Place was so fast! i got my food quickly and it was really good. Highly recommend. I would honestly…read morego there everyday. And the prices are really affordable.

The short: Affordable food for the family, with good kids options and huge coffees…read more The long: The whole family went down to the new North Lakes outlet after it was open for a week. I had The Star beef burger. Wife had the trio of sliders. Kids had Pizzas. The beef burger was excellent. Juicy, juicy patty and plenty of bacon. Bun was a little bit over toasted for me, but still edible. The chips that accompanied this dish were crispy and well-seasoned. The wife's sliders suffered from over-toasting as well. She wasn't all that impressed with the sliders, and suggested to me that perhaps Briosh buns would have fared better for these little bites. That aside, the three burgers had quite different tastes to them and were served with crisp, well-seasoned chips. The Kids had BBQ based pizzas: one ham and one chicken. I had to swap some chips out for a few slices of Pizza from my son, who managed to finish up one of these monsters. The chicken pizza was the winner over the ham. And unfortunately the bases were overcooked again. I reckon the grill/toaster was cranked up a bit high the day we visited. I passed on the feedback to the manager, who graciously accepted the feedback. It's early days for this outlet so I'll be back to try some more items out.

Good coffee but I usually get soy milk, and the soy milk iced lattes without fail always have…read moreclumps of soy particles at the bottom of the drink that are disgusting. Kinda hit or miss. Also have gotten rather expensive. My friend that is gluten free had to pay extra for the bread which is understand but kind of annoying, and got a very small meal despite it being over $15. Mine was rather delicious for much cheaper however. Depends on the day for the quality of food I think. Great customer service though.

This cafe is awesome. Highly recommend the waffles they are amazing. The coffee is fantastic and…read morethe food is delicious. Amazing atmosphere and decor, I found the service is fantastic too, the staff are lovely. Not sure what the other reviewer is on about waiting, you just need to be patient like in any store.

Service is great with the staff friendly and accommodating. Ambiance is ok at the time we went but…read morebeing first thing in the morning it's likely to be different. The food is though average along with the coffee. My eggs on toast was exactly that. Two poached eggs with toast with little effort made in presentation or adding a sauce or spices to zhush it up. Partners savoury pancakes where similar but he did comment they were soft and fluffy... If you're after a quick bit to eat and good service then this place would fit the bill.

Big breakfast is great. Coffee is on point. Sunday's are crazy busy but doable just need to be…read morepatient with possible line ups for payment for you order. Other than that top place. Good place to come for an early breakfast eg 7-8am during the week to see the sunrise. French toast is the bomb.

I like this cafe. It's by the owners of Mitchelton favourite Valentina Cafe, and their…read moreColombian-influenced menu carries across to this equally suburban venue. The best seat in the house is perched upon a replica Tolix stool overlooking the canopy of Everton Hills. It's a brilliant spot to stop, sip your coffee, and ready yourself for the day ahead. For a simple but satisfying breakfast, opt for the arepa with scrambeled eggs. It does the trick and won't weigh you down. And Mums. The best news is for you. With welcoming outdoor seating this cafe is prime for Mother's Group catch ups. There's plenty of space to wheel your pram around and kids can play in the play area while you enjoy some adult conversation!

Birds and Bees is our new local cafe which actually serves decent coffee and good food. I say that…read morewith an air of surprise due to my current disappointing experiences with other cafes in the general area. The cafe is located at the back of the IGA complex with a generous outdoor patio area away from the main road. There is a concerted effort by the cafe to green up their area with plants (recently rejuvenated with spring on the way) and it really helps to break up the usual car park feel so many cafes can have in shopping centres. For families with young kids there is a great little section set up with plenty of toys to keep your little ones occupied. Having been here a few times I feel like I can confidently say that the food that we've had has been really good and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it as a great place for breakfast or lunch. There is a slightly Spanish bent to many things but also plenty for those just wanting a snack or something straight forward. I do find the coffee a little inconsistent depending on who is making it, not that it has bad flavor but more that the milk is over heated, perhaps that is just my personal preference though. The service is friendly and prompt regardless of weekday or weekend visits which is important. I just wish they were open on Sunday's and public holidays as we'd probably frequent them more than we do now. All in all this addition to the local cafe scene is a vey welcome one for us in Everton Hills and somewhere I would recommend if you're in the area.

