Stopped in Albury on my way from Sydney to Melbourne. I ordered a large flat white to go ($4.80)…read more Lovely staff and great tasting coffee. Big selection too

we arrived in Albury just after 2 pm on 29 December. We tried 5 cafes that had closed down for the…read moreday. this unassuming place had extended its hours to accommodate traveller. we both had arancini, which were excellent, made on site. the service was cheerful, prompt and efficient

We have three young kids...we dont get out much. However, when we do the decision as to which cafe…read moreto choose causes much discussion. This said, it was with much regret that I chose Brick Lane. I will admit that there has been an enormous improvement from the previous owners (decore, menu and service) my eating experience left me bed ridden for 3 days. My very pricey ceasar salad arrived with limp, slimy leaves and a sweaty side of dressing. The chicken needed to be rehydrated with steady gulps of water. It was obvious that my order sat under the heat lamp for far too long. I should have been honest and sent it back, instead suffered my greatest case of food poisoning ever. Will I condemn the new kid on the block? No. They can do a decent coffee and I am grateful they keep the machine on later than most. However, the menu lacks the contemporary Australian cuisine that I've grown to enjoy.... fyi- my wife disagrrees with everything Ive written. She really her lasagna.

When something like a local bakery can turn itself into a successful franchise in two other…read morelocations, it's a sure sign that a place like the Beechworth Bakery is more of an institution than a business. Everyone working appears happy as they frantically serve the countless customers that can be seen to be regulars in a Saturday morning. Offering a wonderful selection of baked goods - savory and sweet and loaves and more - every occasion can be met by the abilities of the bakery folk. We chose to sit up stairs to view the morning street from the balcony. The food orders come with those crazy flashing timers that beep and flash when your food is ready, making it feel a little like a pub or a bistro. The Turkish bread masterpiece we got warned were delightful and the coffee, albeit taking its time in being made, was the perfect breakfast kind.

To be brutally honest the pastries here were not as good as I was led to believe. The pie and…read moresausage roll fillings were very lack lustre and the pastry had a generic mouth feel. In contrast, the service was extremely friendly and welcoming, although I would not recommended popping in unless you are starving. Food 3/10 service 8/10 decor 4/10

Stopped for a coffee on my drive from Canberra to Melbourne. Great quick service and delicious…read more iced coffee. Bit pricey but still good coffee and service

Yep, this place does not a rather decent pot of tea, however it is quite small. In fact it is…read morereally small, though not so small that they can't fit a couple of tables in here. In a way it does feel more like a place for takeaway coffee, though as I mentioned they do have spots where you can sit, which is basically what I did, namely because I wanted a place to read my book. Anyway, the tea was nice (I didn't have coffee), and service was pretty good as well. Yeah, I liked this place.

Just a quick stop here to have a coffee and snack while filling in an hour. Have been here before…read moreand the coffee good and this is the first time I've had food but from the look of the other patrons food they are good quality meals. We just had a chicken and avocado toasted sanga and it was quite nice and just hit the spot to tide us over till lunch. The place was packed as you would expect of a good cafe on a Sunday morning. The service was a little slow but I'm not surprised as there was quite a few people in the cafe and outside seating. But still happy with the service and time it took to get our coffee and food. Great little cafe I will be back.

Cute spot and set up and friendly service Food is just ok…read moreand some were not enjoyable at all. Tried the gnocchi which was good, the cauliflower and cous cous salad was very bland. Not sure if I would come back again as didn't really enjoy the meals I had here. Perhaps others are more lucky and I do hope to see some improvement to their menu.

Day 1 - We had a very enjoyable lunch for two comprising the "Pickled Sisters Vineyard Platter"…read more - with Rutherglen Muscat & chicken liver pate, homemade chicken terrine & chutney, smoked salmon with herbed sour cream, spiced eggplant, Gooramadda olives, Milawa cheese 26.50 - plus Formichi prosciutto & salami, smoked salmon & horseradish mousse, Boosey Creek cheese, mushrooms a la grecque, Wicked Virgin extra virgin olive oil & more! 40 Day 2 - We returned the following morning to collect the wine selection and paused for a enjoyable coffee in the cafe. On both visits, the service was friendly and efficient. I could not fault our Vineyard Platter in presentation or quality.

Turned up today to have lunch (some free time without the kids) only to be ignored whilst waiting…read moreat the counter by 4 staff, including what seemed to be the manager. So I decided perhaps I would just take a seat and wait to be waited upon, as there was no sign indicating which was the appropriate action. Whilst waiting I was finally noticed by one of the staff, who approached me and asked if she could help me. I then asked if it was ok to sit here and she waved her hands and shook her head and said no we are fully booked. Please note that there were no signs anywhere indicating this let alone reserved signs on any tables. I left feeling very embarrassed, as if I had just been thrown out. Just a word of advice. Please be pleasant and perhaps place either fully booked out signs on the doors or at least on the tables. Very disappointed!

This was actually a pretty good cafe, namely because it was open, but then again even though it was…read morea public holiday, I did notice that a number of the cafes were open along the main street, though most of them were packed, which is probably not all that surprising. Anyway, this place wasn't too packed, and they made a pretty good coffee as well, which meant that I did actually quite enjoy the place.