The cafe was amazing the breakfast was very good the lunch was not so good because there were so…read moremany people so the person was so tiny and very disappointed Lots of parking space except school holiday you have to park kilometers away or you have to come early

What's not to love about this gorgeous little cafe that overlooks the beautiful Glasshouse…read moreMountains. I would go here just for the view so the fact that the food is amazing is just another added bonus. I had the French toast with a rosti on the side. Wow was it fantastic. French toast was cooked to perfection, bacon was the right amount of crispy, quality maple syrup and the rosti was out of this world. The breakfast roll was also delicious with a huge serving of avocado on it, crispy bacon, cheese, egg, rocket and a yummy kimchi mayonnaise. The bacon and eggs on sour dough was also delicious. The drinks were also yummy. We had a pot of tea(so good and big enough for two cups) an iced coffee ( delicious) and a hot chocolate (so rich and creamy). Staff are lovely and accommodating. Definitely Worth the drive up the mountain for this.

Lovely quirky cafe in Maleny, great coffee and best fruit bread i have eaten since visiting Dubbo…read morein 2020! Staff attentive, and good adherence to Covid safe measures.

We saw people with Campos coffee cups walking around town and just had to track them down…read more Shotgun get bonus points for having cream for my long black. If you are ordering take away, just pop inside to place your order and then wait outside in the sun and they will bring out your order.

I'm so happy we stopped here. On a hot summer day, you have to come here. People were lined up for…read moretheir famous gelato. I tried their creme caramel and it was super yummy. I didn't want it to end, so I bought another one. It would have been better for my pocket to have bought two scoops for $6.40, as one scoop was $4.40. But, I didn't know it was going to be this good. And on a waffle cone, it made my day. The customer service is superb. They are so friendly and welcoming. They also sell all sorts of cheeses if you're interested. A beautiful café in a small town. I would take a drive back here. It's totally worth it.

Admittedly, I was a bit peeved when someone stepped in front of me in line and ran off with what…read morewas apparently the last of their mint gelato, but the ginger and lychee-flavored consolation prize was not bad. There are plenty of dairy-free flavors, despite Maleny's notoriety for dairy farming. Besides gelato, the place does also offer a cafe menu and various jarred food items for sale, but I suspect most people will be looking first for the fresh mountain ice cream, and it does taste as creamy as one might hope.

Little May changed hands in July, just before the August lockdown. They stayed open for take away…read moreand even provided a short adjusted menu. Much appreciated by the locals! The coffee remains excellent, hot and very tasty! The menu has changed a bit, but then, nothing stays the same in life. I miss the Persian Love cake, but the Russian hiney cake is becoming a quick new favourite.

Disappointing This is a really lovely cafe in Montville with…read morefriendly staff but we found the food a little disappointing. My husband ordered the Big May (Big Breakfast) and I ordered the Falafel dish. The bacon and halloumi included in the Big May and my falafels were overcooked and dry - it was as if the food had been cooked earlier and then recooked when we ordered it. The presentation and seasoning was lovely though so maybe the kitchen was just having an off day!

Great service, excellent coffee and the best banana bread in Montville!…read more Mountain Bean is situated on the edge of the village square and is the place to go to for locals. Open every day from really early on, the quality is consistent and service friendly. Michaela deserves special mention.

Update, the menu has had a complete overhaul, sausage rolls are gone, now it's savoury or sweet…read morecrepes. View is still amazing and the service is friendly.

Best custard tart I've ever eaten and I'm not normally a fan of them. The sausage roll was nice too…read moreand prices were quite reasonable. They had so many delicious looking tarts, slices and cakes I couldn't decide what I wanted. Also a nice range of pies and sausage rolls as well. Looked like a very popular little bakery so best to get in before lunch time so you don't miss out.

Here's why you should give the place a miss. 1) no table service or staff to tell you it's not…read moretable service, so I wait almost 10 hungry minutes before asking someone if they'd take my order, to be told that I should order at the counter. 2) while quite reasonably priced $13.70 for 2 scrambled eggs (tasteless), toast (soggy), half grilled tomato (undercooked) and 2 Small rosti (crunchy, and not bad) and a soy flat white in a mug, it was the execution that left a lot to be desired, especially the 15 minute wait for the food when there were no other active orders in the kitchen. I had to cover the food in BBQ sauce to mask the lack of flavour. This cafe is prime location on Montville's Main Street and tourists come here because it's got a quaint outlook. Advice to the owners: better train your floor staff and your kitchen staff and you could have a thriving business on your hands.

