Neil Bryden
Well organized and friendly atmosphere for Minda Home staff and residents as well as lifestyle apartment residents. A cafe style but catering for meals (including beverages and even wine).
Jason Mills
We came here for father’s day and were very impressed. The food is a generous serve and the drinks were done to perfection.
They use a great almond milk which is textured beautifully by the barista.
The juices were tasty and well balanced.
Lots of space inside making it easy for people with babies and prams. Accessibility issues like wheel chair etc friendly.
The staff are friendly and very accomodating.
Come along and try it out.
Keith Ward
Was happy with what we had coffee and cake, although a little expensive on the cakes, but looking around seems they have some good meal deals.
Marion Mead
Wonderful! Fantastic coffee and food. This place is good for my soul. To see so many people who are gainfully employed and obviously loving what they are doing was heart warming. We all need a sense of purpose in life and this wonderful venture seems to be providing that for a number of people. I only wish that my sister who has Down Syndrome and is quite capable could have the opportunity to be part of this organisation and thrive, she would love it. But unfortunately she lives in NZ and these opportunities are not available to her. Great job everyone.
Kayleigh Harris
What a lovely place! Nice coffee and cake. But love that it is so inclusive
Michael Todd
Lovely secluded place first time there great meal of fish and chips cold beer friendly service would go back again
Michael Francis
Great place. Good staff . Good coffee
Tamsin
Really an extremely disappointing experience and won't ever bother returning.
Visited on a Friday afternoon after picking up the kids from school, as my child was attending a child's party at the Cafe. It wasn't even 4pm and we were refused coffee and food service..?!?! Alcohol was the only item on offer. Total and utter confusion as to why you would think it was sensible, at a CAFE, to refuse to keep your coffee machine open for the last few hours of business?? Or toast pre-made toasted sandwiches in your counter top grill?? Especially as there were no less than 20 kids, and therefore at least 20 PAYING parents at the venue for the party.
Unsure how you can class yourself as a 'cafe' if you don't serve coffee/food, or as 'kid friendly' if all you ARE serving in the afternoon is booze!!!
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