It's now called Frankie's. Coffee is good, chairs uncomfortable and the environment noisy and cold…read more It has a toilet which is rare for Warragul cafés.

I guess the main reason I came to this cafe was because I like the name. Then again, I tend to pick…read morecafes based on the name anyway, especially since there are so many of them. Well, it certainly did live up to my expectations, especially with the nice deck out the front. They also had a decent brunch selection, and their meal was actually quite nice. Oh, and they did a pretty nice pot of tea as well, which is what I tend to have when having brunch. Lovely place.

Great place for a family or friends to hang around and enjoy a nice day with a good coffeeread more

Great food at a reasonable price, just unfortunately, had a bad experience with staff the few times…read morewe've been. Very rude and unprofessional. Very unfortunate.

This cafe is one of the best ones out there! They've got delicious food, and amazing drinks! The…read morestaff are very friendly and always make sure to fulfill my request for a hot drink to be not too hot. This cafe really lives up to its name as it truly does "turn back time" when you get some food and drink there. Highly recommend!

Holy moly I love this cafè so so so much!!!! Friendly staff and awesome food. So happyread more

This place wasn't too bad, though I'd have to admit that it is basically a shopping centre cafe…read more The reason being is that it is located right next to the town's supermarket. In fact it happens to be in the same building. However, as I mentioned, it wasn't too bad, but it certainly wasn't all that fancy. They did make a nice pot of tea, which I certainly did appreaciate, and the service wasn't too bad either. However, I did feel that the place was a little bit bland, though that is probably sitting with the fact that it is located in a small shopping centre.

This was actually a rather lovely little cafe that I wondered past, though I had already planned to…read morego and grab a coffee from here anyway, but ended up staying for some breakfast. I guess you could describe it as one of those country cafes, though many of them have started to take upon the style of the inner city cafes - or is it the other way around - it is difficult to tell at times. Anyway, the coffee turned out to be pretty good, and the service was quite pleasant as well. Yeah, it was certainly a nice place to grab a coffee.

Oh what a find! The place is rustic, charmg and cozy. The…read morestaff were warm and friendly. We enjoyed everything we got - scones, latte, mix vegetable curry with apple chutney and yogurt, trout stack, and the apple orange pineapple juice. Lunch is served at 1130.

Amazing service and food we are regulars. Love this place. The Nachos are killer mind you the rest…read moreof the menu is great too

It's a bit pricy, $5aud for a flat white (a large, so not crazy), but it's good coffee along the…read moreroad where there doesn't seem to be much, it's not a long detour, and there are very pleasant seating area inside and out. They have baked good that look quite live. They also have some wares to buy, probably gift items. It's attached to the general store, but a separate business with separate entrance and facilities. The flat white was surprisingly good. The staff was very friendly, providing information about the area and even showing pictures. There's plenty of parking. There's a very small playground across the street, so it could be a good road trip stop to et some food, take a rest, hang out in the playground which is easily visible from the indoor seating and the outdoor enclosed patio, as well as from a stone bench out in front of the cafe. It's right by the highway so it's loud, but you're not trying to sleep here.

Really nice staff and good food! I love coming here with friends or just by myself. It's chill and…read morea nice spot to get work done, I've never had a problem here

My grandmother and I ate lunch here a few days ago. We were looking for a cafe to eat at and…read moredecided to try Spiders Cafe after seeing a number of other people eating there. It felt like many other cafes in country towns: it was staffed by friendly people; the lunch menu featured items such as sandwiches, burgers, and baked potatoes; and there were a number of "homey" cakes and pastries for sale. The Italian focaccia that I ate was okay but certainly not exciting. It contained salami, sun-dried tomato, capsicum, onion, cheese, and mushroom. Improvements I'd suggest include the use of a quality focaccia, quality salami, fresh olives (they tasted canned), caramelised instead of raw onion, and fried/sautéed instead of raw mushrooms. Although I've given it a poor rating, the food satisfied my appetite and mostly met my expectations. Unfortunately I can't rate it higher when I compare it to the restaurants I'd choose to eat at in Melbourne and abroad.