Jane on Larkin

The quiche was very good a solid nine out of 10. The crust was the best part. Ladies at the counter were very attentive and nice. Very very limited gluten-free option. Great atmosphere.

Ok little cafe serving up a broad array of varied foods, most of which are of the typical fatty, greasy, saucy and filling type. FOOD: Great for a filling feed. Among other things, we ordered a salad which appeared to be made up of pre-made not fresh ingredients slathered in dressing. I would call their food a far cry from healthy - however I appreciate that this may be by design/fast food - it's just my heads up to those used to super nutritious fresh salads. I was super impressed to get toasted gluten free banana bread though and would recommend this to others. They also have a range of vegan and vegetarian dishes. STAFF: Really lovely and considerate. They appeared to be super down to earth and friendly to the locals too - which was really lovely to observe. INTERIOR: Clean well kept relatively large cafe space with a kitchen that looks like it cooks for thousands so I have no idea why the quality of our food was so low. ACCESSIBILITY: Wheelchair accessible with toilets on site. PRICES: Reasonable to a little pricy given the low quality of food. In a great vibrant area - surrounded by the colour and life of the tenderloin - ample street parking and a minute from bus stops. OVERALL: ok, if you're walking by - stopped in for a cuppa a few times, wouldn't go out of my way to dine at.