An interesting little spot serving delicious guilty pleasures, it's a mix between fish & chip shop…read moreand a small burger joint... Well worth a try! Highly recommend the sweet potato fries. I had a burger and the fries during my visit and boy it was filling! Doesn't look like much from the outside but it's a perfect naughty food fix.

From the owner: We specialise in gourmet burgers, yiros,gourmet hotdogs and chicken burgersread more

This is my local for hot chips and I must say that when we indulge in such a thing we like to get…read morethem from here. Fat Chicken is in the Dernancourt Shopping Centre right next door to the new Ned's and parking is usually not a problem. The chips are perfectly cooked without being greasy and no problem with asking for extra chicken salt. As there is always a wait around dinner time I now ring first and the go collect my bag.

This local chicken shop is about what you expect from most local chicken shops, you have the usual…read moreoptions of chicken and chips (in various sizes), burgers, Yiros, AB's and much more. Staff are good and there are some good value combo options for chicken meals, burgers, etc. along with drinks for takeaway for around the $12 mark so quite good.

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.

This place has deteriorated seriously since it opened. I think there are new owners because what…read morewas once a well priced friendly neighborhood cafe has turned sour. They now gouge you if you want to substitute one thing for another, eg a pizza topping - so swapping mushrooms for onion costs $2. When asked about it, I was given a diatribe about how hard it is with customers wanting to change things all the time - well that is what hospitality is about. This strikes me as plain greed. I don't plan to return until they sort this out.

Upon walking in and seeing the menu, I was surprised at all the options. I was just expecting a…read morelittle place for a coffee and cake after taking a walk in the park, but this is not all they offer. I ordered a Mango Chicken Burger, and as it was mothers day, my mum ordered a risotto. The flavour of the burger was amazing, with the mango, avocado and the aioli, but the chips tasted like they were sitting around for a while. The risotto was not creamy like a risotto but had a "incredible taste". The building is in need of a renovation, but otherwise it is an amazing location. You might want to make a booking though, as it gets quite busy

A new cafe in an old corner grocery store has breathed life back into a sad little shop…read more We went there for a Friday morning coffee (opens at 830) and 3 hours later we were still there after our 2nd cups/pots of tea that pour seemingly endless cups (ok..maybe 3). It's advertised as a cooking school, cafe and "stuff" venue, and is starting slowly with openings just Mon - Friday until 4pm, but they have events coming up, and have various cooking opportunites, including classes for kids - so keep up to date on https://www.facebook.com/FiveLittleFigs. The breakfasts that were served looked generous and delicious, and they have gluten, wheat and vegan food on offer and it looks fresh and sumptuous...next time! They cater to children, so if you're worried about young people playing (and crying) - don't come! I see this as a refuge for parents who want to meet their friends while their kids can draw on the chalk board or have something to eat at their own table. Support a new local, or pop out of your way for a quirky, delicious cafe.

I love it here! From the moment we walked in, to when we left, we were made to feel so welcome…read more The owner, Michelle, had placed a reserved sign on a table, however pointed out to us all the available options so we could choose where we wanted to sit. She greeted us personally and gave us a warm welcome. I love the menus! What a novel idea to have them made out of little children's books. Read a little story while waiting - why not? Or just dwell in the reverie that such an item evokes. The atmosphere is fun and friendly with quirky and lovely decor that has been well described in other reviews. Suffice it to say that there is much to look at, enjoy and also purchase. The food was delicious! I love an all day breakfast option and am particularly impressed with the varied bread and non-bread options. e.g. I had a breakfast dish, called 'smashed' which was served on sweetcorn fitters. Delicious non-bread accompaniment to eggs and salmon. My dining companions ordered the pumpkin burger and apparently that was scrumptious. Really healthy too. It looked amazing. Michelle's attention to detail, atmosphere, quality and presentation of food and ability to create warm feelings and fun, make this a great place to come (they also have cooking classes for children and various other activities you can keep abreast of on Facebook).

I ordered a spinach and cheese scroll (like a pasty) along with a brownie. While both items were…read moreokay, they didn't particularly stand out, especially considering the total came to $16. For that price, I was expecting something a bit more memorable. I think there's room for improvement, particularly in terms of value, as I've had more satisfying meals elsewhere for a similar cost.

As the years have slowly drifted by I have found that my tastes have changed. Once apon a time I…read morewas mad keen on the Hungers Bacon Double Cheese Burger Deluxe, at another point it was the Pizza Sub for you know where. Over the last 6 or 7 years I have completely gone off of fast food. Sure I occasionally have a burger or a sub if I need something fix and the options are scarce, but otherwise I seem to have 'gulp' matured! One food type that has remained a constant, and I am sure will never be out of my diet is the humble pie and sausage roll with sauce! Sometimes having just one of these can take you to your warm and fuzzy place, and all of the worries of the world fade away....or some sappy crap like that! Walkleys Barkey is one of the good ones. Living relatively close by this is my local bakery and I often pop around for a quick fix when I am itching for a ride on the pastry train. They also have a nice selection of cakes and doughie goodness that will help your belly jiggle when you laugh or even help you along the way to a decent 'Truffle Shuffle'!

I debated extensively about whether to grant one or two stars to this place, ultimately feeling…read moregenerous and deciding on the latter. My sister and her partner went here for dinner to use up a Groupon voucher that was pending expiration. I thought I'd use the opportunity to get them to bring me back a take home meal that I could smash down in the comfort of my own home - the salmon and asparagus salad. After waiting a few patient hours for their return, I was utterly disappointed with the 'meal' they brought back. To call it a salad would be like calling a packet of flour a cake. The 'salad' was composed of a few pieces of lettuce, a few strips of capsicum, two sprigs of asparagus, a few olives (which I had to pay extra for), and maybe three miniscule pieces of what I think was salmon. 22 bucks for what could, at best, be described a side salad. Insane! My sister reported that her schnitzel was drenched in oil, the pasta was as plain as the 90 mile straight and the 'garlic bread' was no more than cheap buttered sliced bread. It's safe to say I won't be heading back anytime soon...or ever... assuming this place is still around if our experience is any indication of the quality. Next time I think I'll just opt for a subway salad.

Nice meals. Choice of what meat and crumbs your schnitzel has. Choice if you have it on a salad or…read morewith chips. Not expensive.

I went with my daughter. She had a plain chicken schnitzel while I had a plain n simple pork…read moreschnitzel wrap. The prices are good. 7.20 for the two pieces of chicken schnitzel. Nice crunch. My pork schnitzel was delicious. All freshly made. You can't really get pork schnitzel at the pub. My schnitzel wrap was ten bucks. Food is cheaper than the rest of Tea Tree plaza restaurants. Food arrived just over 5 mins later. Being new the decor is nice. Better value than Maccas. There are booth seats too. This place specialises in schnitzels. Chicken, beef and pork options.

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.