I ordered the chicken scallopini, my friend ordered the risotto, our meals arrived one hour and ten…read moreminutes later. My dish was lovely, my friends was ordinary. Would I go here again? No, no I wouldn't! They can't seem to handle a full restaurant, if it looks busy, go somewhere else!

Great atmosphere and delicious food. Very accomodating considering we did not have a booking on a…read morebusy Friday night.

horrible wait times. spent over 45 minutes for a mediocre pizza that gave me food poisoning.read more

Day 1 - We had a very enjoyable lunch for two comprising the "Pickled Sisters Vineyard Platter"…read more - with Rutherglen Muscat & chicken liver pate, homemade chicken terrine & chutney, smoked salmon with herbed sour cream, spiced eggplant, Gooramadda olives, Milawa cheese 26.50 - plus Formichi prosciutto & salami, smoked salmon & horseradish mousse, Boosey Creek cheese, mushrooms a la grecque, Wicked Virgin extra virgin olive oil & more! 40 Day 2 - We returned the following morning to collect the wine selection and paused for a enjoyable coffee in the cafe. On both visits, the service was friendly and efficient. I could not fault our Vineyard Platter in presentation or quality.

Turned up today to have lunch (some free time without the kids) only to be ignored whilst waiting…read moreat the counter by 4 staff, including what seemed to be the manager. So I decided perhaps I would just take a seat and wait to be waited upon, as there was no sign indicating which was the appropriate action. Whilst waiting I was finally noticed by one of the staff, who approached me and asked if she could help me. I then asked if it was ok to sit here and she waved her hands and shook her head and said no we are fully booked. Please note that there were no signs anywhere indicating this let alone reserved signs on any tables. I left feeling very embarrassed, as if I had just been thrown out. Just a word of advice. Please be pleasant and perhaps place either fully booked out signs on the doors or at least on the tables. Very disappointed!

Situated in the middle of Rutherglen in a 150 yo building, Taste offers modern cuisine. The menu is…read moresolid and this is complimented by a good specials board. The staff were very friendly and knowledgeable; eager to make the experience great. The decor is multi-themed and probably doesn't match the pitch of the restaurant in terms of the menu and price. The food was well prepared with excellent taste, temperature and texture. I had the eye fillet and my wife had the lamb rump. The wine list was reasonable. For a country town this venue was a 4. In a more cosmopolitan environment I would rate it a star less. Overall an enjoyable experience and we would come back.

Nicely appointed bistro restaurant. Good value for breakfast. Coffee was well composed. The…read moreusual breakfast dishes were good too. Service was brisk and friendly as well. Lots to like here. Would approach dizzier heights with a whole grain bread option.

When you go to a restaurant I guess you are looking for three things...good food, attentive staff…read moreand a good wine list and in that order. Well here the food was magnificent and beautifully presented in a none fussy kind of way. The staff were very friendly and warm- even on this day where they were short staffed. (They have us free dessert wine to say sorry despite us not even noticing any drop in service). The wine list, being attached to a winery as they are) was great as you'd expect.

Really nice spot for lunch or dinner or reception of some sort…read more The fish fountain in the middle is a nice spot to relax, close your eyes, and dream of waterfalls. I tried but had to keep my son from going in. It was really hot out. Plenty of shaded spots along the perimeter. It's much cuter at night with the strings of lights draped overhead. The cafe seems more casual than the restaurant but still great reasonably priced fare.

best coffee in town, fabulous gardens, fabulous service, always a friendly place to goread more