On our way heading north out of Brisbane, my husband and I were searching for a breakfast place -…read morepreferably something other than Macca's which admittedly is better than the McDonald's in America, although still not our first choice. We saw the Ramekins sign from the street and quickly looked it up to find several very favourable reviews. Sold! We ordered at the counter inside (very cute decor) and took our table number outside to sit in the sunshine while we waited. I had: Eggs Benedict with bacon. Served on a thick piece of toasted Turkish bread and drizzled with tangy hollandaise. It was delicious. He had: breakfast burger. I didn't get a chance to try it before it was demolished but the review was definitely positive. After we devoured our savoury breakfasts, sweets were on the brain so we ordered a butterscotch muffin. You have a choice of butter or cream - we chose cream. Our muffin arrived piping hot with a miniature mug of heavy whipped cream on the side. It was absolutely sinful. Ramekins Cafe is definitely a must-try if in the area!

Ramekins is the definition of the triple threat in cafe's - food, price, and service!…read more Every time I come here the food is outstanding. It is fresh, plentiful, and always leaves me satisfied. The menu is likewise large, there is always something else to try, I don't feel constricted to get the same thing every visit like a lot of places with that 'One hit wonder'. It's got something everyone is looking for from the health freaks, calorie conscious eaters, to the protein lovers who enjoy a heaping meat and eggs for breakfast.. or lunch! The price is more than reasonable for the amount and quality that is placed in front of you, and not only is it a pleasure to consume the food, the atmosphere created by the upbeat, friendly staff (even at 7am) makes a trip to Ramekins even better. This locally eatery cannot be passed up and I recommend every local try it, if you haven't already.

Yet again I have punished myself by going (reluctantly) to this cafe. The poor arrangement of the…read morekitchen and service counter is just annoying. Having to stand and order as servers push through is bad enough, but repeating the exercise to pay for your meal is just plain excruciating. As always the meal was late (we did get three coffees we didn't order) and the quality indifferent. The amount of Tables packed in plus the poor parking is a reminder not to go back. When it did arrive the meal was indifferent. The Farmers plate was reminiscent of the drought - sparse and dry. As usual I suspect the coffee was produced on full cream milk after specifically requesting lactose free, I'll find out shortly as my request is not a trend thing it's a real allergy. In conclusion, although I live less then 300m away, I'd rather move than go back. Ps. Get some serving staff other than the 457 or backpack workers.

Great food, great service and a handy location…read more Fuel and Co are a good Café near Nundah Primary School which serves good coffee and quality meals. One of my favourites if the tradie breakfast which is a Coffee and Bacon/Eggs Roll for $11. it will keep you from being hungry for a while. Definitely worth a visit and there is already a loyal following for this place.

I went for breakfast and the food was good, the coffee was great and the staff were friendly…read more The cafe is good for small and large groups, with seating both inside and outside. I really want to go back and try the lunch menu (I've got my eye on the Bahn Mi) as well as some of the sweet treats at the counter.

Nice quiet location with pleasant decor, with an ok food/menu selection. Venue appears to be…read morereasonably clean. Breakfast options seem a little limited with regards to traditional fare, with this cafe instead trying to explore more of a vego/funky(?) offering. Interested in bacon or ham on anything for breakfast? It'll cost extra! They offer an Eggs Benedict which has no ham(!?) With regards to service, staff are friendly and polite but not especially responsive. Service is barely adequate, and certainly not good or fast. 45 minute wait on a second coffee, after having asked two floor staff for the already ordered and paid for coffee. When it did finally arrive, it was especially bitter and the milk was burnt. But they get points for 'trying' as they upgraded the coffee to an 'extra large' - but undrinkable coffee is still undrinkable coffee, regardless of size! Given that it was not especially busy on the mid week, mid morning visit, this was all a bit disappointing for my first visit. Previous reviews seem to offer a different experience to that which I had so maybe there's been a change of ownership/management? Regardless, there are better options for my $$ - I won't be rushing back anytime soon.