deep fried wontons are pretty darn good too. The staff are quite efficient and waiting times for take away are reasonable, even in busy times. Other favourites of mine on the menu include chicken sweet corn soup, duck combination and of course deep fried ice cream. If you are yet to try deep fried ice cream, you are missing out. It is not an everyday dessert, but good to try at least once.

My favourite restaurant for over 15 years!! Child friendly,…read morefantastic service and the food is Devine.

It was ok and just ok, I have had much better butter chicken - the sauce reminded me of a thick…read moretomato soup. I felt something was missing but didn't know what. Perhaps using tandoori chicken in the butter chicken like other high quality Indian restaurants would have taken that flavour up a notch.

JJ's is great because I quite often eat lunch out and about but sometimes I get sick of pies and…read morethe usual takeaway options everywhere. I like JJ's, but honestly, there is not much to say about it. They do not have a huge range but they do have sushi, gelato and a small deli section with takeaway snacks. They do some nice yummy sushi and it always seems fresh. The staff are softly spoken and always seem to have a lovely nature. I like going here if I feel like something light for lunch, it is easy, service is fast and there is usually plenty of seating. I have not yet tried the gelato so I can't comment on that in particular.

My daughter loves the sushi from JJ's and now they have the steamed dim sims she loves the chicken…read moreones as well. They are always delicious and fresh