It is so much fun trying out all the nearby places for brunch, something that I had sorely missed during the recent months of lockdown. Bean Counter Cafe was somewhere we had gone to have our brunch dates a couple of times, and the most recent revisit happened on the very last day we would be kids-free for the next two and a half months. Bean Counter Cafe is a great choice for excellent coffee and delicious food in a cosy atmosphere. Service is always friendly too! The New Age Benedict (slow-cooked pulled lamb shoulder on two rosti's, poached eggs, sumac hollandaise and kale) was delicious - I loved the rosti alternative to the usual English muffin, and the lamb was beautifully tender and flavourful. Another excellent choice was the Pulled Pork Stack (slow-cooked pork belly on a hash tower with poached eggs, spinach and hollandaise) - great presentation, and an excellent brunch choice that was ordered again on a revisit.
This cafe serves lovely food, we went on a weekday and received attentive service, friendly smiles and delicious meals. Highly recommended. A little pricer than other cafes around with most mains around the $19.5 mark so it can be costly if you have >2 people dining. Overall wonderful place and will return often
Friendly helpful service, tasty food, decent kids menu and my toddler loved the toy box in the courtyard. And an incredibly convenient location just meters from the train station entrance! Not much to fault. Menu is good (nothing mind-blowing, but something for everyone, so a winner). It's quite small inside so booking for busy times would be worth it.
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