Place was nice and a little rustic. My usual order would be an iced latte with almond milk. Though…read morethey didn't have almond milk the lovely lady at the counter recommended the coconut milk, which was specially made for coffees. The guy waiting in line behind us commented, "I've had it before at this place, it's actually rather nice." So I ordered the iced coconut milk latte. Took about 25 minutes to arrive, *which is something to consider* but there's some tables outside next to large rocks and rustic light bulbs strung above them, which we proceeded to sit at. The coffee was was alright, the espresso was strong and rich, which was great, and the coconut milk was quite creamy and milky but it was ok. It wasn't exactly a favourite, I guess it wasn't my cuppa tea, or in this case, coffee. My father thought the Soy Flat White was quote "began as it meant to go on, and it delivered. 4.5 stars, because I do not believe in the platonic idea of the perfect cup of coffee," end quote. Service: nice but SLOW 6/10. Coffee: for me 8/10, my Dad 9.5/10. - Lily Frost, 12. Friday, 19 Jan, 2018.

Casual, friendly atmosphere in this small town on the way to Dorrigo. Good-looking food and tasty…read moredrinks. You should definitely stop by on the way up to Dorrigo National Park.

3.4 Lunch stop…read moretoday. This is a semi cute cafe in lovely Bellingen. After a quick look at the menu we esch quickly opted for the trout poke bowl which sounded lovely. We kept to our choice when we were told the trout was off and it was smoked salmon only instead. Locally smoked we were told with origin otherwise unknown. Salmon's ok by me. The bowl was good and was well composed. It looked attractive on arrival and certainly tasted good. A combination of very well cooked brown rice, crispy beans, kimchi, carrot, ginger, lettuce, cucumber, avocado and sprouts, the flavours were a winner for me. Everything worked well together in this dish. My only issue was the size of the dish. It's too small in my view and needs to be increased by a third to count as a proper serve. We were a little unlucky today. There was construction work underway next door. Workers. Circulars saws. Banging. The whole bit. Canvas up to screen the work. It happens. We didn't let it concern us too much. the outdoor area of the cafe was fine despite the distraction. Service was nice throughout. Quite a good place overall. I'd happily return.

Very laid-back atmosphere in a cozy little town. Friendly service. Good food. Awesome drinks.read more

There were a couple of cafes down this end of Coffs Harbour where I could grab a bit of breakfast…read moreand it turned out that I randomly picked this one. In a way, it was a little convenient, which was a good thing, but nothing really all that outstanding. They did do a decent eggs benedict so I have to give them credit for that, though the tea did happen to be a little strong. Still, it was nice and relaxing, so I'll give it that as well, and the staff were also rather nice.

Good coffee! Excellent big brekky, good portion. Awesome poached egg. Kids meal also excellent…read moreserving size. Will come back for sure!

The dish was nicely prepared and the chicken was juicy. We also had coffee drinks that were…read moreexcellent. The staff was friendly and the cook even came to our table to describe the spices used for the meal. Prices were reasonable.

This was a last minute decision to stop for breakfast rather than just a take away coffee. Sure…read moreglad I did as the service was fantastic. The food was delicious and very filling. The coffee was spot on. Definitely a place to stop again.

This pub was actually pretty cool. In fact it was one of the better pubs in Coffs Harbour. Maybe it…read morehad something to do with the beers on tap, but then again nice beers on tap is always going to grab my attention. Actually, come to think of it, maybe it was the really cool beer garden, and the pool tables out the back. That is also going to grab my attention, and grab my attention big time. Yeah, I liked this place.

Classic pub food done well. My partner said his chicken schnitzel was one of the better ones he has…read morehad. My Cajun shoestring calamari was well done too. The crumb coating was deliciously crispy but needed more Cajun. The mango aioli sounded nicely tropical and an interesting twist but it too was lacking that different flavour. The dining area is the nicest I've seen in a pub. The wall length seating, paintings and accessories give it a modern beach styling. I also love places where you can squeeze your BBQ or tomato sauce into a little cup just for you. I'm not one for sharing! The pub was dead though. My partner and I were the only ones eating at 1:30pm on a Saturday which I don't think is late and lunch didn't close until 2:30pm. On the plus side we got our meals 10 minutes tops after ordering.

Worth checking out in Dorrigo…read more The cafe has a cute feel about it with nice decor and airy spaces with large windows that open up to a quiet rural street. The coffee is ok and the food was your standard gourmet Aussie breakfast fare. Smashed avo and dukkah eggs and the halloumi stack were eaten and enjoyed. We would return.

Great coffee. Not much vegetarian on the menu .. all day breakfast though! Thinking of sautéed…read moremushrooms .. Nice little place with good service

Been CLOSED for over a couple of years. You are wasting your time trying to get a coffee (or…read moreanything else). Has not come back since COVID

A bit hidden, but not, upstairs right in the middle of town. Good variety of food on the menu…read more Today I'll be tucking into what looks a yummy veggie burger. Casual place, reasonably quiet, good food & drink (Im on Kale, parsley & apple juice)