What a really refreshing little gem of a place. Local…read moreproduce and home made foods made with love and passion for local produce. Excellent coffee and really promotes the region. Many organic and free range items and caters to allergies and food preferences. We need more businesses like these in our small towns supporting local produces. Well done guys

Loved this place - situated in the arts village just over the border from Albury. Handy to be able…read moreto drop in off the highway for a good meal. We had a simple, but VERY nice chicken, sun-dried tomato and spinach salad. Fantastic food though a bit pricey. Will definitely stop in there again when travelling through.

Very enjoyable outdoor setting. Obliging staff and tasty well prepared and locally sourced menu…read moreitems. Portions a touch on the small side for the price but you get what you pay for and if you want quality over quantity this is great. Great coffee - strong and beautifully made.

Perfect "breaky" stop on our way from Sydney to Melbourne. The house is one of the oldest in the…read morearea. Adorable place to relax and feel like a local!

On entry into wodonga, you just can't not stop at this super cute little cafe in a heritage…read morebuilding... Excellent coffee, great food and really wonderful owners... It's a must stop for sure!

Nice little cafe. Came here on a Monday morning not the busiest day of the week but still a few…read morepeople enjoy breakfast and a coffee. The food was nice it was quick to come out. The staff were friendly and courteous but no table service. I had the eggs Benedict which was a good size with out being too heavy. My friend had the big breakfast and it certainly was that and looked good. We finished our brunch and grabbed another coffee to enjoy while chatting. The coffee was good. We sat outside in the back of the place in a nice courtyard beside the car parking. A lovely little place to enjoy a coffee or meal. Thoroughly enjoyable.

This is a great place to stop over if you are going past Myrtleford. There is plenty of parking out…read morefront or you can ride your bike and lock it up at the back. Perfect for everyone plus your screaming kids as it is very kid friendly with a tree house, sand pit and kid dunny. So what's good about this cafe? Aside from entertaining your kids, they have freakishly good fresh homemade pasta (that you can buy for home too). We had the egg fettuccine carbonara and took a tub of pasta home...wanted to try more but we had a few more stops to try but everyone seemed to lick their plates clean.

Oh snap I sooo wanted to give this place a 5 but just fell short slightly…read more Lupos Kiln Cafe was an amazing accidental find, located just a short drive from the Alpine National park this cute little country cafe offers an amazing and fresh selection of home made pasta. The carbonara was close to perfect (a bit too salty but very slightly) and what topped it off for me was the freshly grated parmesan cheese. Definitely worth a day trip here.

This is one of your two choices for coffee on blue cow. Not terrible, however if they are busy the…read morestaff may cut corners (think trying to steam two milk jugs simultaneously and failing). Selection of pastries and sandwiches are also available in addition to your chosen beverage.

Tried a hot chocolate, a muffin, and a banana bread yesterday from here. Banana bread was so…read moreterrible I chucked majority of it out. In fact the clumps of banana which were in the bread looked almost green. The hot chocolate seemed alright at the start and then as I got to the bottom it looked as if they never stirred it all together. A heap of chocolate syrup was stuck at the bottom of the cup under whipped cream and marshmallows. Then when I stirred it it turned worse and so I had to chuck that out too. The hero of the day was the choc chip muffin which is humongous. The banana bread and hot chocolate was bought in a deal for about $8 and was highly disappointing leaving my stomach almost empty. The sound in the cafe is moderate but could be better if staff were not singing loudly behind the counter :).

Prompt service and delicious menu. Large range and choice, loved the coffee and the breakfast menu.read more

Tucked away in a quiet suburb Great service, excellent…read moremeal, good value, cannot ask for much more than that

We visited on a Friday morning, before the rush, and were quickly seated in the courtyard out back…read more The back area has a relaxed and peaceful vibe. Our group included myself, hubby and our 3 year old daughter. The atmosphere was inviting, warm and very family friendly. The service was fast and welcoming. Though dining as a family it was an environment equally suited to a brunch with the girls, date or casual business meeting. The menu is full of your usual brunch items with creative and delicious twists. Their take on chicken and waffles was AMAZING. Every element perfectly complimented each other. The waffle was dense but filling and tasty, the coleslaw light and fresh and the popcorn chicken seasoned and cooked to perfection. A+ in terms of originality and deliciousness. My husband went with the B Man's Brekkie - think upmarket big brekkie but with a wonderful kick it flavour. Highlight of the plate was the corn fritter - if hungry this plate is for you but if not the fritters alone with sate your hunger. If you're a coffee snob you won't be disappointed. Our cappuccinos were faultless. I also loved the Vietnamese cold brew - it gave me a nice taste of nostalgia. Perfect for those missing shores abroad. Overall a tasty and fun meal served in a casual and friendly environment. I'd recommend Mr Benedict to any and all.

It would have been 5 stars but they forgot about our drinks twice…read more Quite a big place. I sat out in the courtyard which is pleasant enough with fans to circulate the air. The coffee was excellent as was the eggs Benedict. The menu has a lot of choices and i would definitely go back.