Munch

I ordered the Nonna, which was described as having vegan meatballs. However, the dish consisted of fried rice formed into a ball. It was quite oily and lacked flavor, and I found it to be a quite underwhelming experience. The iced chai was equally disappointing, as it tasted predominantly of milk with little to no spice.nMy sister's experience with the chicken burger was similar. We collectively spent around $80, and unfortunately, the quality of the food did not justify the price. Although the salted caramel cheesecake was very yum

Good food with lots of dietary inclusive options. Not too busy around 0800 so was quick with good service.

Food - 10/10. I tried ‘The wild one’ - it was delicious. Packed with umami flavours and a generous portion too. Toastie from the kids menu was enjoyed too.nCoffee- perfect flat white.nDecor is very catchy and interesting. Nice mixture of vintage and paintings.nFriendly staff.nCan’t wait to be back!

We love coming here as our daughter is gluten intolerant. She never has to worry about whether the kitchen understands how food handling standards need to be, these guys get it.nThe food is great and the portion sizes are on the large side. Also the bar upstairs is a nice touch.nIt's actually a nice place to escape the Palmy shopping crush .

Good cafe - especially as a coeliac, but unfortunately there are often long wait times, particularly to order and then for the coffees. Often the food will come faster than the coffee.nFood range is great but isn’t the cheapest as the portion sizes are on the smaller end.nWill be back back but not when I needed something fast.