We visited on a Friday morning, before the rush, and were quickly seated in the courtyard out back…read more The back area has a relaxed and peaceful vibe. Our group included myself, hubby and our 3 year old daughter. The atmosphere was inviting, warm and very family friendly. The service was fast and welcoming. Though dining as a family it was an environment equally suited to a brunch with the girls, date or casual business meeting. The menu is full of your usual brunch items with creative and delicious twists. Their take on chicken and waffles was AMAZING. Every element perfectly complimented each other. The waffle was dense but filling and tasty, the coleslaw light and fresh and the popcorn chicken seasoned and cooked to perfection. A+ in terms of originality and deliciousness. My husband went with the B Man's Brekkie - think upmarket big brekkie but with a wonderful kick it flavour. Highlight of the plate was the corn fritter - if hungry this plate is for you but if not the fritters alone with sate your hunger. If you're a coffee snob you won't be disappointed. Our cappuccinos were faultless. I also loved the Vietnamese cold brew - it gave me a nice taste of nostalgia. Perfect for those missing shores abroad. Overall a tasty and fun meal served in a casual and friendly environment. I'd recommend Mr Benedict to any and all.

It would have been 5 stars but they forgot about our drinks twice…read more Quite a big place. I sat out in the courtyard which is pleasant enough with fans to circulate the air. The coffee was excellent as was the eggs Benedict. The menu has a lot of choices and i would definitely go back.

We just stopped here for coffee on New Years Day. Great coffee and affogato, however the service…read morestaff while nice enough seem inexperienced with few clues about what is required to service customers, ie slow for everything. Happy to give them the benefit of the doubt that maybe their normal crew are on holidays. Although curiously the large flat white came in a takeaway cup for no apparent reason. Take away thoughts, yes they were open on New Years Day, yes the coffee was good. Happy to give it another try at another time.

I had no idea you could make salmon taste like that. Sort of rubbery, with overtones of leather and…read morecanned tuna. And the addition of orange slices, pesto, and overdone asparagus is the sort of combination the mad old lady on Vicar of Dibley would consider inspired. Well, I tried it. I gave it a good chance, and, no, it was truly awful. My companion had arancini. I tasted one (she had two and refused to eat more) and it was as dry and bland as an accountant's sex life, This place is new. Very new. The two star rating reflects the fact that they are only just finding their feet, but if they don't lift their game - and drastically - this could be their epitaph and their first review, all rolled into one. Give them a chance. Just one.

Just a quick stop here to have a coffee and snack while filling in an hour. Have been here before…read moreand the coffee good and this is the first time I've had food but from the look of the other patrons food they are good quality meals. We just had a chicken and avocado toasted sanga and it was quite nice and just hit the spot to tide us over till lunch. The place was packed as you would expect of a good cafe on a Sunday morning. The service was a little slow but I'm not surprised as there was quite a few people in the cafe and outside seating. But still happy with the service and time it took to get our coffee and food. Great little cafe I will be back.

Cute spot and set up and friendly service Food is just ok…read moreand some were not enjoyable at all. Tried the gnocchi which was good, the cauliflower and cous cous salad was very bland. Not sure if I would come back again as didn't really enjoy the meals I had here. Perhaps others are more lucky and I do hope to see some improvement to their menu.

When something like a local bakery can turn itself into a successful franchise in two other…read morelocations, it's a sure sign that a place like the Beechworth Bakery is more of an institution than a business. Everyone working appears happy as they frantically serve the countless customers that can be seen to be regulars in a Saturday morning. Offering a wonderful selection of baked goods - savory and sweet and loaves and more - every occasion can be met by the abilities of the bakery folk. We chose to sit up stairs to view the morning street from the balcony. The food orders come with those crazy flashing timers that beep and flash when your food is ready, making it feel a little like a pub or a bistro. The Turkish bread masterpiece we got warned were delightful and the coffee, albeit taking its time in being made, was the perfect breakfast kind.

To be brutally honest the pastries here were not as good as I was led to believe. The pie and…read moresausage roll fillings were very lack lustre and the pastry had a generic mouth feel. In contrast, the service was extremely friendly and welcoming, although I would not recommended popping in unless you are starving. Food 3/10 service 8/10 decor 4/10

Great coffees, feed and helpful staff, favorite early morning spot in Albury. Toasties !!!read more

Great coffee, excellent food, fantastic staff! A high end…read more"Melbourne standard" cafe in Albury, I would recommend to all....the grilled halloumi and dukkah eggs will not disappoint and be sure to enquire about the masala chai tea!

Great coffee!!! Kids…read morehad hot chocolate, delicious! Husband had the lamb wrap, which was also delicious. Recommend this place, coffee was amazing!!

These guys love their beans and take great pride in serving up your hit with maximum efficiency…read more My biggest fear about going away for the weekend is the withdrawal headaches that I always get when I leave the relative safety of home cafes and coffee machines. Well first thing I spot when I drive into town was Blynzz, a family coffee roasting business that pump out a pretty mean long black. They offer up two single origin choices for your long/short/macchiatos, on my visit they were from Kenya and Peru. There's also a blend for your milk based coffees. There is a breakfast and treat menu for those that would like some food with their hit, but I didn't try this so can't comment. You can pick up a bag of their beans or some monsieur truffle chocolate which looks divine and totally indulgent. An air conditioned oasis in the heart of gold country. Sometimes leaving the city isn't a bad thing.

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.

This is another one of those awesome pubs that happens to have great service. Actually, this was…read morethe pub where I discovered that you can get craft beers on Albury, and that some of the pubs have some pretty great selections as well. It turns out that this is definitely one of those pubs. Okay, it did close a little early, but that was probably because there was a public holiday the next day. However, the staff were pretty awesome, and the beer selection was fantastic.

I like the choice of seating, there is open, 'outdoors' covered area & indoors both with regular…read morecafe tables & chairs, plus indoors there are tables with bench seats- booth style (my favourite) The food is tasty and a satisfying to overfilling portion is served (for a small older woman!) It's our go-to venue for Sunday lunch catch ups