This cafe does a roaring trade, especially on the weekends, where all sorts of people take…read moreadvantage of the spacious dining areas both inside and out. On this occasion, we chose breakfast inside and popped the toddler into a high chair before serving her a babycino which she refused to acknowledge apart from playing with the marshmallow. Mum had poached eggs on toast and I went for eggs Benedict. Both were done nicely if not a tiny bit expensively. Still off coffee so my latte went half undrunk which was a shame. I would like to try dinner here at some stage and report on the full meal offerings.

Cafe Verde is one of my favourite cafes, right around the corner…read more -customer service -food -drinks -outside -inside -vibes

I'd been looking around for somewhere nice to have dinner in the Northeast and saw a few good…read morereviews of the Topiary, so I brought the family and Mum out for a Mother's Day treat and to try out the Chefs Tasting Menu. The Topiary is located Newman's Nursery, and is a picturesque setting from what we could see in the dark. Keep an eye out while driving down Northeast Road at night so that you don't miss the driveway as the lighting on that road is pretty dim. Once inside, there is ample parking, and you'll likely be greeted on the way up to the restaurant by a friendly, vocal cat that hangs around. We enjoyed an excellent six course meal, each meal being made from locally sourced or foraged ingredients and paired with a different wine. One of the standouts for me was the sou-vide egg with pork belly and forest mushrooms. At the end, the chef introduced himself and talked about the final dessert item, garnishing it with a sprinkle of carrot seeds from the garden. It was a nice touch, and we were all very appreciative of the hard work and attention to detail that went into the food. This was a really good night! The food was excellent and the staff were welcoming and attentive, but not needy. The building has a real rustic charm to it, and my only regret was that we couldn't go out to see the outdoors as it was dark and freezing. I'm looking forward to coming here for breakfast or lunch some time and see the place during daylight hours.

Hugely disappointed when Topiary refused to refund a $40 Booking fee my daughter paid well in…read moreadvance to secure a table for Mothers Day. She gave 5 days notice to cancel breakfast due circumstances out of her control. Topiary would not have been out of pocket, being a special occasion this table would've been snapped up. We have supported this Topiary for many years and always enjoyed meeting family and friends for special occasions. It does make me think twice whether to return anytime soon Karen J

Staff are wonderful, polite and accommodating. The atmosphere was also lovely. However the food was…read morelacklustre and the serving was rather small for $27. Pasta was well overcooked and would fall apart on the fork, sauce and sides had no seasoning at all. Others at the same table also complained as well. I'd go back for the hospitality but not the food.

Was having a great night until I went out to my car to get something. On returning I was not…read moreallowed back in unless I allowed them to scan my ID!!! This is an act of tyranny, it's unlawful and totally against the privacy act!! I will not be returning and suggest all boycott this venue until they remove this from their policy!!!!

42nd Street is located across from the Post Office inside Tea Tree Plaza Shopping Centre. I…read moreknow... mall cafe. But if you can stand eating inside a place, which is inside another place (double indoors) this here cafe is a good choice. It's a nostalgic diner type... they put an orange slice on your side salad for goodness sake! There's a younger staff, and you can't help thinking 'this would be a fun place to work as a teenager.' They're dressed tidily in collared white shirts and do a fine job. Which is unexpected... under most circumstances teenagers + Westfield TTP go together like BP and water (from the perspective of a person outside of that age bracket). Have you been late night shopping at the Plaza..? The menu is caulk full of crowd pleasers: sandwiches, burgers, all day breakfasts, etc. There's a whole section dedicated to 'Pavers' (open face melted cheese sandwiches). I ordered a Gourmet Paver. It was fantastic. All veg, with sun-dried tomatoes, pumpkin, avocado... and toasted beautifully. 42nd street came recommended to me by some Myer staff who've been going for yonks. They said it's recently changed ownership. Living up to its expectations (charming service and wholesome food) it doesn't seem like much else has changed. Solid meal option if you're in the area.

My mum is pretty keen on this place and has been going there for years for a breakfast/lunch or…read morejust a coffee when she is in TTP. I had to buy some new work pants and asked if she would like to come to Westfield with me. She said that we could get dinner at 42nd street. I thought it was in the way to TTP but to my surprise it was a mall cafe. There's nothing wrong with his place, but there's also nothing great about it either. The decor is fairly hospital cafeteria or roadhouse looking and I couldn't find anything interesting on the menu. No liquor license either (maybe because it's in a mall?). I had a chicken parmigiana and the chicken was well cooked, but the sauce reminded me of parmies I have made when there's almost nothing left in the house... Sweat off some onions, add can of chopped tomatoes and whack it on the schnitzel with some cheddar cheese. At least when I make it at home I try to spice it up a bit with some garlic, oregano, basil or even some chili in the sauce. Also, the parmigiana was quite small and the chips that came with it were nothing special at all. Below pub standard. The salad on the side was your typical pub salad. The kind most people skip as it's an afterthought. Look, this place is probably good for their all day brekkie and wraps for lunch, and I understand that when you have 60+ items on your menu it must be a bit difficult, so I'm giving them 3 stars. I'm wondering if maybe I'm becoming a bit of a food snob, or maybe I'm just used to visiting businesses that have to try harder because they are competing with other great businesses nearby. Do cafes like this even need to exist? Are they relevant in the postmodern gourmet low food-mile burger, and organic toasted sourdough sandwich world of 2015 and beyond? I don't think so; but in saying that, I might be back for a wrap or a coffee at some point in the future when I venture up to TTP for my 3 yearly trip there.

