Yuck! This place should be shut down. I went there and I saw the employees doing gross things like picking their nose and putting their hands down their pants and then handling food. That's pretty much when I walked out in disgust. The place wasn't very clean either, I saw food on the floor in multiple places, I think I saw mouse droppings. Hopefully a health inspector sees this and shuts the place down, I refuse to eat there, don't go there!

Yuck! This place should be shut down. I went there and I saw the employees doing gross things like picking their nose and putting their hands down their pants and then handling food. That's pretty much when I walked out in disgust. The place wasn't very clean either, I saw food on the floor in multiple places, I think I saw mouse droppings. Hopefully a health inspector sees this and shuts the place down, I refuse to eat there, don't go there!

My main concern here is hygiene, the bacon for the hamburgers is left out on a tray all day.. not even covered, just on a tray on the ledge of the deep fryers. There have been improvements in the last couple of years, but I now only go in there to buy a bottled drink. The food in the bain-marie is very rarely hot, had an egg and bacon sandwich one morning and it was like eating boot leather.

After seeing a Disgusting old man adjust his pants and then put his hands into a bain-Maire of hot food i decided to get a sandwich instead. The woman making the sandwich had been handling money and licking her fingers before using her hands to make my sandwich. When i questioned her hygene, the owner (a very large foul-mouthed woman), the old man (described earlier) and the woman making my sandwich started abusing me saying that they are above the Australian Hygene laws, and that it is ok to not wash thier hands after using the restrooms and then handle food. (of course i have removed the expletive remarks!). All i can say is if you desprately need a day off work and you don't mind Salmonella or E-Coli poisioning this is the place to eat!

Approximate cost: $5-$10.00