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.

This is basically a beer bar, which I certainly would appreciate in normal circumstances,…read moreespecially since they have a pretty awesome range of craft beers. However, since it happens to be located out in the regions, I was even more impressed, particularly since you generally don't encounter craft beer bars out in small country towns. Then again, it might have something to do with it being somewhat of a tourist hotspot. Yeah, it was pretty impressive, and the beer selection was quite awesome as well. It's definitely a place that I'd go to again.