So far I have been stuck on their Lindt hot chocolate and not tasted anything else. It's a winner…read more A great little spot near the Apple store where u can get wifi and enjoy what this little cafe has to offer.

Absolutely delicious coffee, great atmosphere here, would highly recommend that anyone stops by…read morehere and grab a coffee and a cake. You will not regret it if you don't mind the feel of a little oasis in the middle of a large shopping centre the laughter and conversation from the people beside you, or the ability to watching old couples doing their shopping.

Lovely cafe. Lovely coffee but specialising in beautiful sourdough breads and meals…read more Would highly recommend

Set in the Maitland Gaol, when you first arrive unsure what to expect. But after walking in and…read morereceiving a fantastic welcome you realise what you have stumbled across. The smells of freshly baked bread, good coffee and great customer service make this place a recommended stop for a refresh.

When the sign out the front of a cafe claims it's primary selling point is "Clean Bathrooms for…read moreDiners", you know in a small country town's main drag, this is the place to be. Of course the bustling cafe full of people also made this point clear. We stopped at Chillbillies for lunch and quickly gravitated towards the counter to order. We'd not seen the menu, so probably appeared to be rabbits in headlights to the girl behind the counter. We opted for simple wraps - a ham and salad for myself, the caesar chicken for him and drinks from the fridge. We sat at our table to wait for our wraps to be delivered. They were still in their plastic wrap. For $7 each I guess I was expecting something a little more, shall I say, robust. There wasn't much to write home about on these uneventful salad wraps - simple but effective perhaps? By the number of people coming in as we are lunch it's easy to tell this spot is prime for locals and passers through. It's also the best out of the bunch from what I could gather of our choices along Dugong's Main Street. So while it might not be what we're used to in the "Big Smoke", it's decent for a country lunch and a better option for us than the menu the pub down the road was offering.

Nice little cozy place. Great service but the food was okay. Ordered a latte and a slice of raisin…read moreTurkish toast for $4 and $3. Coffee was average :( they do coffee in two sizes both $4 but the regular is still 2 shots, which wasn't my preference. Really good ambience and I love the atmosphere tho!

A great place for coffee, sitting in a garden centre surrounded by plants. The young lady making…read morethe coffee knows her stuff, it was perfect strength and temperature. They only have a small menu but everything looks good and tasty. Definitely worth a return visit.

This cafe is so cute! I ordered a cold brew with oat milk and a ham and cheese toastie. Both were…read moredelicious. The cold brew came in a can which I wasn't expecting since usually cold brew in on tap in the united states, however it was from a local brewery in central coast, NSW and it was quite good. There is also free wifi and large tables to sit at which is good for getting some work done. The main downside is that it can get quite noisy and there are a lot of kids running around. It's also located inside of a church which is also pretty cool.

the food and coffee was very good, a little pricy but i think it was worth it. the cafe itself is…read morevery cute and lots of things to look at. the baristas were very nice and ready to help. the store part was probably a bit too expensive for me, but everything was very cute and trendy

Great food, great service, beautiful location!…read more Definitely recommend for a peaceful meal!

Last minute gathering of family and a nearby lunch spot needed. Luckily, my mother in law had this…read moresuggestion ready and up her sleeve for such an occasion. Through picturesque Australian bush and coastal breezes, we arrived at Lakehouse Cafe for lunch. I'll be upfront: I wasn't expecting much. We noticed that most venues in the area have a weekend surcharge and Lakehouse is no different. It did cost us $2 more per person to eat here on a Saturday. Did it bother us, no? Would it bother others? I'm sure it might and hence I'm telling you about it now. There weren't many staff on duty and we were some of the last of the lunch crowd to arrive. They easily accommodated our table of 6 and we were happily sat in the corner overlooking the river. While we waited for lunch we waxed lyrical about how the space could be converted into a beautiful weekender. Their menu is part bistro / part cafe. I opted for the grilled barramundi with an Italian tomato sauce and roast kipfler potatoes. With two gluten intolerant diners, this dish was our salvation from an afternoon of regret and pain. I also took a breath expecting regret upon ordering a flat white here but surprisingly it was quite a satisfying cup of coffee. Less foam than others but this was actually perfect for me. A definite winning selection amongst our group and a venue I'd gladly return to for a casual, slow-paced and indulgent holiday meal.