This has been the first time I've come here since the renovation, but it definitely won't be the…read morelast time I go here. The staff are attentive and friendly, the restaurant was super clean and has such a warm environment. I started my meal with a caramel milkshake, which was definitely the best I've had of this flavour! The fettuccine with creamy mushroom sauce came with a bonus personal garlic bread, which was fantastic and buttery, and the fettuccine was prepared to perfection. The only thing I won't do next time is order a second caramel shake; I felt sick for a while from overeating. (Not their fault at all, I'm taking full responsibility here.)

I've seen the other reviews have been really quite bad but for a first time diner at this…read moreparticular Primos I'm not dissatisfied. This occasion was before going to a movie at Tea Tree Plaza so we wanted something quick and easy. And on top of that this Primo did movie and meal deal. We all had a chicken schnitzel. It was good. It wasn't amazing, but it was satisfactory for an in and out soft of meal. In my opinion if that's what you're after in this area, this place is probably the place to go with a menu boasting with a range of different western and Italian dishes at budget prices. I think the one downfall is that the place was already quite busy and fall this evening so we seated outside on a dirty table that was not cleared for a short while with waitresses constantly missing the table to be cleared. Never mind. I would honestly come back here again if I was after a quick meal before a movie upstairs at the Hoyts cinemas ... As well as to grab myself a movie and meal deal.

This is a lovely family-friendly cafe hidden away in the Redwood Park Shopping Centre…read more The cafe is airy and spacious with seating options including standard table and chairs, couches and outdoor settings with plenty of room for prams and high chairs, as well as a large gated play area with a blackboard, adding to the family-friendliness. This place is popular with mothers groups and the like, so if kids really aren't your thing, you've been warned. The menu is smallish but supplemented with lovely cakes and scones and a range of T2 teas, milkshakes and Coffee Barun-ground coffee. On the weekends, an all-you-can-eat buffet breakfast is available for $14.90 for adults, $7.00 for kids and the little ones under 5 eat/smash into their highchair free. Unfortunately, our own little precious was particularly out-of-sorts the day we tried it so necessitated implementing the "eating in shifts" procedure most parents have down pat. It's owned and run by a community (church) group but there is so little religious messaging that I didn't even realise until I'd been there about four or five times so that's not an issue.

I'd give it no stars if possible. 9 times out of 10, this store gets the orders wrong. The customer…read moreservice is terrible most of the time. There's always far too many staff members around the drive-thru window when you're picking up your order, and they're usually messing around. Several times when I've called to make a complaint, the "manager" isn't available, so I leave my number, and never get a response.

Consistently experienced bad service at this Maccas. They…read morerefuse mugs for your dine-in coffee. Eggshells in breakfast and burnt egg and patty Today was the last day that I'll be supporting them

Family lunch on a Sunday - not very busy- food arrived quite quickly however the meat in the…read moreburgers was lukewarm at best and one person took theirs back as it was completely cold. A serve of potato chips was delivered- however the person had ordered sweet potato chips- so the waitress took the meal back and returned shortly with the sweet potato chips instead - and then asked for $2 as the sweet potato chips are dearer than ordinary chips- are you serious!!! Unless this establishment lifts its service and quality of food, then they will definitely lose out to all the new restaurants at TTP

Awesome food. The burgers tasted great and we're cooked to perfection. Had a slight issue with one…read moreof our meals, brought it to the attention of staff and they replaced it straight away and even gave us a complimentary drink. The manager came out to check and he apologised, discovered it was my sons birthday and offered a complimentary dessert as well. Very unexpected and went above and beyond. Atmosphere is warm and rustic. An outdoor veranda eating area which is heated and comfortable.

Bryces Bakery, located in the food court of the Golden Grove Village, isn't too bad. I haven't…read morebought any bread etc from there, but it still looks fresh, and there were a few people there buying loafs. I had a quick stop buy to grab a quick bite to eat, which was a sausage roll. It wasn't the best. But I admit, I have weird high expectations when it comes to sausage rolls - and barely anyone fulfils them... Anyway, the staff were really nice and they had a good range of breads and pastries, so it wasn't bad at all, I just think there are better bakeries out there.

Ordered the Mocha 10 inch sq, which was dark choc sponge with chocolate mousse and coffee mousse…read morecovered with ganache and rosettes, not too rich, all of my guests complimented on it, I had 15 cake choices at Bryces, like Mortal sin, lemon heaven, white choc and baileys, black forest, rocky road. So hard to choose, service was great, easy to order. Mortal sin is rich dark chocolate cake, choc shards around the edge with white and dark pieces on top with a cookie.