Fabulous lunch stop We really loved the pies - they had a…read morehome-made feel about them with delicious fillings and just the right amount of pastry. We tried the black forest cake slice and cherry strudel for dessert - the sour cherries were perfect. Ron and Helga roast the coffee themselves and it was terrific. This is a great option for lunch in Umina Beach!

Great stop in Umina Beach. Pasteries, pies, and coffee were all very good…read more Limited seating inside, but there are some tables outside. Lots of friendly locals to chat with as well. This place was very busy, but seemed very efficient.

Staff are great and really friendly. The coffee is extremely well done. The ambience is nice and…read moreyou can sit inside or outside. The Mediterranean melt is delicious. It is at the top of the menu and I have not made it past that point each time I have ordered food.

The best coffee in Umina! The food here is sensational both for the all day breakfast or for lunch…read moreand the fresh squeezed juices and fruit frappés are delicious. The service is friendly and efficient we love this cafe.

Umina Beach is not necessarily known for great culinary adventures, and Mum's definitely isn't a…read morefancy place. But if you're looking for fast, fresh, and reasonable, it fits the bill. First off, the menu has EVERYTHING: fish, schwarma, kabob, sandwiches, burgers, etc. you won't lack for options. We had the family feast, which had fried fish and chips. Fish was fresh, battering was light and not greasy or oily. It was about $30 and definitely fed 4 people. Decor is nothing to speak of, but the food hits the spot.

Superfriendly service. Pretty good deals for takeaway. We got a load of fish and chips for the…read morethree of us. The family was working the back and cooked it all up fresh. Fish was moist, delicate, and tasty. You have to buy the tomato sauce (ketchup) and tartar sauce if you want any. Otherwise it's pretty good and prompt service.

They have stopped serving Turkish food at night but I still managed to score a Turkish coffee at…read morelunchtime. Haven't tried their breakfast or lunch menus yet but that is only a matter of time

I have eaten here mainly for Breakfast ad the odd lunch and always love it…read more Their Coffee is great and always well made and love the Baked Eggs with Turkish Sausage. Yesterday was my first Take Away experience and it was busy. Well lets just say the speed and service is what I was used to when I worked in Sydney, but much better than what is usually the case at Central Coast Cafes. Well done 304 its no wonder why you are always busy and it is hard to get a seat. Great Service, Great Food and Great Coffee. Its seems like an easy thing to get right but most don't so congrats again!!

This is s really nice place for breakfast and probably lunch after looking at the menu. Whilst the…read morevista does not include the water down the road the little house is cosy and comfortable. Fully air conditioned there are fans also to keep the air circulating. There are papers and magazines plus a lounge. As for the food...no complaints there. We had eggs Benedict and an omelette Both excellent

Went with my wife we loved the food and I would recommend it to everyone that is visiting or local…read morename has changed too hideaway cafe might be new ownership

A good place to stop by when you're nearby. I believe the salads and light foods are their best…read moredishes here, with careful preparation and a vast amount of food. E.g. this cuscus salad is lightly cumin-spiced with plentiful sprinklings of roasted pine nuts, cranberries, feta, etc. ; On top of the toast, there's probably a whole small avocado coming alongside a droplet of egg. Pretty good for the price

I definitely came off the worse meal here. My partner had an amazing Thai beef salad and I was…read morestuck ordering a really lousy burger. Dry and badly put together - honestly, how do you mess up a burger? Having said that, staff were nice and reasonably attentive, there were papers to read and tea was OK. I think next time I'd go for the wagyu burger as it comes on a brioche and looks a lot more moist than then the burger I had. Honestly, who puts whole pickles into a burger - they go on the side guys.