Lovely cafe. Lovely coffee but specialising in beautiful sourdough breads and meals…read more Would highly recommend

Set in the Maitland Gaol, when you first arrive unsure what to expect. But after walking in and…read morereceiving a fantastic welcome you realise what you have stumbled across. The smells of freshly baked bread, good coffee and great customer service make this place a recommended stop for a refresh.

The orange tree popped up as a good option for brekkie in Maitland open before 8am. We had a…read morecouple big brekkies, an egg Bennie and a corn fritter with poached eggs. All were delicious and large servings. The coffee was fantastic.

Friendly staff with all day breakfast and lunch. The lovely…read morenew seating let's us sit and enjoy a chat for longer after shopping. Great range if gluten free meals and slices available.

Sitting down in the cafe we are swarmed by flies. Tables are left with coffee mugs and take away…read morecups for over 30mins each. My daughter and I had one of their $8 smoothies only to sit down and within 5 minutes one of the smoothies had a fly crawling around in it.

Favourite Chair Cafe is a wonderful little space. I stumbled across it one day and was so pleased…read morethat I did. Located in the Maitland Heritage Mall, with the river just behind it, it's intimate and very chill. The coffee is quite good and the food was great (both times I've been there). Prices are slightly higher than a standard franchise cafe and service is very good. Favourite Chair is right next door to a book shop, which they have integrated with. At the end of your meal you receive at discount voucher for the bookstore. It's a percentage of your total bill. In the winter it can get a bit too cold to sit outside, summer, it can get a bit too hot (although they do have some umbrellas). I've not yet sat inside though. Each time I went, all seats were taken (which isn't a bad sign) Would recommend.

Wonderful atmosphere, great coffee and food. Love the decor, nothing matches! Check out your…read moreteaspoon each time you have a coffee and see where it comes from. You can sit inside on their retro furniture and read a book of their full wall of bookshelves or sit up along the bank of the Hunter River. Is adjacent to the book shop next door and you get a discount on your receipt to spend in there. Recommend all visitors to go for Saturday morning breakfast. Only thing I could complain about is that they stop serving at 12.00pm on Saturdays and are shut on Sundays.

Great food and coffee, customer service skills are lacking.read more

This is no longer P'Chinos- it is now called The Vintage cafe. Great service and nice range of teas…read moreand yummy slices! ( I haven't been for lunch yet). They have a great area out the back that caters for families as the are toys and enough room for children to play whilst parents enjoy their cuppa or lunch

Great friendly service. Also food is fantastic and very reasonably priced. They have killer salads…read morein the warmer months and delicious homemade soups in the winter months

Located in the Maitland City Information Centre with ample parking and plenty of grassed area for…read morethe kids to run around. If they aren't the running type or wet weather rolls in the cafe has parents covered with a dedicated kids corner and lots of toys. We ordered 3 lattes (mug) and a hot chocolate (not shown on drinks menu?). When the coffees came out we sent them back as they were the wrong size. Wait time for food was longer than expected. A handy sign on the counter indicating such eg 20mins, 20-30mins was a good idea and probably helps keep customers off their backs. The meals were a decent size. 3 big breakfasts and the bacon and eggs (how you like) for me with added hash brown triangles. Salty is the description that comes to mind first. Bacon, butter packets and the eggs. It didn't ruin the meal and certainly made it tasty but others may find it too much. Inside and outside seating. Order at counter. 10% surcharge on Sundays as we found out.