Loved this place - situated in the arts village just over the border from Albury. Handy to be able…read moreto drop in off the highway for a good meal. We had a simple, but VERY nice chicken, sun-dried tomato and spinach salad. Fantastic food though a bit pricey. Will definitely stop in there again when travelling through.

Very enjoyable outdoor setting. Obliging staff and tasty well prepared and locally sourced menu…read moreitems. Portions a touch on the small side for the price but you get what you pay for and if you want quality over quantity this is great. Great coffee - strong and beautifully made.

we arrived in Albury just after 2 pm on 29 December. We tried 5 cafes that had closed down for the…read moreday. this unassuming place had extended its hours to accommodate traveller. we both had arancini, which were excellent, made on site. the service was cheerful, prompt and efficient

We have three young kids...we dont get out much. However, when we do the decision as to which cafe…read moreto choose causes much discussion. This said, it was with much regret that I chose Brick Lane. I will admit that there has been an enormous improvement from the previous owners (decore, menu and service) my eating experience left me bed ridden for 3 days. My very pricey ceasar salad arrived with limp, slimy leaves and a sweaty side of dressing. The chicken needed to be rehydrated with steady gulps of water. It was obvious that my order sat under the heat lamp for far too long. I should have been honest and sent it back, instead suffered my greatest case of food poisoning ever. Will I condemn the new kid on the block? No. They can do a decent coffee and I am grateful they keep the machine on later than most. However, the menu lacks the contemporary Australian cuisine that I've grown to enjoy.... fyi- my wife disagrrees with everything Ive written. She really her lasagna.

The 31. Sandwich of Iegend. Spoken of in hushed times by those in the know. A mix of chicken…read morebroccoli curry and bagel (plus special guest stars cashews and cheese), superb. Apparently they do other food, too.

I love the food and coffee here, but the service is sometimes lacking. I called in on a break from…read morework to pick up an order I had placed by phone 15 mins earlier. It wasn't ready and they hadn't started making my coffee orders or sandwich. The girl was very relaxed - in the end the coffees stood there for 10 mins while she made my food and by the time I got them back to work to hand out they were cold. A bit disappointing.

Wonderful food. Super friendly service. Great setting. The Stanley Pub has it all. More a…read morerestaurant than a pub, the Asian fusion menu would bring me back here whenever I can make it. Loved the crunchy, nutty pumpkin bites with a tangy sauce. Also the beef ribs. Amazing. Do not miss this place if you are close by... and yes, it is a good idea to book PS There's room for the kids to play on the side lawn.

The Stanley is your typical, cute, cosy and welcoming country pub. The food is relatively standard…read morepub fare done really really well. The service is oh so friendly. And the setting is cosy and welcoming. What more could you want? We came with our puppy on a sunny September afternoon so sat outside, which was easily accommodated by the waiter. I had the steak, mushroom and red wine pot pie with buttered vegetables and rustic mash. Whilst the husband had the local Bridge Road brewery's beer battered fish and chips and salad. So yummy! We then shared a locally grown apple & berry crumble with vanilla ice cream for dessert. It was divine!! Our waiter was so friendly and after chatting about our little furry friend a couple of times, came back bearing a doggy biscuit treat for the spoilt munchkin. How lovely. We will definitely be back! It's so worth the drive from nearby Bright or Wangaratta for a quaint but delicious country pub lunch. Keep up the amazing work guys!!