We went here for coffee half-way into a hike from Jolly's Lookout. A Long Black and a Dirty Chai…read moreLatte were chosen from a broad list of available options and, once ordered, arrived promptly to our rustic outside table. Both were very good, and upon going in to pay for them we noticed a deli case loaded with scrumptious-looking cakes, pastries and more. Next time we'll come with an appetite and drive so we don't hike back on a full stomach. The premises is cute with plenty of interior and exterior seating options which make the most of this bushy Mt Nebo location.

This is the perfect place for a weekend breakfast. Peaceful and surrounded in forest. Just the…read moresound of birds. Stunning view from the back deck. Friendly staff and great food. Lots of parking. There is a great bushwalk nearby to work up an appetite.

Just went for a drive out of the city and found this place - the Hummingbird special for lunch was…read moredelicious, and the coffee was really good too. The also have a wide range natural supplies.

Izba cafe is probably the best cafe in caloundra and I was absolutely shocked when they told me the…read moredon't sell food anymore there, BUT I felt better knowing they had a new location in britanya that still does the big deluxe breakfast that I love oh so much! New location, new kitchen and yum food. Deluxe breakfast + mixed berry smoothie always goes down so well after a big night out I like the new location less noise and better setting, also an area for kids to climb on a playground to distract them while you eat good food. I can't wait to come back :)

Great spot for coffee and brunch. Super service and the food was delicious. Highly recommend. We…read morestopped in as visitors and the team was really great with our order. The coffees appeared quickly and the food wasn't far behind. Funky spot built out of a shipping container!

We were in Wynnum today while the inaugural Wynnum Seafood Festival took place, but by the time we…read morearrived there throngs of festival-goers queueing up for over 5 mins just to get a feed. My sister and I weren't too impressed. By chance we decided to stroll down to the esplanade and have a wander around and came across this little gem. It seems a lot of other ex-festival people had the same idea and decided to escape the crowds and have some seafood by the sea shore. While it was super busy at the Pelican's Nest and all the outdoor seating was taken, we ventured inside to find there were no queues and we could order straight away (no 5 mins waiting in line!). We ordered the 'Treasure Chest', were given a buzzer and went outside to wait. Food was ready in under 10 mins and we decided to take away our food and walk over to the esplanade and sit in the park to enjoy our feast. The food was delicious - fish was super fresh and flaked away nicely. We also really enjoyed the prawn cutlets - nicely butterflied and cooked to perfection. I also really like the fact that the meal came with a proper side salad. All in all it was a lovely meal, and was definitely the highlight of today - after the disappointment of the festival.

We were going to go to the other fish n chips shop down the street, but they were closed. In fact,…read moremost of the shops were closed as it was a Monday, so we were only left with this option. The take-away shop has outside seating and it was extremely busy on this beautiful day. We waited about 10 mins to order and when we got up front, we put our orders in and went outside until our name was called. The plates weren't terribly expensive. Average was $17 each for a calamari and chips, a cod fish n chips, and a whole fried sea bream. Food was hot and fresh and for a take-away place, it was decent. Best part is the park across the street leading towards the Wynuum jetty. You can choose to have your food take-away and eat at the end of the pier.

All I can say is WOW!!! This place is not just good. It is SENSATIONAL…read more The food is definitely gourmet quality. Definitely the best in this area and, to be honest as good as I have ever had anywhere. I am a well travelled foodie who is VERY demanding, particularly when it comes to flavour. The food here has great flavours that are combined very well. The coffee was also top class. AND on top of that, the prices were VERY reasonable. My wife and I will be eating here regularly in future & whenever we need to go out with a group for lunch this will be our choice. Can't wait until they open for dinner..hint hint.

I visited the cafe yesterday on the way back from a camping holiday in Benarkin. After trying a few…read moretowns for cafes serving an alternative lunch to burgers or pies, I was grateful to find your cafe and had a lovely pasta. I regret not buying the very cool candle holder for sale and tried calling the number today but it's disconnected and can't find an email. Will check again for updated business details.

Food was ok. Went to see wild life and was told due to human interface kangaroos no longer…read morefrequent the area.

Their white hot cocoa is amazing, their chai lattes were flavorless (I tried ordering the honey…read morevanilla and it didn't taste like either.) but the view is lovely. The staff left something to be desired, they don't really greet you or make you feel welcome (I went twice and felt this way both times) I tried their banana walnut bread and wasn't impressed there either. We also came for lunch and their quesadilla was good, but I wish they'd include sour cream... while my husband ordered a salad which they can't fit in a to go box so they give you a smaller portion and charge you less, but he asked for extra chicken and got 3 veryyyyyy thin slices. Likely won't return but the view was worth a sit and sip.

