Absolutely delicious! The staff were lovely and the food was just great. There were 4 of us and…read morebetween us we had the dolmades, the grilled eggplant with minced beef and bechamel and cheese, the fried battered zucchini, the meatballs, and the grilled octopus, and lamb and chicken and vegetable souvlaki meals, so that was 5 entrees plus 3 mains along with 2 glasses of wine and a soda for less than $160 which isn't too bad at all for a lovely dinner. Our only regret was that we were all so full we couldn't fit in any desserts. We'll definitely be back! By the way, My Greek Cuzina is the new name for Little Greek Cuzina.

Very disappointing, to say the least…read more This place was super busy when we arrived for dinner, and I thought that would be a good thing, but I was mistaken. We were seated a small table in a corner and squished in against the table next to us. Barely had room to get to my seat, and it was awkward trying to squeeze past the tables of the diners on either side of us. Our waitress gave us menus after she took us to our table, but took forever to come back and take our order. Yes, the place was busy, but waiting 15 minutes to order was not cool. At one point I was wondering if it was table service or counter service. We ordered a platter to share and some souvlaki skewers, specifically asking the waitress if the food could all come out at the same time, and she assured us that it would, but that it could take up to 40 minutes for the food to arrive and we said that was fine. Needless to say, about 20 minutes later the souvlaki skewers (delivered by a different waitress), and when I told her it was supposed to be served with the platter, she seemed thoroughly confused. She took the skewers back to the kitchen, and seemed to chat with someone in the kitchen. Then 5 minutes later, she came back out with our platter and skewers (the same ones she had taken back earlier), and again seemed very confused about the skewers. She put the plate down and announced they were checken and pork souvlaki skewers. I queried her on this as we had ordered chicken and lamb, and she was adamant they were chicken and pork. Another visit back to the kitchen and she came back and announced they were chicken and lamb souvlaki skewers. Definitely not a good sign when your waitstaff have no idea what they're serving. The food was disappointing. I've been to other Greek restaurants before and in comparison, the quality was lacking. For a platter for 2, the quantities were small. 3 small pieces of potato for 2 people? 1 small bowl of salad to share. The only thing in abundance was the pita bread and the moussaka. We chose to have the eggplant dip with our platter, and the raw garlic in the dip was so so overpowering. The souvlaki skewers were underwhelming - the lamb was dry and overcooked, while the chicken was just ok. All round, it wasn't a great experience. I'd like to say I'd give them another chance, but I won't be. My sister ended up getting sick after our dinner, and that was a deal breaker for us.

I've tried both breakfast and lunch and both times the staff were so accommodating with dietary…read morerequests. They happily swapped toast for mushrooms for my breakfast and offered so many alternatives to suit my dietary requirements. When I returned for lunch they were happy to leave off the rice and serve salad with my Asian style BBQ Pork. It was so fresh and tasty, I'd definitely recommend it.

Coffee Aromas Garden seems to be run by a crazy little lady who has amusingly nice customer service…read moreskills. We've been here a couple of times for breakfast. They do a really good couple of coffee and food deals. For between $5 and $8 you can get a coffee and toast, or cheese and ham croissant, or bacon and egg muffin. Usually it's fine here. Coffee isn't as good as you can get elsewhere. But wow, the last time we went here the coffee was terrible. Really terrible. I don't have very high standards with my coffee, but I took one sip and couldn't even finish this. Ugh. I'm not sure if I can go back, it was that bad an experience. If you want to risk it (and I am more than open to the idea that it was just one bad experience) the breakfast deal is pretty good. They also do lunch but I'm not sure how that goes. Pro-tip: There's a 30 minute free park out front if you can nab it.

Last year, I was lucky enough to receive an invitation to an intimate birthday dinner at Rhubarb…read moreRhubarb. I hadn't heard anything about this place, except that it was French cuisine. After getting lost in the leafy streets of Wooloowin, I finally found myself sitting in Rhubarb Rhubarb's dining room. The wait staff, from the moment you enter, serve you with the perfect balance of warmth and professionalism. They will be whoever you want them to be. If you don't like overly friendly service, they'll take a step back and serve in a more formal manner, but if you like waiters who will sit down and crack jokes with and your company, well, they can do that too (we chose the latter option). The menu listings look pretentious. Swallow your skepticism, and try something. The dishes are presented immaculately, the flavour combinations are exquisite, and you'll find yourself looking at the dessert menu for the most abstract listing- because all of a sudden, you've realised that being adventurous is fun and extremely tasty. I dare you to try the scallops on apple and celeriac puree with Berkshire pork belly ($19.50). I couldn't even wrap my mind around the idea of scallops and pork belly in union, but I'll you this, when I began to eat it, 'understanding' my food went out the window. I just enjoyed it, immensely. For mains, I'd recommend a more classic dish: the eye fillet with sauce Béarnaise, pommes fondant and asparagus ($39.00). It's less about exploring shocking combinations and more about focusing on elegant and rich flavours. For dessert, well, it's hard to choose anything but the creme brulee ($14.00). Just do it, if only for the spoon cracking element. It is pricey, but I'd wager that you wouldn't have had a meal this good in a long, long time. Go on, indulge yourself. Go to Rhubarb Rhubarb and treat yourself to the elegant method and flavours of French cuisine.

Lovely restaurant with delicious French fare, lovely service and a good atmosphere. Entrees, mains…read moreand desserts were all smashing across the table. The goats cheese entree is a must! The only thing I'd say was that I didn't realise it wasn't licensed so it would have been helpful if that was mentioned when booking so I could've bought wine along instead of having to go back to a bottle shop. Overall, a lovely experience and I'll certainly be back for special occasions.

