So far I have been stuck on their Lindt hot chocolate and not tasted anything else. It's a winner…read more A great little spot near the Apple store where u can get wifi and enjoy what this little cafe has to offer.

Absolutely delicious coffee, great atmosphere here, would highly recommend that anyone stops by…read morehere and grab a coffee and a cake. You will not regret it if you don't mind the feel of a little oasis in the middle of a large shopping centre the laughter and conversation from the people beside you, or the ability to watching old couples doing their shopping.

First of all... I…read morelove the fact that people would often refer to this cafe as a "milk bar" (do you really hear cafes being referred to as such these days?). The place has a nice atmosphere and does not have the typical cafe vibe. They have a wide variety of food to choose from - from breakfast to dinner. I ordered a standard toast with chunks (not as a spread) of avocado, feta cheese and coreander. Then for lunch I ordered a soft shell crab burger which was super delicious! You won't hear many cafes that would sell anything like this (not that I can recall anyway). My colleagues have ordered steak burgers here and they absolutely loved it. There are 2 coffee section - the smaller one being referred to as "The Quickie" (ideal for those who come in to order coffee only) while the other one is situated in "The Parlor" (where meals are actually served). There is also a variety of Gelato flavours to choose from - also from The Parlor. The staff are friendly and are dressed in flannel shirts and jeans. Yes. This is their uniform. I will say that this is definitely one of the very best cafes I've ever been in. Many things pertaining to this place is novelty! In my opinion anyway...

This place has a nice vibe in general. It's casual and has great ice cream. I have eaten here a few…read moretimes, but I've got some hesitancy. It's one thing to be scruffy and wear Hawaiian shirts with boardies for a uniform, it's another to carry yourself in kind. It's not that the service isn't friendly, it is. It's just that every time someone serves me there I get a bit grossed out. I've been there five times. So far I'm yet to experience an interaction with the counter staff that doesn't involve: a finger in the ear, putting receipts in mouth (then pulling them out and providing to customer), sucking on napkins (pulling the wet part out of mouth, then touching customer food), mixing cash handling with food and drink prep. Eww guys. The music is too loud to carry a conversation without raised voices. Both of these issues are easily fixed, and overall this is a nice establishment. I'd be back if these things were taken care of. The good intent to create customer experience is obvious.

Great cafe and bakery. The gourmet pies are the ones to go for. The chicken, leak and mushroom is…read moremy favourite and hard to go past. The steak, bacon and mushroom is also very good. Good value and only a little more expensive than the standard pie range (which is also quite good). Lots of other products apart from pies including cakes, sandwiches, rolls and the normal cafe stuff. Nicely renovated seating areas indoors and out. The outside section at the back is quiet and relaxing. Coffee is good but not top notch. As this review is more about the pies, I still rate it 5 stars.

Consistently good food, well priced and friendly service. I…read morehave been coming here for several years, mainly for Sunday breakfasts but their lunch menu is just as appealing and has a good specials selection. Today I tried the Rueben sandwich. The colour and taste of the sauerkraut really topped it off but it was a bit messy to eat. If you have a sweet tooth, there are a variety of cakes to choose from (served with ice cream or cream). It can get very busy so booking ahead is a good idea but there is usually enough space for walk-ins. It is table service with pay at counter. Despite how busy they get they are a rarity in that they split bills, which I love. Yes, they might miss something on your order or forget to get that extra drink but I'm happy to overlook that. I will keep coming back.

One of the best cafes on Beaumont street, the food is excellent, the coffee is good and the service…read moreis great! They have a excellent selection of cakes! The bannoffe pie is to die for!!!

Fresh, good quality food that is a cut above your local greasy hamburger shop. While the usual…read morepies and pastries sit under the heat lamp, steer clear of these and have one of the rolls. Salads packed with fruit and nuts and the schnitzels are made fresh - and you can tell.

Gators is extremely popular, as the long queue out the door at lunchtime will tell you. Honestly,…read moreit doesn't look up to much. The fried food hotbox is off putting and the messy counter may put some off. Look past this and you'll find Al Gators is a quality experience. The mess is down to the sheer number of sandwiches wraps and salads that these guys put out. The selection is great and everything is fresh and tasty. It's great value too. Highly recommended.

Walking into Hello Naomi, a self-proclaimed 'cake, cookie and cupcakes' cafe, I hand on my heart…read moreexpected coffee to be the after thought. The thing they thought they better serve for people to drink while eating cakes. I half expected a stock standard coffee roast to line the walls. How wrong was I!? My eyes lit up upon noticing the bag of coffee in the window was from Melbourne's Small Batch. A treat was indeed in store and I asked if they still had the beans running in the grinder. Our barista pointed to the almost gone beans in the grinder and said this was the last of it before they switch to some locally roasted blends. Okay. Sign us up. Two flat whites please. To be fair, I should have ordered a long black to get the best of these bean's flavour. But what makes this cup of coffee stand out against the cafes stark white walls, Scandinavian furniture and peach wash accents, is the man behind the machine. As he delivered our coffees he explained that they weren't the taste he'd prefer to serve. The water here, you see, is apparently "too clean" and this alters the flavour profile of the beans. Thankfully, he says, the milk somewhat masks the tartness present in the brew. This initial warning turns into a 20 minute conversation about coffee, his adventures in finding the right water for their coffee and his time living in Brisbane. Turns out that this is a surprisingly great spot for coffee- and you can have your cake and eat it too (but on this occasion I didn't although by the speed with which my partner devoured his salted caramel cupcake I'm guessing the same level of love, passion and care is put into their baking as is their coffee).

A gorgeous little bakery fit out, an absolutely magical place... until you walk in the door…read more There's no atmosphere, and the staff are very cold and stand-offish. Buying things in there is a genuinely uncomfortable experience. The in-store selection is very small, with around four things on offer each day. The cupcakes we chose were overwhelmed by buttercream, no matter what flavour they were meant to be. And they are significantly smaller than they were when Hello Naomi originally opened, though the prices have stayed the same. At Christmas, one iced biscuit was $7 for the smallest, simplest option - very sad when I only had five dollars on me! The honey-jumble biscuits (iced pink and white, similar to gingerbread) were nice, and the salted caramel and brownie sandwich is deliciously chocolatey, though buttercream again takes centerstage. Overall, a sweet-looking place that doesn't quite live up to the polished magic of the shop window and fit-out.

This is one of two places to get Bánh mì in Cardiff (which is a little bit of a secret foodie…read morediamond in the rough). The roll was crunchy, the pâté was notable, and veggies were fresh, but I think it missed the mark a bit by having fresh carrot and not Do Chua. Also, the roast pork was Woolworth deli standard. It would be nice to have something a bit more flavourful. Not a bad start though.

Cafe Inu has this incredible combination of cultures and it ends up feeling very LA…read more The space is bright and airy, a big converted warehouse, and very welcoming to dogs and kids. And there's enough space, and a general calm that means the dogs and kids don't feel overbearing like the sometimes do in small city cafes. The coffee is very good, and served in bright yellow cups. The menu is very interesting with many classic cafe dishes getting a Japanese twist. Servings aren't huge, but always filling enough, and very well priced. Most meals are around the $10 mark. And there is plenty of on street parking. Staff are lovely, meals are different (and delicious!) and the location is excellent. A new favourite for me.

Great venue, efficient and friendly staff, reasonably priced, plenty of parking, proper coffee and…read morenice food. Thank you for making our large group welcome, we had a lovely morning.