The Good and The Bad of dinning in Leura...

The Bad - Our table was sticky, one of the plates was dirty, we had been given a window seat (how romantic) only to have a blow fly crawling all over it the entire time we were there... The staff were friendly enough but at times seemed a little awkward...

The Good - The atmosphere is nice, it's a very casual dinning experience. The food is well good and well prepared, there is a minimal wait between meals. Meal sizes were good as well. We shared an entree of Patatas Bravas (roast potatoes and paprika), I chose the duck which was well cooked while my husband had the eye fillet (this was however over cooked, after he ordered it medium rare and it was more medium well) desserts where nice but a little of a let done, my husband had the chocolate mouse tart while I opted for the Halva Tiramisu Semmifrado (it sounded a lot more impressive on the menu)

Bottom Line - Good value for money, good food and nice atmosphere.

Approximate cost: $From $25

Fabulous service, yummy food - definitely worth looking that little bit beyond the main shopping strip for this Leura gem! I went with my husband and we had a lovely late lunch of the Portugese Chicken Sandwich and Lamb Shashlik in a cosy corner (standard cafe prices). There was a family there at the same time, and the kids looked quite well catered to with kid-friendly food and colouring in bits and bobs, while the parents enjoyed the adult side of the menu, and a glass of wine to boot.

Approximate cost: $18