On paper, Ronny's reads like a movie script for a blockbuster movie starring; Brad Pitt, Will Smith and special guest appearances from Floyd Mayweather and Antonio Banderas. But, you go to the cinema expecting the best film ever and once the credits start to roll, you begin to reflect on your experience.

Was it that good? Could the movie have been better? Why did this popcorn cost me $10 ?

I love a good toasted sandwich and the promise of a place that sells toasties that are a cut above what you would get from a snackbar in an industrial estate (you know the snackbars with R rated adult magazines) is definitely appealing to me.

There are many things that Ronny's gets right: the bread was fresh, great selection of ingredients, plenty of choices (sweet and savory), great coffee (including milk substitutes) and friendly customer service.

However, the pricing doesn't reflect what is essentially a small little vendor in a shopping centre car park. The toasties here are expensive and while they are good, I know the overheads of a place like Ronny's definitely do not warrant the abhorrent pricing. Also, while Ronny's seems like a great concept it doesn't offer you something you can't make yourself at home with a sandwich press.

Then there is the wait. Considering how small this place is, there are at times no more than two people on staff. I have actually been here when there was just one poor lady making the food and the coffee. You can be waiting a long time for your food, speed to get your coffee is pretty good though.

Is Ronny's bad? Definitely not. I've been here a few times, but it is expensive. Sometimes it's cheaper if you just get yourself a coffee from here and make your own toasted sandwich at home instead.

Yum! Little shop in the centre of the carpark. Serves up great coffee and food. Always quick and staff friendly. Uses elixir coffee which always goes down a treat