The Good Food Café

The temperature is too hot and there were screaming kids running up and down. The service was good although I had to go looking for the waitstaff they didn’t keep an eye on us even though there are plenty of staff. The coffee was good but not an espresso machiatto as I ordered. The cheesecake was terrible. I was hungry but wanted a salad. The salads full of mayo in almost everything. Not healthy so I had nothing, my mother had the cheesecake.
So will I return. No.

Lovely place to have brunch! The staff are lovely and it’s a roc olfaction I’d tell anyone

1^st visit, looking for an alternative to the usual mall stuff next door. Café is buried at the back of a massive furniture store in the centre of town. Quirky décor and furnishing, it was very quiet considering it was lunchtime a week before Christmas. On discovering they do an all — day breakfast I was sold. It would be just wrong not to. However, what was laughingly called the ‘mini Irish’ was nothing of the sort. It was MASSIVE. And freshly cooked. Next time, purely in the interests of research mind, I’ll have the ‘Full Irish’. I’m guessing I could easily feed a family of 4. Excellent value. I will be back

I love discovering new cafés and especially cafés with great décor so when I walked past this new place inside a furniture store, I had to try it. The wallpaper and chairs are cute. The desserts looked tempting but I was fresh out of a Pilates class so it would have been wrong. I settled for a lemon tea instead.
They don’t do soy, which is a big mistake as I’ve been known to put up with noisy shopping centre cafés just so I could get my caffeine hit. I’d much rather be sipping a latte in this calm and pretty establishment.
I sat into a multicoloured armchair and smiled when I saw a sign telling us to «Feel free to take a bag of coffee for your herbs or garden.» Another sign offered free ice cream cones with every main. And, too late, I spotted that they do a range of gluten-​free desserts. These extra touches will guarantee a return customer even without the soy.