Great coffee, friendly staff, fresh food. What more could you want!
An inner city gem that makes you feel very welcome. Thanks for giving me a nice feed and a break from the weather. Parked my bike right out the front and enjoyed the simple decor and home style atmosphere. Happy to come back.
-Absolute gift from the gods
-there is nothing more life changing than Big Nickkos
-I font quit know how they make there Chicken snitzel but boy oh boy wowee, The total package.
- words cannot describe the feeling of that first initial bite of a potato cake from Nickos, after long thought the only thing I can some it up as, its like being punched in the mouth by Floyd mayweather, its a high sodium/chicken salt and slight pepper topping as it hits extremely hard. Unfortunately all good things must come to an end though, which is why you need to keep going back.
Archibald Botherington
+5
It is difficult for me to describe the intense feeling of pleasure I experienced yesterday when I dined at Nick's Food Corner. Hidden behind a deceptively humble facade and an interior obviously paying homage to takeaway stores synonymous with the Fitzroy area is an extraordinarily enriching culinary affair. Normally, a queue extending well beyond the door for a table would stretch my patience as a busy and well-travelled food critic, but there is a certain aura surrounding this restaurant that caresses you into a sort of prolonged nostalgic satisfaction very rarely felt in life. I'd like to borrow and distort a passage penned by the legendary Parisian writer Anton Ego: "To say both the meal and its presentation have challenged my preconceptions about fine cooking is a gross understatement. They have rocked me to my core."
Like a massage of the senses and of the consciousness. A compliment to humankind's delusions of shrewdness. It is the sort of place you simultaneously want to tell everyone you've ever met about whilst also keeping it a secret.
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