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I really enjoyed the main courses here - they were tasty and just spicy enough. They were also large portions. Not so keen on the deserts. The service was pretty average too - maybe because it was so busy. We did make a booking for here a couple of weeks ago (online) and had our booking confirmed. When we got there the restaurant was closed for renovations which was a huge inconvenience since nobody had told us.

Great spot for breakfast or lunch at the weekends. The coffee is divine. I can't remember the brand but they are the only place in Wollongong that stock it. I tried to buy a bag but unfortunately they are so scared about running out, I have to order a 1kg bag and pick it up in 2 weeks time! The burger was delicious and the roughie was flavoursome. Great crunchy chips. It was busy and I had to ask for water a couple of times. Apart from that the service was good.

This place has delicious food and good service. We enjoyed the entrées so much we barely had room for mains! The lamb puffs are delicious as is the falafel, hummus, tatziki and bread. I think I chose the wrong main - chicken skewers served with chips as it lacked flavour but I was so full at this stage it didn't matter. Next time I will go with lots of entrees and desert. The deserts looked yummy but I didn't have room to try them. At the end they never asked if we would like coffee etc which was the only let down on service.

I decided to treat myself to a laksa for lunch and tried this place out for the first time. The result was disappointing. My expectations were high after joining a queue of around 8 people to order and waiting another 10 mins for my food. The laksa came in 2 parts - 1 tub contained the soup, another the chicken, noodles and beansprouts which had to be mixed together. The soup was like a red curry and far too sweet for laksa. Not very satisfying at all. The chicken was in huge pieces making for difficult eating. At $13.50 I expected much better