The service was quite good but $70 for 2 coffees & 2 large but very average tasting burgers was…read moresuch a shock!! We ate inside, upstairs where there were overhead fans but no aircon & no fresh air, so it was quite warm. There are plenty of other reasonably priced establishments nearby with better tasting food. We will never return!!

This is a nice cafe in Seven Hills. It is located in a small shopping area so you'll definitely…read morehave to go out of your way to come here, unless you live in the neighbourhood. I had one of their omelettes and it was good. The service was pleasant and nothing bad in particular jumped out to me. I'm easy to please so there you go. Can't go wrong with checking this place out for breakfast.

I'm a regular visitor to the Corner Cafe, and it's our venue of choice for after-gym breakfast…read moreget-togethers. That part of Indro is spoilt for choice of eateries, so the fact that it's our favourite says something very positive. It's a CAFE, not a fine dining experience. I've never been blown away by a cafe, and don't expect to be. I give it a 5 because the food is really very good and the choice much wider than I would normally expect of a small eatery. The coffee is excellent! It's a family-run business and unexpected high numbers of clients or the illness of a staff member can sometimes make service slow. Not the place for someone in a hurry, I guess. There are two local McDonalds if you need express service...

Anywhere that serves me my Chai Latte in a massive sized mug accompanied with my steak sandwich is…read moreokay with me. What makes them okay is the taste. Most places who have the gimmicky large size, really water down their coffees and dull down the taste of the cakes. Not this place. For that I will be thankful. It was open after a movie one afternoon and the husband was a really friendly guy, cafe wasn't very busy and he was really happy to chat... usually I don't mind people who chat because all I want to do is drink my coffee and eat my meal, but he was a cool guy so I accepted his challenge of having 2 big coffees. I love love loved the sandwich, done to perfection, so that is why I will be back and recommending it to my friends.

Must be doing something right. The Rare Pear has been…read morearound for a while and I have gone by it many times - anyway it was Sunday lunch time and we thought let's give it a go. Not regretting the choice- walked up, greeted by waitress and seated, given menus. Given a moment to order drinks. Order taken and then back for the food order. Coffee was better than expected , not great but above the average. Food - smashed avo & sweet potato chips and other half having bacon and egg on Turkish bread. Pretty happy.

Read the reviews and thought we would give this place a try for Sunday morning breakfast, found…read morethis place online on yelp in our never ending hunt for the perfect breakfast place. Was surprised to find semi packed restaurant with empty tables for reservations on a busy sunday morning. Coffee was great and fast. Food was fantastic but served cold which indicates pre preparation, but the yummy food more than made up for this miscalculation. The eating area is good, they have done the best with what they have, but there was blazing sun and a glorious view of Logan road.

These guys are great is all i can say. The other poor reviews given, i highly doubt they were even…read moreat the same place. I get food or coffee from here almost every weekend and they unlike other places consistently put out awesome coffee and great food. I don't normally review unless its because the place is bad but these guys are well over due for a 5 star rating from me. On the very very odd occasion i have been disappointed but i have the cafe to replace or fix anything i wasn't happy with. All i can say is if you love your coffee as much as i do these guys are worth stopping past for. Also, they have outdoor or in doors which i really love having a choice of. Thanks again for putting out top coffee and amazing food!

Caffe Primavera is another of those quality suburban cafes that are starting to pop up around…read moreBrisbane. I've been visiting for over a year now and have enjoyed it every time, their friendly service and delicious food making it impossible to not return. The menu is quite similar to most modern cafes, offering a range of sandwiches/burgers/wraps, as well as pizzas, pastas and salads. I recommend the Smoked Salmon pizza, an alternate take on the gourmet pizza, or the fried calamari, some of the freshest I have tasted in Brisbane. Prices range from $15-$25 for a main meal. The coffee has always been good. As experienced coffee drinkers understand, it's always handy knowing where you can find a good coffee. The baristas at Caffe Primavera certainly make a great coffee, using Merlo as their supplier. Always a good temperature, and never burnt; exactly what you want out of a coffee.

There are pros and cons to this little nook…read more In the plus column... They serve Campos coffee (one of the only ones who do in this area), have a decent menu, are reasonably priced and have a cute decor. However in the minus column... Service leaves a bit to be desired. Staff can get a bit scattered when things are busy. I stopped in for a caffiene hit and while my coffee was done quickly enough they forgot all about the donut I'd ordered - and when I asked for it the barista kinda shrugged me off. I did eventually get it of course (when a lady whom I assume was a manger or owner noticed me standing about) and it was really tasty Maybe the dine in experience is better but maybe don't be in a hurry.

I'm staying in the South Bank area for nearly a week and I've come here twice for breakfast…read morealready. And I might go once more. The decor is warm and inviting, with a variety of indoor and outdoor seating, a couple of cushy armchairs, some bench seating at the front window. I've had the muesli twice and it was great both times. The yogurt and fruit compote nicely compliment the oats, dried fruits and grains. The flat whites have been good and the large size are served in cute mugs. My husband has gotten the eggs, bacon and toast twice and both times it was good. We've had a variety of servers, with differing degrees of helpfulness. Our first visit the server was a bit indifferent, but not slow or inattentive. The second visit, the server went out of her way to help us make a table big enough for our large party, a highchair, stroller, etc. So, while I wouldn't say to necessarily come here because of the service, I wouldn't say it's a reason to look elsewhere, particuarly when you can get these amazing Italian doughnuts hot out of the over. I had mine with a salted caramel sauce and I literally just kept eating the sauce with a sppon when I was done dipping the doughnut. The sauce is insanely good. The doughnuts don't really *need* a sauce, but my goodness, I could still keep going on and on about that sauce.

