Reviews by hannahb20
Generous portions of delicious food. On the pricey side but high quality dishes, but with a salad, a main and a cheese board with two cheeses between two we were full! The waitress was pushy about ordering a second round of drinks which we had to decline four times.
Approximate cost: $25
Great value Italian food! $20 for all you can eat Italian during a 1.5 hour session. Homely feel with one large table that groups sit around. The house red is an easy drink and matched the food perfectly. Was a great place for a Christmas dinner. It was a little slow to start as the waiters took their time to explain the stop/go system, meaning that we unwittingly declined food as it came around based on the position of our token.
Approximate cost: $20
Colourful decor and delicious cocktails. Shared the cider based sangria jug with a friend which was delicious. Sometimes can feel a little uncomfortable in the afternoons as no security means that some extremely intoxicated people are allowed in.
Super friendly staff with extensive knowledge of their extensive cocktail menu. Excellent food, and on Mondays there is a deal with a free pizza or dessert with every main meal ordered. Made it a very affordable high quality meal for two by taking advantage of this. Cosy vibe with walls lined with book shelves.
Approximate cost: $23
Some of the best pizza I have ever had! The base was crispy and the toppings were generous and flavoursome! Delicious generous servings of pasta too. The veal figs was a little disappointing in comparison to the pizza and pasta. Homely feel and prompt service. BYO too!
Approximate cost: $25
Pretty average, expensive food which took a very long time to come. The FNQ burger was the best thing that was ordered. The crinkle cut chips were good, but varied in salt (three dishes each had a serve) where one dish was left completely covered in salt when they'd been eaten.
Approximate cost: $30
Bustling Italian restaurant with delicious food from entree right through to dessert. Casual dining style where you order at the counter, but the quality of food is that of a more formal restaurant. Great red wine options too.
Approximate cost: $20
Gratia runs as a 'profit for purpose' cafe, with all of the money earned going directly to charities. You eat delicious food and donate at the same time. When you pay, you are given a small bowl of balls which you put a jar or jars of your choice, each of which represent different charities Gratia is supporting. The food itself is amazing, with locally sourced ingredients contributing to a creative and delicious breakfast, brunch and lunch menu.
Approximate cost: $18
Pleasant bar dining vibe which seemed to attract the bulk of people out for dinner on the main road on a Monday night. Food came out fairly quickly. The pizzas were good to share and the avocado salad was delicious.
Approximate cost: $23
Large portion sizes and reasonable price when sharing. Delicious vietnamese food -- I'll be going back to try the pho!
Approximate cost: $23