So there I was in Wagga Wagga for the first time and about to head back to Sydney (a good 5 hr…read moredrive!) The family needed a pick me up and we stumbled into this neat place! I love the decor - lounges make the place look real modern, they have a nice bar set up and some good seating (though the chairs are strips of metal melded together and my mum nearly cut her thigh whilst sitting there). I want you to know that I only had coffee here so I cannot judge their food (which looked pretty good by the way). It was "okay coffee", it wasn't bad but it wasn't amazing. The staff however are very nice and down to earth, which I love. It's like a place where you would come for dinner but maybe not coffee.

Not a bad BLT, pretty good chips on the side too. Short black had a good crema and depth of…read moreflavour. No complaints from my son about his steak sandwich either. Ok it was 2.30pm, a late lunch, but in my humble opinion it is incredibly rude for the staff to start putting the stools on top of the tables whilst there are still nearly two dozen customers still eating in the restaurant. While I'm in the mood, the silly saucers with the coffee cups annoy me as well.

I've been here a couple of times for brunch in the last 2 weeks and both times were excellent. Once…read morewas on a Friday and the other on a Saturday. Even though both times were very busy, there was always a clean table available without waiting, service at the counter was fast, and food and coffee came out without much of a wait at all. I was really impressed considering how slow their other cafe is in South City. We ate and had coffee both times and the flavour was great and the size of meal was fairly priced. The only very minor negatives are that its position in the main street and at the front of the Marketplace can sometimes make parking difficult unless you want to park in the Marketplace carpark, which isn't all that convenient if you're just there for The Coffee Club. On both occasions we got a park on the street without a hassle so it wasn't a negative for me but may be for others or in the future. The other thing is that when they're busy, it's very noisy due to the acoustics in there with everyone talking. Again, that's very minor but it did affect how long I wanted to stay after we'd finished our meal. Overall a great experience both times and I'll continue to go back there for brunch in future.

Excellent coffee, that's what I'm here for…read more Thankfully the days when going out to the country meant saying goodbye to drinkable coffee are gone as this place proves. House roasted beans and well made brews.

Opening hours are great (December) helpful staff. No hot chilli or Tobasco sauce available. The…read morecoffee is moderate to mild/strong with a smooth taste. The prices are high $15.30 for 3 eggs poached on 1 slice of toast with coffee. The meals are presented similar to a high end restaurant, everything piled on top of each item with a garnish. Just bring your own hot sauce if you like that. Breakfast eggs are just boring otherwise.

Not fancy, but a good old fashioned cafe with realistic prices for the food. Very sparsely…read morefurnished inside. Thick vinyl tablecloths. The food we had was basic but well cooked. The owners are friendly enough, but the man seems to be more so than the woman. No cards accepted! Cash only.

Looks really cool and old timey on the outside, but it's a totally run down looking joint on the…read moreinside. That didn't stop me from giving it a try. And I have to say, the fish and chips lunch combo for $9 was huge. The fish was really good and the chips were done just right. All in all, a great spot for a quick lunch if you're in Wagga Wagga and in a hurry. Just don't be looking for anything fancy or any decor from earlier than the late 70's....

A wide range of fantastic breads and pastries! This isn't a French style bakery - it IS a French…read morebakery. Owned and operated by French-born and trained baker everything is authentic and the highest quality. The baguettes are fantastic but the croissants are amazing and mind blowingly good. This is the best bakery in Wagga and one of its best kept secrets. The only complaint is that there is only a limited amount of stock baked - so you have to be early sometimes, particularly on Saturdays.

Bernard really knows his craft. Fine baking at it's French best. Staff are efficient and friendly…read moreand equally dedicated to quality.

We had breakfast here on Sunday morning before heading home after visiting friends, the food coffee…read morewas sensational and the food was delicious. Huge servings and cooked just the way we asked for. Hubby had the big breakfast and it was indeed big, 2 eggs, sausages, bacon, mushrooms, tomatoes, baked beans & toast the best bit was he asked for the bacon to be crispy and it was perfectly cooked to his taste. I had the veggie breakfast, 2 eggs, mushrooms, avocado, spinach, baked beans & GF toast. It was delicious and I couldn't finish it all. Situated in the main street this cafe has a selection of both indoor and outdoor seating and friendly efficient staff. I would highly recommend this cafe to everyone stopping in Wagga or locals who have yet to try it, we will be go straight here next time we are in Wagga.

Used to be a friendly place to eat and drink. The foods were mostly homemade but what wasn't…read morehomemade, was usually purchased from a small, local supplier. Sadly it is now closed permanently

Light meal was fresh and delightful, a bit of a wait on the day due to only one person working…read morethere at the time. Counter looks like the original bar from the Broadway Hotel in which the cafe is situated. The Hotel is now a museum.

Best food and coffee in Wagga! Lovely customer service and if you are just in the area visiting I'd…read morehighly recommend checking this place out! 5/5

This is a wonderful place with great service and almost perfect coffee. I did not give it five…read morestars because after being open for so long they still do not offer skim milk. I find this strange as you can get almond, lactose free and soy milk from even the smallest cafes around. I would make this my go to place if only it had what I need. I hope it changes as it is a lovely place.