A very standard mountain cafe. Has the same menu as everywhere else up here; all day breakfasts and…read moreburgers. I certainly wasn't disappointed by my Big Breakfast. But it didn't blow my mind. *shrug* It was good... there's not much more to report.

One star for view, as stated on previously it is phenomenal. The other is for everything else. The…read morearea is well worth the visit. The restaurant if everything else is closed in the area go to Woolworths, grab something to eat and find somewhere to sit and enjoy the view. Ordered the food and drinks easily enough. The drinks were brought to the table and two of them promptly but accidentally spilt down my back. The waiter was very apologetic and promptly gave me two towels and offered complimentary drinks or a meal. We asked for both as two drinks had been spilt and I was unable to change my top or skirt which was now see through. The manager then came over and told me that 'accidents happen and it did not warrant a free meal, but coffee was a reasonable request'. So now I am irritated and wet so the food really needed to impress me. I had ordered the shrimp salad. Presentation was lovely, taste unfortunately bland and as it was served in a bucket not very practical. My husband had a chicken schnitzel which was over seasoned. The lamb gnocchi was more lamb than gnocchi. The steak sandwich was 'not my favourite sandwich ever'. I later spoke to the manager to tell her that what upset me more than anything was her telling me 'accidents happen'. She immediately went on the defensive and told me I should not speak like that to someone in the hospitality industry. Conclusion my value as a customer was worth $2.10 (business cost). You guessed it we won't be back.

Beautiful cafe, might be on the touristy side but you truly can't beat the views. I came for…read morebreakfast, which is somewhat fast casual service where you order at the bar area, get a number, seat yourself, and a server will bring the meal to your table. I ordered the Organic Acai Berry Sorbet, which is visually very colorful and appealing. Although I loved the flavor combinations of the crunchy granola, seasonal fruit, and berry sorbet, I found the texture of the sorbet slightly too icy for the dish. I found myself trying to make the sorbet melt faster so that I could enjoy a smoother bite, but I also know the dish is named "sorbet" and not "smoothie bowl" for a reason. Regardless, I did enjoy the dish as a whole and my boyfriend loved his Toasted Muesli. As lunch time approached, I noticed that servers were marking all the tables on the balcony as "reserved". If you plan to come for the view, try to make a reservation in advance.

Many delicatessens have been and gone over the past ten years in the Mt Gravatt/ Sunnybank/ Eight…read moreMile Plains region. Even the reliable chain Spoons deli cafe closed down at Garden City after about a year. There just didn't seem to be the right market for a gourmet deli in outer southern suburbia. Plenty Continental Deli has proven everyone wrong. I've been going to this deli now for the past two years, admittedly at first in an effort to help a new foodie business, but as their business grew it genuinely became an excellent purveyor of delicious foods. The business owners are both knowledgeable and adventurous with their stock and carry a huge range of olives, cheeses, salamis and ice creams. They're not scared to experiment either. Last year, they started selling gelati in cups but replaced it a few months later with a bakery section. These days, they've extended their bakery section to include Roman baked goods out the front of their shop on weekends. This is also a great place to go if you want to put together a food hamper for a gift. There are some excellent Turkish delights, chocolates, mixed nuts, oils and dressings. Service can be a little slow at times, especially if you get stuck behind a customer wanting different types of meats and antipasto. It's great if you're happy to browse but it can get frustrating if you're in a rush.

I love this place! I could spend hours just looking at the enormous variety of delicious products…read more The staff are super friendly and are always willing to offer you a taste before you buy and if on the off chance they don't have what you were looking for, they will get it in for you, just ask! Many times I've just gone to Plenty for inspiration and ideas on what to make for dinner. It's hard to walk out of there with only one thing though. Best deli in Brisbane by far and I feel so lucky that it's part of my local shops!