I come to this shopping centre just for the food here, seriously. Nice people and fresh food. I…read morelove their home style jaffles , not made in a sandwich machine but in an iron. Traditional fillings like curried mince, savoury mince and Ham Cheese and Tomato. Full carvery with sandwiches and roasts. But the best is their sausages in onion gravy. yum.Healthy eating made fresh and a good price.

A staple of the suburban foodcourt is the carvery. Where you can get roast meat sangas, meals and…read morethe like. This is Chermside's no frills carvery, and what can I say? I keep coming back. My favourite is the $10 lunch deal. Roast sandwich, chips and a can of drink. Make sure you get the pork and ask for the crackly!

If you're anything like me and you enjoy a good gravy, then Sandwich Bar in ther Chermside Food…read moreCourt is a good place to stop in for lunch. For $9.95 you can get a roast meat sandwich with chips and gravy and a can of drink. The staff here are friendly and chatty, they never skimp on the meat for your sandwich and give a good amount of gravy on the chips, too. Gosh, I love roast pork.

I'm so used to paying stupid prices for sandwiches while out it was a shock to see the prices at…read moreToday's Coffee and Salad Bar. Salad sandwiches for under $5?? Egg and lettuce for under $4?? Oh my god someone has had a giant dose of the reasonables and I'm bloody happy about it. The sandwiches are all made fresh for you so you get to select what you want, and the kiosk itself is spic and span. I also noticed that they had delicious looking quiche cut into man sized wedges for $7.90, with salad added for $1. I think I'm in love.

Came past on a whim for a late Breakfast. So very glad I did!…read moreService was friendly, the coffee is good and the Vegetarian breakfast was delightfully filling and varied. They make their own hash browns, which are kind of like a little potato burger patty in appearance and are very nice. A lovely option of all day breakfast

I'm ready to admit that I didn't think you'd be able to find a cafe this worth a visit in Wavell…read moreHeights. Yep, my cafe snobbery was well and truly in action but here, in this Yelp review, I'm reminding myself one should never judge a book by it's cover. Cafe Noma is another in a series of suburban gems gracing Brisbane's outer 'hoods and making a name for itself among locals. I've been a few times now and there's sure to be a few more - if only to try the kefir soaked oats. They're pouring Merlo coffee and have a menu chockers with standard cafe eats and many with a (on trend) healthy twist. The long blacks I've ordered have always been on-point (or fleek as the kids are saying these days) and it's been a space to sit and enjoy the moment rather than rush.

This is your pretty standard food court carvery. You can get sangas, burgers, chips, roasts, etc…read more Look, they're not going to win any awards for the food, but the ladies are quick to serve you, and the food is hot, hearty and filling. I actually prefer this sort of place to somewhere fancy. It's cheap, simple, and you know what you're in for. Their breakfast is great value. Bacon, egg, sausage, tomato, toast and a coffee or tea for $7.90.

Avoid this and Betty's Brew unless you like your food burnt and rude service. When you complain…read moreit's an imposition. Cost of burnt sandwich $11 and total for 2 coffees served in takeaway cups for seated area and sandwich $25

It's a kiosk shop in the car park of Carseldine central. The coffees are good but the jaffles were…read moreso disappointing. I had a New York deli jaffle which was essentially a Reuben. You expect a jaffle and a Reuben to be thick with meat and oozing with sauce and cheese... it had one slice of meat! I felt ripped off, I should have made one at home. But remember, the coffee is good!

The Baker's club is situated near the DFO at the Brisbane Airport. It serves pretty quality bakery…read moregoods and sandwiches for the workers around this part of Eagle Farm. As far as eateries go, I don't really go out of my way to go there, as it's not really a quick to get to place. However, when shopping at DFO I make an effort to go over and grab a sandwich or pie. The coffee they make is a passable and during the weekend it's pretty quiet, probably because not many people know about it. Perhaps if you're doing a morning grocery at the Woolworths there, it's an ok place to grab a cuppa pre or post shop.

Excellent coffee - the best place to get takeaway coffee in the Chermside area in my opinion - but…read morethe atmosphere is completely absent. It has all the charm of a cafeteria, but it's certainly the go-to place for takeaway.

I went to do the grocery shopping at the hypermarket and was really hungry so I grabbed a roast…read morepork sandwich to take home. It's a food court sandwich with pretty ordinary service. I did get offered white bread but I asked if they had brown... the pork was ok, a bit dry but the gravy helped that. The crackling I got was the crappy underdone chewy bit which is a shame as it's usually the best bit. The server didn't know how to smile.

We tried the Big Breakfast. The fried eggs were nice & runny the way we like them and the bacon was…read morecrispy but a bit salty. The white toast was soaked with butter which was disappointing. The chips were ok but a bit soggy. The Big Breakfast comes with tea, coffee or juice.