A great kebab shop when found is something to be treasured. Like your local fish n' chip shop that…read moresecretly turns out an outstanding hamburger with the lot, or that no frills Thai place with laminate tables (that just happens to make the best damn prawn green curry you've had anywhere) you find yourself returning again and again never to be disappointed. Sometimes no frills means attention to detail and these places just get down to business turning out food that delivers - everything else is a distraction. Arto's Kebabs is such a place. Surrounded by Hampton Street's finest eating establishments, organic cafe's, fancy restaurants, and homeware stores, it's often overlooked by people looking for a place to sit and eat - but if you're in serious need of a delicious kebab-to-go then head straight here. If you've got time, sit inside and try the outstanding mixed grill. The lamb, chicken, and beef kebab are cooked over flame grill to absolute perfection, they're aromatic, delicious, and melt in your mouth tender. Served on Middle Eastern fragranced rice with a side of yoghurt, chilli and a generous salad - it never ever disappoints. The food at Arto's is flavoursome, always fresh and served with a smile. Highly recommended!

I feel a bit robbed because I've only ever had take away from this place and I'm sure the…read moreexperience would be amazing since the stuff I've had from there is delicious. If you live in the Hampton area, this is the place to go for Mediterranean dips and bread and all the works. Our family tends to get miscellaneous take away from here and we chow down at a family dinner at relatives but it definitely is the place to get some really good hummus and the bread seems to be baked fresh and is absolutely delicious.

Up to this point I have only eaten their Pides to go, but the last couple of times I have sat in…read moreand order more from the Marmaris menu. My parents were born in Turkey (even though we are Armenian) I grew up eating Turkish cuisine (speaking the language) so needless to say I know good, authentic Turkish food. The pilvav is fluffy but under seasoned, as is the felafel which is overpriced and dry. The doner kebab meat smells like something I'll be polite enough not to mention. The vegetable are rarely fresh. The rice pudding is unpleasant at best. The decor is sad. The service is abysmal, you are greeted with nonchalance and if you are lucky enough to understand Turkish like I am, you may be able to hear the OWNERS mock you and your friends while you choke down the slop you overpaid for. AVOID.

This morning (24/01) I paid $30.50 for poached eggs on toast with a side of bacon and a coffee. As…read moreI am regular the cafe I queried the cost and I was advised that there is now a 10% weekend surcharge applied to the bill. I pointed out there that there is no advise of this either upon entry to the premises or on the menu and the person attending to me agreed. The only warning that you will get about the surcharge is after you have eaten and after you have paid the bill. The manager was not available too discuss this with me.

Coffee flavour is fantastic, but to slowly drink my coffee over the paper was unachievable because…read morethe coffees weren't hot at ALL. The last one I actually drank in one gulp. Partly my greedy fault.

A good Italian restaurant that always delivers a good feed. Been 5+ times and they are consistently…read moregood. They also do home delivery which is convenient if you are relatively local (which I am).

Remezzo is a family Italian restaurant doing god basic pasta and pizza. In particular try the…read moreItalian style pizzas and select almost anything from the tapas menu to eat well. Be aware if you order pasta they are large serves. The wine list is fairly basic but is acceptable and priced reasonably. The service is attentive and friendly, the decor is simple and can be loud when busy (which is most of the time).