Really should give these guys one star but haven't the heart…read more Like many places that want to be much to many they are less than to all. The menu is far too big and clearly geared to hearty country folk who like a plateful of fried stuff. I liked the sound of a toasted sandwich and ordered a southern something that was slow cooked brisket and bell peppers. At $16 I was expecting a good meal, but sadly I got the micro sandwich that appears in the picture. My fellow diners wrap looked a far better proposition and luckily she shared with me or I would have been hungry after my expensive toastie. The flavours were good. It seriously they are having a laugh at the size. Especially as it sits alone on the plate with no fries or accompaniments at all. Pass on by friends.

The Ugly Mug's a foodie and coffee lover's dream, and our whole family loved our breakfast…read morethere--adults and kids both. My wife and I both had the Big Breakfast, which was fantastic--eggs, roasted tomatoes, sausage, bacon and toast--all delicious. Our kids both had the French toast, which was their favorite meal of many in our 3-week trip across Australia. We had a larger table with other family along as well, and the service was superb, the coffee and food both exceptional, and the whole experience was fantastic. Highly recommend.

This is a nice little cafe. It has two rooms for tables. We sat in the front room with a view of…read morethe street. You can be lucky to score a park outside but it is easier to park at Coles and walk down to the cafe. You have 3 hours rather than one if you use Coles parking. It has an old fashioned rustic decor to go with the advertised organic. There was a passing parade of locals who get their take away coffee too. We stayed for lunch and had a steak sandwich and salmon plate. The steak sandwich was good. The salmon plate needed a bit of dressing on the green stuff and perhaps capers with the salmon. The food was good. A bonus was that they have pepper and salt grinders on the table that work. The coffee was OK. We thought we would treat ourselves with a sweet of mint and orange chocolate balls. The mint one tasted of mint but we were not sure what the orange one tasted of. Both were nice. Table service was a bit disjointed as the staff seemed torn between doing a fridge stocktake and running after their outside side sign as it wasn't tethered and the wind was blowing a gale. Another reason for parking at Coles is that the cafe does not have a loo so you can do a detour before picking up the car.

Lime & Coconut Cafe is an absolute gem of a place in Windsor. They have an excellent breakfast /…read morelunch menu and (please excuse this statement) their hollandaise is to die for! Well furnished with a cosy country atmosphere and retro-cool items on display, this place is a must if you are in the area. Why also not stop by the nearby river afterwards for a scenic walk to work off that extra bacon.

The food here is great, it is an amazing place for breakfast or lunch m. The staff have all the…read morequalities needed and have great service. The atmosphere is very good and the walls are filled with quotes and other messages.

The Vintage Pantry is an unassuming, yet popular, brunch café in Pitt Town, Northwest of Sydney…read more Not knowing what to expect, the place is very tastefully put together with an odd assortment of wooden furniture in a uniform, whitewash finish. The walls are plaster, with a beautifully textured brick wall on one side, and a selection of interesting, curated items adorn the space throughout. Of particular note is a major feature piece, a comfortable looking reupholstered vintage lounge. With pencils and colouring books for the kids, the café is spacious both inside and out, and there are plenty of aspects to find your favourite seat. Service was great, with staff proactive, friendly and always available when required. The coffee is a solid performer that one might expect to be consistent, without owning the show. Given the time of day, we both elected for burgers. The Ultimate (beef) burger was juicy and delicious, with a tasty combo of ingredients and sauces. The Kafta (lamb) burger also reported well, and no beer battered chips were left over. Whilst a bit far off the beaten track to be a destination, if you're passing through Pitt Town, I definitely recommend stopping in for a coffee and a bite.

Great staff, very helpful and friendly. Food is really great…read morewith fantastic flavor and very well priced. I think this will become a regular weekend breakfast outing for my family.

Recent visit was very dissapointing 1pm banging sweeping…read morepacking up shop!! Sterile no atmosphere no AC hot as no music ? who closes a food venue at lunchtime?? we were eating overpriced average food and pretty much felt we had to leave Unsure if management or Owners have changed we won' t be back

Like all coffee establishments, the coffee here is 'meh' at best. As the photo shows, there is much…read moreroom for improvement. Caffeine hit? Go for it. Decent coffee? You're out of luck.

Best Cafe in the Village for Breakfast and Lunch with lots of yummy cakes…read more The staff are so happy and friendley

This cafe has a fiercely loyal clientele, which is your first giveaway that it's worthwhile…read morevisiting. Lunch menu is very reasonably priced, staff friendly, and they put a malteser on your saucer when you get a coffee.

Highly recommend you stop into this quirky little cafe in the Hawkesbury. If you're a visitor and…read moreneed a proper 'Melbourne' coffee and something yummy that's always changing then SOLB (short order long black) is the go. If you're a local then make it your local. Great friendly service from the girls, good food and yummy yummy coffee. Enjoy.