Doesn't look like much from out the front, but once you walk inside you can instantly tell you're going to have a good meal. Everything looks so fresh and gourmet! There are options for all budgets, whether you're looking to spend up big on a gourmet feast or just have a coffee and a toasted foccacia.

Best part was probably the fact that there's a beautiful little court out the back where you can have your meal, and for a while it feels like you're in a pretty little cafe in a big city somewhere!

Approximate cost: $15

I have very curly hair and until visiting Sugar Suite I never had any particular style to it. My hairdresser at Honeysuckle is not only very easy to talk to, but she really REALLY knows what she's doing and from a single visit she had me wrapped with the result. They sit you down and make sure both you and your stylist know exactly what you're looking for in a cut/colour/updo etc. and the service is fantastic with complimentary drinks, cafe food available for purchase, massage chairs at the sink and free head massage with every wash and cut. As I'm a poor uni student, I told my hairdresser I didn't have much money to work with and she was very understanding that I couldn't spend hundreds of dollars - so she gave me plenty of advice about other options for products/colours etc. If you're the type of person that needs to speak to someone with a brain who remembers you from 3 months ago - try out Sugar Suite cause they pride themselves on expertise and service and they definitely deliver.

Have been to Montezuma's a few times now and I'd have to say it is one of the worst value-for-money restaurants I've ever been to. If you're unlucky enough to buy one of the mains, you'll be charged a horrendous price for something your kids could probably have put together and cooked in the microwave. There's nothing special about the meals at all - and quite frankly there's only so much you should be charging for a bowl of nachos and a bean burrito, cause there's only so much you can do to make them impressive!

Only reason any of my friends go there is because they're the only place in town that does slushie fishbowls, and while they're a lot of fun, there's not a lot of alcohol in them so they're a bit expensive too!

I think the only reason Monty's is still open is that it's the only known Mexican restaurant in town, and it's in a prominent position on the main street.

Approximate cost: $25