Gorgeous cafe This is a lovely cafe with gorgeous indoor and…read moreoutdoor seating. It's a great spot to have coffee and cake or lunch. Nicey but pricey though!!

Hunter & Scout have really great food. Down to earth, farm to table, simple no BS type of food. I…read morelove how both the inside and outside areas of the restaurant have a totally different vibe from each other . I've eaten outside twice and even just sitting in the area eating the food takes me away like I'm on holiday. You're surrounded by greenery and ugh the decor is very LA/Balinese vibes - it's really pretty. They make great drinks both smoothies& mocktails at breakfast time ;). They offer breakfast, lunch, and dinner, & coffee and cakes from Jocelyn's Provisions ! Biggest yass ever because JP cakes are so yum. Table service and wait staff are good - they do get very busy though especially on weekends I have noticed. I have never noticed irritability or rudeness at all, despite how busy they get the staff always appear professional and calm. It is more $$ but the food and drinks is 5/5 quality. Street Parking is available both on the main road and just in the side streets - it's a short walk to score free parking. I already know this is one of my go to places for brunch with my friends if I feel like having a fancy brunch ohohoho!

What a find! Cannot believe it has taken so long to find…read moreit. This place is great - it has changed hands since the last review and some changes made, still praiseworthy. The family love this place including our dog. It is on Ekibin Road - there is parking out front but best to use s side street. Walk up - do the COVID check in - find a table inside or out in the backyard garden ( our preference as we take the dog) There is a dog playground at the back next to the table - most dog friendly cafe I have seen. But let's get down to what's important- coffee & food - both good. The long blacks more than passed muster and given an excellent score by the other half. The capppuccino on almond always hits the spot. Coffee is excellent. Food is also excellent - the snag varieties vary day to day so check for favorites. Good selection of vegan and GF options. Top marks!

Bare Bones coffee, 63 degree eggs and 3 types of hashbrowns made to order, what's not to like?!…read more Snag & Brown has filled the gap that Azafran left in our hearts and neighbourhood. Adding another gem to Annerley/Moorooka/Tarragindi surburban cafe landscape this place is well on it's way to becoming a brunch/breakfast favourite. We visited Subsay morning 10ish - while we had no reservation (and it happened to be Father's Day - oops) we were still seated & served quickly. Menu features many bfast faves with some twists thrown in such Banana Bread French Toast the husband ordered along with specials like the Moroccan eggs that I had. Many gluten free & vege friendly options available. Carnivores fear not maple bacon & homemade sausage varieties abound. Coffee orders were taken promptly and delivered swiftly. Bare Bones coffee FTW. We didn't try the juices or smoothie options but they did sound good. Service was great considering the business of the day. My hashbrown side order did get slightly forgotten at first - which I'm attributing to simple new staff error - but soon appeared once brought to their attention. They are open for lunch & dinners (not totally sure which mights) and wine list we are keen to go back and try that out soon.

I've made a few trips to Penny, some just for coffee (takeaway and sit down) and a few with food…read more Across the board, Penny is outstanding in terms of Brisbane's cafe scene. The baristas are exceptionally skilled, and there is a selection of roasts to choose from. While I normally like my coffee black, something that isn't too hard to make, I've had a few flat whites from Penny which have been excellent. A friend of mine asked if they're able to pull a piccolo using soy milk, without the milk splitting. Despite indicating that the barista don't need to try if they haven't made one before, they produced one (after two failed attempts) by slowly adjusting the extraction to the point where they could add a shot to soy milk without producing soy cheese. Doing this despite explicitly not needing to is the sort of above and beyond that earns long-term customers. The food is similarly stellar. The avo on sourdough may at first blush seem like a pricier version of what everyone else is doing. The flavours in Penny's version are, however, inventive and balanced to a point I haven't had elsewhere. There's a nice balance between the feta, dukkah and pomegranate where you can taste all of them without one overpowering the other. The vegetabowl is similarly great. There's just enough of each ingredient that you can taste them, without the dish being overpowered by one note. Penny's interior makes maximal use of the space. There are comfortably sized tables out front and inside, and some bar seating by the espresso machine. The best seats in the house, though, are out back, and include a few longer tables. The staff at Penny are attentive, friendly and great at pulling a coffee and making food.

What a gem! Penny is the best cafe in the area by far. It is rare to find a cafe that provides an…read moreexcellent choice of coffee (try the home brew) and delicious breakfast. The staff is friendly

This little backstreet business was gaining traction for their breakfast platter, and now I…read moredefinitely know why! With paying only $15 per person you can get a platter for two or three. This platter includes egg, bacon, salmon, tomatoes, sourdough toast, beetroot dip, halloumi, and a serving of yoghurt and granola. It really doesn't get any better than that! Oh wait it does. The service was friendly, the wait was nothing to complain about, and the set up they have is gorgeous. It was worth my 40 minute drive there!

Eclectic decor, friendly and quick service. I loved the coffee and the gluten free options. My…read moreboyfriend loved the hearty portion sizes. We will be back :)

Cutest little cafe on the corner of my street. I love sitting outside and the people there are so…read morefriendly.

Pretty Good! Dropped in for a catch up with family (group of 5) not a problem - quickly seated with…read morea smile. Ordered coffee - also quickly served, water glasses and jug on the table. Very relaxed and it was easy to talk. Coffee good. Went for lite meal - smashed avo was spot on. The desserts / cakes are plentiful and variety is broad - tried the dragonfruit cake which was good but not extra so. Really nice.