Sustainably sourced food is always a good thing and I have found that at one of my new favourites…read morespot. I popped in here for a coffee and a quick breakfast and ended staying for another coffee, tea and lunch. Crumpets are the breakfast of champions so that's what I went with. The three of them were served with honeycomb butter. Yep, you read that right. All for a cool $7. I mean, come on guys. You're just too good to me. For lunch I had a spinach slice with a fresh potato and cabbage salad for a cool $13.50. I was bloody impressed. I was full, the staff were great, helpful and knowledgeable and no one seemed to mind that I was there for four or so hours. The decor was also impressive. Insanely high ceilings and lots of wood created the welcoming but expansive space. I have yet to explore upstairs, but the canteen style table that I sat at was perfect. Next time I'm back, I'll be trying the gnocchi and the kombucha on tap. And I will of course be back.

Plenty looks hipster but doesn't act or taste hipster. It's genuinely innovative, genuinely tasty,…read moreand genuinely cool food. With an ever changing menu, I'd be hesitant to talk about specific dishes, but I will say that in general they do eggs and they do 'em good! The dishes are large and satisfying, without leaving you needing a nap. I haven't come across a dud in the ingredients list, and the service is very friendly. In fact,the awesome guy at the register graciously went on a kitchen hunt to track down the type and provider of a specific cheese I fell in love with in my dish that day (scamorza from NSW). Also, El hub was thoroughly impressed and gives Plenty five stars and two enthusiastic thumbs up! I'm looking forward to upgrading this review to five stars myself, but wanna give Plenty a couple more shots before doing so. They are totally on the right track! As suspected, today I upgrade Plenty to a five star joint. Just as an update to my earlier review, our office held a lunch at plenty this afternoon. We sat at the large table in the back and much to everyone's delight, the chef personally gave us a sampling of the delicious hazelnut and chocolate brownie after he saw me not so subtly eyeing up the newly baked goods. It's little touches like this that really separate plenty's service from other establishments.

Not just good but EXCELLENT in capitals. Great coffee and the usual menu is outstanding - GF, vegan…read moreoptions abound. With COVID 19 social distancing they have had to make changes and it is takeaways only - normal hours and menu changed. Sad!!! The walk to the Cafe and via park across road is simple - so getting a coffee is still very worth it. It's a great cafe - everything is still good just restricted under social distancing. See special times and menu

After an early morning Monday visit to Jacaranda Coffee Lane, I decided to hop on over to Scout,…read moreanother very highly rated breakfast spot in town, for a point of comparison. While Scout was good, it didn't quite compare with Jacaranda. Star 1: How were the service and atmosphere? Even early on a Monday morning Scout was packed, and as I waited maybe fifteen minutes for a table I couldn't help but just be almost overcome with jealousy at the fact that it's so commonplace for so many Aussies to have the ability to just take a leisurely Monday morning breakfast. Anyway, I digress - I was promptly seated after a short wait and from there everyone was wonderful. The food did take a hot minute or fifteen to come out, but it was clear that's because my breakfast sandwich was made to order. Star. Star 2: How were the portions relative to the cost? $15.00 AUD got me a pretty good sized Brekky Bagel, and while it was pretty basic, this was still good value. Star. Stars 3 and 4: How was the food? This was a good, although as I mentioned relatively basic breakfast bagel sandwich. I wished that the bagel itself had been toasted, and while from there the ingredients were good, the whole thing was just a bit more basic than I had thought it would be. Single Star. Star 5: Would you be excited to go back? I didn't for a second dislike my trip to Scout, but there are simply so many great breakfast spots in Brissy that I can't get as excited about Scout as I can for others. No Star.

Java is a funky little café perched in a prime location to greet weary shoppers when they need a…read moregood feed and a strong, smooth cup of coffee. At least, that's how I found them. Breakfast is offered all day with a great range of cooked brekkie through to muesli, and their sandwiches are exceptional. A regular sandwich costs around $13 but they are ample and they are filling. The chicken in particular was very tender and very satisfying! Oh, and did I mention the coffee? I ordered a flat white which, some places I find like to water down a bit. Not only was my flat white strong and smooth, but it also smelt amazing and was just what I needed after some exhausting shopping. I went with two friends and we found it to be charming and a very relaxed atmosphere. The walls feature posters for gigs and events around Brisbane and add a bit of an indie vibe to the place. They're fairly busy but the staff were friendly and helpful. They also have high chairs for little kiddies if you want to bring them along.

If I am going to meet up with a friend for breakfast or lunch in Paddington, I will usually suggest…read morewe meet up at 'Java Lounge'. The bright interior decorations, food, location and service are all 5-star worthy here. I generally like to come here for a late breakfast/ brunch or after a shopping session at the Antique centre. Even when they are very busy, the service is generally quite speedy. I will usually order a milkshake here because I just love they way they make them here! I don't know what it is they put in them (maybe it is the ice cream) that makes them so Tasty but I can't get enough of them. There will usually be a "Breakfast Special" available which will set you back roughly $10, not bad value if you ask me. The breakfast meals are really well cooked and are pretty generous serves. Overall, I have been very pleased with my experience at Java lounge. It always offer good breakfast food, milkshakes, service and has a great vibe to it.