It's not often I obsess over places to eat out but when I find one whose attention to detail is…read moreFLAWLESS then that's when I tell everyone I know. It's been 3 days since I had the red curry soup and I'm still talking about it! I HIGHLY RECOMMEND you go and say hi to the owners, Mark and Anthony. They've only recently opened and would truly appreciate as much support as possible. Words just don't seem to do this place justice so go and check them out for yourself.

Once we discovered the Acai' bowls, we were there everyday during our week holiday. Jenner, the…read moreowner, was super welcoming and the staff he put together is excellent- mostly Americans and Canadians who understand customer service. A few days in we found out that the coffee is fantastic as well. Add free wifi and some country music to the mix, we had a one stop shop! So good that my 12 yr old daughter said wanted to work there some day. Thanks to the Bootleg gang!

We came to Goldcoast over the weekend and found MlK cafe and bar to be amongst the top cafes on the…read morereviews and wanted to give it a try. We were not disappointed at all and the food was awsome. The kids ordered pancakes and muffins and we made three different orders....everything was very tasty. Will definitely come again

Quaint spot for brunch! We liked the atmosphere and the service was good. Based on reviews, we were…read moreexpecting a bit more. The avo toast was good, but underwhelming. Waffle was slightly burnt. The bacon egg roll was on the dry side.

I was very disappointed with the quality - there was nothing organic and my green smoothie was…read morecompletely orange... It might be a nice treat to but it certainly didn't feel nutritious. The people that work there were nice though.

I came here with mum the other day. Upon arriving we were completely ignored by the staff. I looked…read moreat them as if to say... Are we allowed in here? Finally we were taken to our table and were asked if we would like drinks. I ordered a long black and mum ordered a green tea. While the server was (apparently) making them we perused the menu I ordered the Chicken schnitzel and mum ordered the quiche. We were asked what salad we would like with that. I said "What are the choices?" the server had no idea and told us to go "check them out" in the cabinet. We stood up and walked to the cabinet we both opted for the quinoa salad. We returned to the table still no drinks.. 10 minutes later we finally received our drinks. The green tea was ok but the coffee was undrinkable it was a black greasy burnt mess. Finally our food arrives and it was the smallest chicken schnitzel I have ever seen it was basically a deep-fried sponge and was clearly frozen. Mum quiche was so so. The quinoa salad was dry and was more like chaff. I refused to let this go on and I said to mum let's go. We went to pay and the girl asked how was everything I said "sh*thouse actually" the owner heard this and after explaining everything to the owner she let us out for free. They have got pretty bad reviews recently on other ratings websites and now I know why. A cafe needs two key things. -Good service -Good food. Chevron Social has neither. Will definitely never return and I suggest others look for other options nearby too. I've given 2 stars because we didn't pay, otherwise it would be 1 star.

Busy, busy, busy, this cafe was ridiculous with people on a Monday for breakfast (a time when you…read morethink people would be working - maybe it was just holidaying folks). Grocer & Grind is located in Broadbeach on the Gold coast, just down the road from the currently being updated Pacific Fair shopping centre. Grocer & Grind's focus is on organic local produce, and they have a tiny little grocery inside from where you can purchase your usual 'superfoods' and ridiculously expensive muesli, et al. We ordered drinks; Gold coast cafes seem to lord it over Brisbane cafes with regards to amazing juices, frappes and delicious concoctions. I had Strawberry Slushie; Strawberries, coconut yoghurt, lemon and ice (AH-MAAZE-ING), and my sister had the Banana Espresso; almond milk, espresso, frozen banana and raw cacao. My Breakfast Bruschetta was certainly fresh and wholesome; really delicious *real* tomatoes, coriander pesto, buffalo mozzarella, drizzled with olive oil and balsamic, on a grain sourdough slice. It was certainly small for the price, but you generally would expect to pay a lot more for organic produce, I suppose. My little sister had the Bacon Eggs Benny; a very herby hollandaise with bacon, avocado, poached eggs and grain sourdough; plus an additional side of haloumi that she generously gave me half of as I looked at her dish with sad puppy eyes. There are other impressively healthy sounding dishes such as Acai bowls, Super green breakfast salad, plus a tapas and sandwich menu for lunch. This cafe certainly looks to be the latest thing on the coast, and served up a pretty decent breakfast, although I would've liked to see a tiny bit more on my plate.

Initially I was pretty stoked to find this near our holiday apartment. A reasonable selection of…read morequality grocery items (handy for health conscience people like ourselves on holiday). The menu looked really good but we didn't eat. As for the coffee, I sometimes feel I am ruined being from Melbourne. Coffee was okay but the milk texture was flat, so flat that the young waiter spilt it putting it down and mumbled a half-hearted apology and scuttled off. I am also used to getting a flat white in a 150ml tulip so getting a 220ml cap cup the coffee seemed a little washed out. I would go and check it out and make up your own mind.