Popular spot! We had a great meal with friends here on an…read moreextremely busy Thursday night. (Wednesday and Thursday nights are BYO nights so perhaps that's why it was so busy.) The food was well cooked and presented, and everyone enjoyed their meals. We did feel that the food seemed overly salty though. Even though it was incredibly busy, the food came out quickly. It's not a place for having a conversation though - it was very noisy!

Historic and as Good as ever. I remember visiting Lefkas…read moreback in the 1990's it was good then and it's still good now. We walked off the street and asked for a table - waited 20 min as no reservation but was definitely worth the wait. We were seated and given menus - service was prompt and efficient- ordered drinks and meal, both delivered in good time. Had halloumi for entree and it was exceptional- this is worth the visit to the restaurant alone. The mains were excellent- the servings are generous making dessert a conquest. Had the souvlaki and pastichio, both were very good. Ended up taking dessert home - rice pudding and baklava- did not last long. They must be doing something right !

So had finished biking around the city on probably one of the hottest days possible (or what felt…read morelike it at least) and had done a solid 4 or 5 miles of bike riding. Before popping into the hotel I was hoping to get my carb overload done right and re-energize from the depleted energy tanks. After a quick search, I found this place and walked over to it and loved it more when I realized it had a low key atmosphere starting from the walk down into the main dining hall. This place is simple, fast, and straightforward with its menu offerings as they offers pastas, pizzas, etc along with a selection of beers/ciders while offering a hipster vibe After perusing, ordered the linguine with meatballs and the parpadelle with ragu. Ordered a few beers as well which were tasty. This place does get busy during lunch time with what seems to be office workers in the CBD and it brought the atmosphere to be lively. The pastas were out in a flash and they do not skimp on portions or protein here. I feel most places in the states only offers 3 meatballs but they went all out and doubled it and the parpadelle was no joke as well. The food here was solid and while the tomato base was a bit strong, the food itself was delish. The pasta was cooked well and basically both plates were completely gone by the end of the meal. This spot is solid and offers exactly what you are looking for in a low key atmosphere just serving up good quick eats.

Great little pizza and past place tucked into the basement of a busy street in Brisbane cbd…read more Took my kids here for a pizza and pasta pig out. The restaurant is not that hard to find just follow the signs from the streets entrance and it's easy. We all needed a hearty meal and what better that pizza and pasta . The meals were a good size and quick to come out. We started with a cheesy garlic bread and a bacon and chorizo pizza to start the ball rolling. They were both good. Next was some pasta. I got fettuccine with amatriciana sauce as I love a good tomato based sauce with a bit of salami and chilli in it to spirit up a little. The pasta was cooke lovely and the sauce was good and satisfied all my cravings. The others had pizza and carbonara. All washed down with a nice bottle of red and it was a very good hearty meal with loads of flavor.

We are here from the US and was looking for a restaurant for breakfast. We were looking for a…read moreplace that was similar to our breakfast restaurants. This was as close to home as we could get! The pancakes were amazing, also the eggs and hash browns. The service was a little slow but well worth the wait! The restaurant was an old church and there was plenty of seating. Highly recommend Pancake Manor! (We liked it so much we went there twice)

She wanted pancakes b4 we grabbed our flight fr BNE-SYD. PM was nearby so we decided to give it a…read morewhirl. I had bacon, hash browns and an egg, while she had an Aussie Sunrise: One egg, bacon & ham, 2 pancakes, banana and pineapple (not pictured). My plate was hearty, and the hash browns were well done the way I like them. Nonetheless, the food tasted just okay. I didn't finish my food. I ate one of her pancakes and it was rubbery. Regarding the ambiance, its whimsical here. I think it used to be a church. Unfortunately, table was pretty sticky. The service was friendly but leisurely. You have to get your own water, the waitress didn't check on us, and you pay up front. All in all, a cheaper experience vs bfast at Felix for Goodness. However, the latter has much better food and service.

A very simple homey dine-in Malaysian place. I was craving a good Hainanese chicken rice for…read moredinner. I was relieved to find Roti place nearby. I was seated at a spacious table and was given a comfortable amount of time to look at the menu. The lightly sweet sauces and hearty flavor are were exactly what I was looking for. Nicely balanced with bean sprouts and a soup. Kumquat lemonade for a refreshing finisher. The hostess and other staff were friendly and I enjoyed dining in on a rainy day.

I ended up having Roti Place when visiting Brisbane, and this was a really nice experience. I found…read morethis place when searching for food around the area - and this place is quite popular. The service here is fast and thankfully after waiting around 15 mins on a Friday night we were seated and ready to eat! The ambiance here is nice for a girls night or to bring the family. For food we ordered: * Salt Egg Yolk Chicken - this is delicious and crispy. The chicken is fried but quite flavorful and juicy * Roti Canai - the roti here is made really fresh and you can see the guy making it in the corner which is nice. This also came with a sauce to dip the bread into * Singaporean chili crab - this was yummy and came with two crabs - they are definitely small so the main meat you will get is in the head portion rather than the claws, but this was pretty good Overall, if you are looking for a unique flavorful experience, this is a good spot for you! The portions are great and the prices are solid - so definitely worth a visit!

This amazing restaurant serves authentic Italian food with engaged service as they love to chat…read more The decor looks fantastic and it inverses you into Italian culture with the paintings, seating and the entire restaurant overall. The food is traditional and amazing everytime.

Nice restaurant on a some what busy but quiet street. This place gets super busy so make sure you…read morehave a booking. We had the mussel napolentana, pizza, calzone and the fettuccine marinara. Food was delicious! We cleared the plates