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.

There seems to be a few back street cafes in town, which is pretty cool because they tend to have a…read moremuch better atmosphere than the main street cafes, even if the cafe doesn't happen to be a chain, as most of them happen to be. I simply came here for a quick bite to eat before heading off to church for the Easter morning service, so I simply grabbed a bacon and egg roll, which wasn't bad at all, as well as a coffee, which I ended up taking away namely because we didn't have too much time to hang around. Yeah, I liked this place.

Excellent coffee, very busy coffee shop, a good sign. Stopped here both days in this area haven't…read moreeaten here but food looks good and the coffee is strong enough and smooth tasting. Definitely recommend.

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.

This was quite small, and pretty packed as well, though that might be because it was Good Friday…read moremorning, and possibly everybody was coming here after church (possibly, I don't know). Actually, we came here after church, to grab a tea, namely because the church we went to didn't seem to have morning tea, but then I didn't hang around to find out. As for the cafe, well, it seemed okay, though it wasn't all that fancy, but then again cafes on the main street don't tend to be all that fancy. The tea was nice though.

Stopped by on a ride for a morning coffee. I like the footpath-service window style. The coffee and…read morepeanut butter ball were very nice. Stopped back again to buy a chicken Caesar salad takeaway for dinner at work (& another coffee). Oder prepared quickly and the service was done with a smile. Very pleasant staff. Was very pleased with the meal, service

This seems to be one of those places that is a cafe during the day and a bar at night, though they…read moredo happen to be separated by a wall. It wasn't bad actually, though the style of coffee wasn't exactly he style that I liked. However, for a cafe on the main street it did have its own style and charm, and the service was pretty good as well.

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....

This seems to be another cafe that was converted from a shop that I really don't know what it was…read more However, it had an old rustic charm, and while not in the middle of the residential area, it wasn't on the main street either. Mind you, when I came here it was packed, but it was a Saturday morning, and similar cafes in Melbourne also get packed at that time. It was okay, and the service was passable as well.

Okay, this happens to be a main street cafe, so it doesn't have the charm of one of those back…read morestreet cafes, but it also wasn't as packed as some of those back street cafes, which I suspect is because they happen to have somewhat more character, but are also somewhat smaller. Yeah, it was good, and they have a decent options on the menu. I had a benedict while my brother had pancakes, which turned out to be dutch style pancakes, which was interesting. Yeah, it wasn't bad.