Gorgeous little cafe in Hamilton. We had a late breakfast here and really enjoyed it…read more The sweet corn fritters come with some kind of spicy salsa, smashed avo and crispy haloumi (or you can get bacon instead). Really tasty. Also tried some scrambled eggs and bacon on sourdough. As far as scrambled eggs go they were delicious. I asked for the bacon to come crispy and it did. Coffee is also decent. Service could be a little more attentive and friendly.

This place was recommended by a local. I arrived from Melbourne and was traveling through Brisbane…read moreand I was hungry. First thing I noticed was how original the breakfast menu was. Flavors of North Africa and Mexico from what I could see. I ordered the beetroot and carrot fritters and they were absolutely delicious. The juices and coffee was also great. My party of four all ordered something different and were very satisfied. I would definitely come back again.

Nice!! For a cafe that you have to plan to get to its…read moresurprisingly popular - it's a sign others share my opinion. There is limited on site parking but prefer the street. Social distancing is applied but still plenty of tables and seats - inside or out. You can walk up and order or use the QR code and order from the table by mobile. Service is friendly and not too shabby. Ordered the scrambled eggs which is a bit extra cost - overall good, poached eggs for my better half were good - mushies as a side were not to my taste - cannot say a negative. As my great aunt would say it's "quite nice"

G'Day! The Farm House is amazing. Its focused menu features unique locally sourced dishes. The…read morechef is inspired. Its interior and exterior are pleasantly eclectic and comfortable. My wife enjoyed the Winter Bowl with its roast pumpkin and root vegetables. I savored the Gnocchi breakfast which had a fresh, bright tomato sauce. Our friendly server, Heather, delivered an excellent dining experience. We will be back!

A new addition to the Portside Wharf complex, Treecycle is a small little nook with some delicious…read morefood and drinks on offer. Everything from brunch staples like avo on toast, to watermelon salads, this is the place if you want something fresh and yum. On my visit I ate rice paper rolls which had a crunchy filling of lettuce, cucumer and the main attraction of Mooloolaba prawns. These were huge and really refreshing (just a bit too much lettuce for me) and came with a soy-type dipping sauce. A really nice light lunch or snack which I pared with a juice. The juice I picked was called the 'Zapote' and had carrot, some fruit and ginger and was a really awesome refreshing juice for this warmer than normal Brissy winter. Another visit is definitely in my to do list; to try the coffee and a breakfast dish.

This is a 5 star cafe without the pretence or price. The big breakfast was delicious, filling and…read moreless than $20. Coffee was very nice and came quickly. The location on a beautiful sunny morning is great for getting some sun and people watching, with plenty of street parking nearby. The service was very pleasant and professional.

'Little' but enough space for a great breakfast with friends. Prices are quite reasonable and it…read morehas a great atmosphere, with dogs welcome! The portions are quite decent too. I ordered the delicious avocado on sourdough with haloumi, which came with a slice of lemon. I also tried their berri smoothie, which was just delish and came in a funky jar glass. My only regret...not getting photos of this fabulous food.

What a lovely little cafe in the suburbs. This was my first time here and I'll definitely go back…read more Service was friendly and the food was tasty... What more could you want. Oh! Its also reasonably priced. Good stuff guys

We were craving another breakfast share board and headed to Hamilton with the memories of the huge…read morespread that (hopefully) awaited us again. With these being COVID times we crossed our fingers and checked the menu...the share board for 2 was off the cards, but we were intrigued by the Express Plate and both ordered one. With poached eggs, bacon, the best halloumi we've ever had, greens (broccoli & Brussel sprouts), relish and toast it was the perfect size. As there was no cream available I had a doppio and then tried a macadamia milk long black because you can never have too much Campos coffee..

Had brunch here with my girlfriends this morning and it was not a bad time. I had the Express Plate…read more- poached eggs on light rye bread, smoked salmon (instead of bacon) & brussel sprouts with beetroot crisps, harissa relish & haloumi. To be totally up front, it wasn't as exciting as it sounded on the menu. Harissa is a Tunisian hot chili pepper paste, but my palate didn't experience any type of heat from the dish at all. The flavours of my dish were cohesive but for $17 & the amount given, & for my $7.50 'Mean & Green' juice that dominantly just tasted like apple juice (when it was supposed to have other combined flavours of spinach, cucumber, celery & mint), I felt sort of unsatiated :( I still give 3 stars because it wasn't horrible. Our food was still good & the staff & place overall was still very nice. I know I'd still love to come again & try everything else off the menu :)

I have been here twice so far, once for breakfast and once for dinner. Both times were equally as…read moregood. Chez Laila is a stylish cafe and restaurant at Portside Wharf. It has comfy lounge chairs, a huge artsy coffee photo covering the back wall, fancy marble counters and vibrant red and brown hues in the decorations. Last night I came here for dinner with a friend. The waiter was attentive and service was fast. We shared a pizza, one of the best pizzas I ever! Warm juicy chicken, rich tomato sauce, fresh baby spinach and large shavings of warm parmesan cheese. I am not sure what the house wine was but I enjoyed it regardless. The other time i was here was for breakfast with my family when a cruise ship was in. It was busy but the staff didn't seem phased, the service was equally as good. The pancakes were fluffy and served with the right amount of cream. I will definitely go back.

Popped in for lunch last Sunday after a flick at Dendy. I ordered the Mahgreb Haloumi dish that was…read morea lot of fried Haloumi, humous and lebanese bread - exactly what I felt like at the time! The Haloumi wasn't as salty as some that I have tasted, which was pleasing. My dining companion had the chicken Caesar that was chock full of chicken, prosciutto and other goodies! Very generous and yummy servings!

Been going here for over 2 years now. Probably the best coffee I've ever had. It is so good…read more Food is great. Bacon and egg burger is good value as the ingredients are stacked on. My wife often gets the avo and toast, which she is always happy with.

Only does cabinet food for lunch which is kind of a bummer.. but the cabinet stuff is nice so it's…read moreokay. Service was excellent, would do anything to help you out

Lured in by the promise of Giancarlo coffee (one of my favoured roasters) I stopped here for a…read morecoffee on a rainy January afternoon recently. I was very quickly and efficiently seated by an athletic looking waitress in trainers who quickly ascertained my order before jogging off to have it made. She came back in record time with my long black and a bottle of water randed with the company's name and logo. I was pretty sure I heard her say it was 'complimentary' but was reticent at first to crack the lid, not knowing what sort of charge I might incur. The coffee was quite good -- complex and flavoursome without bitterness -- but it was making me a little thirsty for some palate-cleansing H20, so I opened the bottle. On paying I cleared the matter up. Turns out the water is free, but the coffee was $4, which kind of makes the deal seem a little less good value to me.

After a very long Sunday, with no food in our bellies, my husband and I dropped into 63 Racecourse…read moreRd for some lunch. It was late afternoon around 3.00pm and a lot of the other restaurants and cafes in the area had closed up after lunch hours. Seated at our table the bubbly waitress presented us each with a complimentary Heineken (yippee). Feeling quite relaxed (but extremely hungry) we perused the pretty little leather menus and made our selections. I ordered 'The Dark Side' which was the only vegetarian option on the menu, a lightly floured bread roll topped with avocado, greens and grilled portobello mushrooms with a side salad ($18). My husband ordered the salt and pepper calamari ($22). It didn't take long for our meals to arrive and we eagerly tucked in. Good food, not amazing, but nice. Probably a little overpriced, but I guess that is how they afford to treat their customers with free beers - so I'm not complaining.

Awesome steak sandwich suggest you try it for yourself. I live in melb and it compares very wellread more