This is one of those awkward moments where the food has been let down by the venue. If I was a local swinging by regularly and the food was consistently good, I would rate higher. I hate sounding like a snob but it just didn't have the right feel for me. It felt, for a lack of better words... rough and dirty. The 1 female toilet which also doubled as disabled and parents room is not enough to cater to the number of customers coming through. The layout feels disjointed. Tables out the front, back and forming a circle pattern inside with the service counter and kitchen in the middle. I've heard it can get very busy and that was evident today. If you don't phone ahead you may not get a table. Staff didn't appear to check bookings and after establishing the green notices were reserved (with your name and booking time displayed), I did a walk through and found our table. Pay attention to your table number as you need to order at the counter and the line doesn't need to be held up by people forgetting theirs. They have the tables mapped so it is also essential for finding where you are. Now to the food. I was in platter heaven! The 2 person big breakfast share platter looked amazing. Eggs, beans, toast, hash browns, bacon... There is also a pancake and Mexican platter. My double bacon and egg roll was cheap enough at $8.50 that I felt ok adding 2 hash browns ($1.50 each) and avocado. $3 for what I'd guess was 1/4 of an avo is a rip off though! My mum and step dads meals (big breakfast and eggs benedict) looked superb. I don't drink coffee but they weren't impressed with theirs. Our 3 meals and 3 drinks came in just over $60 which is very reasonable. Freak shakes were a popular choice. Colourful, edgy and so indulgent. read more