Have now been here twice and on both occasions the quality of service and food has been excellent…read more Two sample points might not be a trend but it gives me the confidence to come back again ... and again, and again. Thanks!

3/3/2013 - "Smile"…read more On a rainy and gloomy day, sometimes that feeling of cosiness (and laziness) requires the injection of a good old meat pie. For no other reason than to feel even more cosier and lazier. Stopping by in our old neighbourhood we decided to grab a quick bite at Yeronga Bakery and Cafe. The Bakery and Cafe has a wide selection of sweet and savoury, from pastries, to cakes, sandwiches, toasties, to sausage rolls and of course meat pies as well as coffee. There were no other customers, and to be blunt, service was very poor. The youngish woman who served us took ages to acknowledge our presence, and when she did; no smiles, and everything seemed like it was a huge favour. Like simply answering our query about what meat pies they had. Whether people realise it or not, as humans, we communicate largely non-verbally and so your mannerisms, your actions, your attitude, those micro-expressions, all convey a message. In this instance, it was "can't-you-see-i'm-over-it-and-i-just-want-to-go-home-please-go-away". Maybe it was getting towards closing time and we were infringing on her weekend plans? Who knows? We're just customers who happened by, lookin' for a good old meat pie. Still, I wanted to try their pies as their slogan is "Best Pies in Town". We ordered the Beef and Mushroom Pie, and the Beef, Bacon and Cheese Pie. We were going to sit in and make use of the tables & chairs outside, perhaps provide a ray of beauty and sunshine in this miserable weather but the cold reception left us feeling a little "off". We did enjoy the meat pie, as it warmed our bellies and hearts, hitting the proverbial sweet spot. As for "best pies in town"? Well, maybe. It depends on your definition of "Town". Best pies in Yeronga perhaps. Unfortunately, the same can't be said for their service, but hopefully, when the sun comes out, it'll be smiles, friendliness and happiness all around.

The bakery items are so delicious! And service was good... Not enough pastry selections when I was…read morethere (early afternoon) so that's why it's not 5 stars. I also was served by a brunette and she was delightful!

Coffee from Evo has to be some of the best in Brisbane. Just a hole-in-the-wall in a humble row of…read moreshops in Yeronga, Evo doesn't need to rely on having a trendy, grungy fit-out or an inner city location; they know coffee and they do it well. Using organic beans, owner, Steve, loves his coffee and prides Evo on producing a perfect one every time. Because of this, he is personally acquainted with nearly all his customers. The atmosphere there is like what you'd expect from a small town cafe--there's a strong sense of community and the happiness of his staff lays testament to the kind of establishment Steve runs. Steve keeps a limited range of home-made sweets in store, like muffins and biscuits, but the real focus here is on coffee, not food. If you live in the area, go and get your caffeine hit from Evo--it won't disappoint!

They've got nice coffee, and salty or sweet treats, this…read moreseems to be the place where locals come to meet. The avo toast is perfect for a morning snack, and the iced coffee goes right down the hatch! They've got sandwiches and wraps, cold sodas in the fridge- something fresh for everyone, the adults and the kids. No Wifi and only a little A/C (so not the place to work). But the staff seem quite friendly: an added perk.

Lovely environment, very busy which is a good sign. Coffee was lovely and made to my…read morespecifications. Food was lovely. I had the polish pancakes and they were light but dense. Not too oily which was good. Too windy. I'll never understand why Australians open up every door and window and bring the weather inside. I was rainy and windy and every window was open. I love a cozy place and this wasn't it. I was battered with wind. Otherwise nice.

Great food and service was faultless, very pleasant would highly recommend…read more They fitted us in on a busy Saturday morning.

Hidden Gem How did I not find this place earlier?…read moreOnce you find it you'll remember the charm. This is a gorgeous vintage feel cafe that has ample seating and space. There is on street parking. It's opposite a cute little kids playground. Walk up and either put in the order or find a table - there is table service - quick, friendly and efficient. The menu has some old favs like crumpets with passion fruit butter and the usual eggs and toast - both are great. Breakfast Burger is a very tasty meal. The coffee is good. This place is now one of my favorites - love the general store charm. Ohh! It's also dog friendly ( sitting outside) - they serve a puppycino - paw stamp of approval from outer chocolate lab.

I came here for brunch with some old university friends on a Sunday. It was super packed so I was…read morehappy my friend managed to snag a reservation. We were seated in the back where I got a clear view of the entire restaurant. The place is buzzing! We started off with some coffee, because that's what you do when in Australia. The coffee culture is HUGE here. After everyone arrived, we got down to business. We ordered: Crispy Corn Fritters: absolutely delicious! Crispy corn fritters soft on the inside are served with perfectly scrambled eggs. Not on the menu Breakfast Sandwich: this was for the kids who couldn't find anything on the menu they liked. Essentially a bacon and egg sandwich (on a burger bun). Smoked Pork Hock Hash: my least favorite dish is smoked pork hock potato cake dotted with green harissa, avocado, kefir tahini, and finished with two poached eggs. It wasn't bad, just kinda boring when compared to the rest of the stuff. Eggs Bender: Billykart's version of eggs Benedict. Two poached eggs and a respectable Hollandaise sauce paired with house smoked Ora King salmon, and a side of sauteed mustard greens. No traditional English muffin here, instead a thick slice of rustic sourdough bread substitutes. Aussie Asian Eggs: my favorite dish. Also, possibly the most creative. A cake of fried noodles is topped with grilled prawns and bacon plus two deep fried eggs over the top. Food is good, really good. If you're in the area, definitely stop by.