Woolworths

3.5/5 is quite a high score for this cafe, however if it was not for the QUALITY of their food, it would have been a 3/5. <br/ <br/ Service was slow at the beginning, but it got better (for us). The people seated next to us apparently waited very long for their cake and croissant to arrive. <br/ <br/ Their new winter breakfast menu does not have too many options and they removed the only two dishes I thought was worth something the potato rosti dish and the sweat corn fritters dish (fabulous dishes, that was the only reason we would ever go to a W cafe) <br/ <br/ We opted for the breakfast wrap and I had a build my own with the avo toast, added bacon and a poached egg. The avo portion was super generous and very tasty. The wrap was OK, but not amazing. <br/ <br/ Their freshly squeezed juices are still wonderful and their coffee delicious. <br/ <br/ If they can improve their service and slightly adjust their menu options then they can become a very successful cafe.

Normally Woolworths is a pricey place due to the quality of the food. As a result much was expected from them. The service was okay and so was the food. The juice was quite refreshing and the breakfast wrap looked pretty vibrant

We love to pop in for lunch during the week to just get away from the office or a break from being on the road all day. Their harvest table always has a nice variety of options and it’s quick and easy, love that there are always a minimum of 3 salads available. They also make a great cup of coffee and yummy banana bread.

Came here for lunch and was pleasantly surprised. The staff were friendly but service was a little slow at times. The food was really fresh and tasty and had great portion sizes. A nice place for lunch