While working in Coota, I have eaten here a couple of times. Have been pleased both times. For…read morebreakfast I had very nice poached eggs with mushrooms on sour dough. For lunch I tried a chicken burger with chips. Very nice. Coffee both meals was also good. Staff friendly. Recommend for simple dining

This is probably my favourite cafe pizza & pasta in Cootamundra. It is great to regain some…read moreconfidence in humanity with a stunning lunch after a utterly horrible experience at beaurepairs. If only cafe pizza and pasta sold tyres! Things then would be just swell! Bon a petite!

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This is a great little cafe in Yass. The food is great. Came here for breakfast and loved the…read moreexperience. But the best thing is the staff. Really friendly and welling to help. The coffee is good, not the best cup I've had, but still relatively good. I can here own a road trip, and really glad that I stopped here at this cafe.

A slice of Melbourne off the Hume Highway, Trader & Co. is the perfect spot in the…read morealready-delightful town of Yass. I was lucky enough to be directed there by the local tourism office, after my friend mentioned she's vegetarian. Everything is great: the atmosphere. The banter between the coffee/chai station and the food station (run by separate people under the same roof). The food itself was fresh and plated up beautifully. It's also a co-working space AND has an adorable selection of locally-made gifts in the front. I suspect this is going to be THE go-to spot for the cool folks of Yass. I hope it is for anyone driving between Melbourne and Sydney, too.

Really nice house blend roasted in-house from Imported…read morebeans, Melbourne/Sydney feels in small country town, great owner/operator business with excellent friendly service - a real gem. Country coffee shop done right ( for a change) Menu: great coffee + basic but yummy sweet treats and gourmet toasted sandwich's with some vego options. Wifi available.

The hamburger on a brioche was delicious, as were the chips. Wifi is free which is nice. Decor was…read morea little spartan.

Food and alcohol served here with an 'organic' style clothing and wares store attached. Food is on…read morea static menu for breakfast and lunch. There is also a blackboard menu. We had a Turkish toaster with 7 hour cooked lamb. The coffee and hot chocolate were well made and the food delicious. Lots on offer in this town and this is the newest. Worth a look and try the food...

You are missing out big time if you don't take the slight detour to Jugiong from the main highway…read more Food, coffee and jams etc are excellent. Today we had the minestrone, Aussie Turkish and of course coffee. Now, the browsing of jams, sauces, biscuits etc Once the relatives know you are going past Jugiong they expect delicacies brought back so you have to buy double I have subscribed to emails from here over the last few years and they are a good read with recipes.

After reading a few great reviews of this place, I decided to stop in for a lunch pit-stop after…read moreenduring 5hours driving on the Hume Highway boring death roadtrip that is Melbourne to Sydney, and what an absolute pleasure it was! Seeing countless small towns with service station diners and fast food restaurants, Long Track Pantry Cafe is an absolute haven for anyone looking to actually have a nice relaxing time on their roadtrip. The cafe is split into 2 rooms, with a selection of tables & chairs and a long bench seat, as well as tables & chairs outside on the leafy covered front patio. It's an exceptionally cute store, with a very rustic feel to it. Apple & pear shaped decorations, a big branch hanging from the roof, wooden noughts & crosses on the table etc. The menu itself is quite small, with about 7 main lunch dishes (served until 3pm), but you can also get an assortment of toasted focaccias and pastry items up until they close (4pm). Most of the dishes feature one of the homemade jams or chutneys that they also sell in store which are absolutely delicious. The food itself was great, trying to get home before dark we quickly wolfed down one of the toasties, but the bread was lovely and crispy and the salad dressing was great. The whole meal was very filling and very well priced for what you got as well as the peace & quiet of the place (note that we had lunch at 3.30pm - I think it gets very busy during peak hour). The shop also sells a number of country style knick knacks including tea-towels, milk jugs, cushions, books and plenty of other things - absolutely perfect if you need to pick up a last minute gift for mum / grandma. The perfect location & timing for a pitstop if you are driving Sydney to Melbourne (3.5hrs from Syd) or coming back the other way (5hrs from Melb). I definitely suggest you push through if you're getting hungry along Hume Hwy until you reach this place. I certainly had to eat my words after complaining non stop to my road-trip buddy about wanting to stop off and eat at Hungry Jacks in Gundagai :/

I was looking for a good brunch place to kill some time between client meetings, and oh boy this…read moreplace was like finding a hidden oasis!! The food and service here are spectacular, and have really good prices. Even in the middle of winter, they have a courtyard area full of heaters to warm you up. It's absolutely a hidden gem, as it doesn't look like a typical cafe from the front. I ate here at least twice in a row, and loved it both times. Would highly recommend anyone going to Wagga to give this place a go.

We found this place by chance looking for a place to have dinner. Exceptional food with an Italian…read moreinfluence. Service was great and staff were really friendly. Quaint little courtyard out the front for outside dinning In fact we were so impressed with the food we came back for breakfast. We weren't disappointed, again lovely food, great service and friendly staff. Double espresso was right up there

When a cafe offers Allpress coffee they are well on the way to five stars! Great service, amazing…read moresour dough toast (3 large slices) butter that is not rock hard and peanut butter that you can spread without cutting through the toast! Coffee was made to perfection, newspapers and a great outlook. A must visit if in Canberra.

Little Bird is surrounded by office blocks, and so it would be safe to assume its focus is to cater…read morefor the office crowd - coffee, takeaways and fast turnaround sit-in meals. Despite how busy it gets (you may have to wait for a table/service) everything is fresh and delicious and the servers are friendly. If you are in the vicinity of parliament house or the national gallery then this is a worthwhile detour for food.