The cafe was amazing the breakfast was very good the lunch was not so good because there were so…read moremany people so the person was so tiny and very disappointed Lots of parking space except school holiday you have to park kilometers away or you have to come early

What's not to love about this gorgeous little cafe that overlooks the beautiful Glasshouse…read moreMountains. I would go here just for the view so the fact that the food is amazing is just another added bonus. I had the French toast with a rosti on the side. Wow was it fantastic. French toast was cooked to perfection, bacon was the right amount of crispy, quality maple syrup and the rosti was out of this world. The breakfast roll was also delicious with a huge serving of avocado on it, crispy bacon, cheese, egg, rocket and a yummy kimchi mayonnaise. The bacon and eggs on sour dough was also delicious. The drinks were also yummy. We had a pot of tea(so good and big enough for two cups) an iced coffee ( delicious) and a hot chocolate (so rich and creamy). Staff are lovely and accommodating. Definitely Worth the drive up the mountain for this.

Yelpers, if you have been following my reviews over the past few days you will have noticed that I…read morehave discovered some mighty fine little hang outs in Ipswich. Yep, no word of a lie. Fourthchild is one of these great hang outs and boasts such a Melbourne-esque feel as soon as you walk through the doors. Upon entering it's the simple but gorgeous layout that strikes you first about this little joint. There are fabulous small details such as cakes being served in star shaped liners and orange juice in a jar with a paper straw that makes me love Fourthchild is the bees knees when it comes to delicious baked treats. My personal fave is the flourless mini chocolate cake, or I hear the carrot cake is also a winner. Their coffee is worth boasting about, with the Barista clearly capable and experienced on the coffee making front. It's my understanding that Fourthchild also does a mean breakfast/brunch on the weekends and is the only place I know who sells organic, iced earl grey tea. So swallow your pride, and make a trip to the Switch for some Fourthchild action. It will not disappoint. Bare in mind that it's a hit with the locals so best to get in early or late to avoid crowds.

The woman behind fourthchild named it so because she already has three kidlets and figured running…read morea cafe would be like raising a child. Kudos to her also for deciding to open something this hip and unheard of in Ipswich, "Just because I felt like it." Not as busy as most Brisbane cafes on a Sunday morning it was steadily filling up when we arrived around 10:30am. It had been on my list to visit for a while so friends and I piled in the car for a Sunday road trip to "The Switch" There were five breakfast items to select and unintentionally we had five people dining who all chose individual items. Don't expect many frills from this menu. It is simple and removes any temptation for decision overload (although when looking at their cake cabinet it may be a different story). They make most of their goods on site and it shows (in a good way). The bread for my scrambled eggs, mushrooms and spinach was more like a damper- it was soft in the centre, fresh and the right amount of crunch in the crust. The meal was good but lacked a little flavour for my liking. The eggs could have been improved with some simple seasoning or herbs. Of all the meals we sampled the best would have to have been the "frenchie" french toast with banana, salted caramel and honey comb. Surrounded by tempting sweets and cakes I'm going to take a stab in the dark that this is what fourthchild excels at, rather than run of the mill breakfasts. Still, all in all, minus the delay in our coffees arriving to the table it was a pleasant out-of-town cafe breakfast. Should I be local, I'd be all over this place like a rash.

Two words. Breakfast. Buffet. I come from the land of all-you-can-eat, so when I find a…read moresmorgasbord somewhere, I am all over it. The breakfast buffet is on Sundays from 7:30-10:30. At the time of this writing, it was $18 for adults, and kids under a certain age were free. It was basically the stuff you'd find at a good hotel breakfast bar, but it was all really fresh. They also pride themselves on using locally sourced ingredients as much as possible. We have also had lunch there, and I can vouch for some seriously delicious onion rings. And their ham is out of this world. At the risk of sounding a bit older than my years, I also appreciate the comfortable chairs with nice lumbar support which make it more enjoyable to sit back and finish your coffee while overlooking the birds at the sanctuary of Lake Apex right outside the windows. There's also a walking path around the lake which is a leisurely 15 minute walk. It's a nice stroll if you're not in a hurry. (Though depending on the time of the year, it can be a bit odourous as a result of all the birds that congregate there.) For my money, it's worth the drive every now and then to get a hearty meal at a reasonable price. *Edited to add that it is located inside the Lockyer Valley Cultural Centre building.

What a great find! MERLO coffee, pumpkin scones and views overlooking Lake Apex with its abundant…read morebird life! Friendly staff, local info and easy parking. Seating is open plan and you hear everyone else but pleasant. Menu options range from brekkie to dinner with GF baked goods in a case as well. In same building is the library, the info centre and a transport museum (fee to enter but you can look thru glass walls while dining!