met with my friend who loves his steak, we sat outside but were well attended to by the friendly staff. we ordered a Caprese salad ($12), the the Scotch fillet steak ($32.50), I the 400g T-bone ($36!) ... he was disappointed at the lack of flavour in his steak, and i was quite put off at the greasy fattiness of my T-bone steak ... apparently most of their steaks are quite fatty (marbled) except the eye fillet steak which is their most popular dish. total for 2 of us = $80.50. verdict: disappointing taste. super poor value for money!! won't bother returning :[ so unless an overly-greasy taste is your idea of a yummy steak, you'd be better off elsewhere :(

Approximate cost: $32.5+

Great value for money and always have a lunch time special on , I like the set up of the cafe and the chilled out atmosphere . It's not a big place but they have organised is so well that you don't feel squished in . Definitely a place to go in summer

Approximate cost: $15

We came for a late lunch here. On arrival after being seated they gave us a complimentary bread roll with a knife stuck into it, with butter on the side. I thought this was a funky way to present bread!

We ordered the waygy rump with mushroom sauce (9 my fave) with fries. It was cooked really well and I felt so good after eating this meal.

Dessert was banoffee pie. It was heavenly with all that banana, thick caramel and whipped cream. Heavenly. Felt like i was on a sugar high though.

Great place for lunch and will be back to try other things on the menu, though a bit exxy but good food such the haloumi skewers! Yummo!

Approximate cost: $35 +

A nice start to the meal was the complimentary warm bread cob. Followed by a very delicious 1/2 rack of lamb where the meat was so tender it just fell of the bones. My wifes T-bone steak was cooked just right and also tasty and tender. I believe this is only a newly opened restaurant.

Approximate cost: $29 T bone $25 ribs.