Review Presto Eatery - Mount Gambier

Presto Eatery is one of my favourite places to visit for breakfasts while staying in Mount Gambier. The restaurant had a welcoming vibe, very well lit and tables are placed well apart for that privacy when you chat. The breakfast menu was great, has a great variety of options to choose from and the coffee was amazing. The staff were friendly and menu was well priced. Had a really great experience coming down here. I will definitely come back to Presto Eatery again.

Centrally located, this place has an alluring vibe and is perfect for a Sunday breakfast, especially as it opens at 08:30am. The menu is vast and has options for all, from vegan to gluten free. Mesmerising from outside and aesthetically pleasing from inside, this cafe is well designed, beautifully decorated, has fancy seating area and is aptly lighted. The coffee blend is fine, as we ordered latte, cappuccino, and mocha and we found it pretty impressive. We also ordered a DIY juice, and it was a fresh cold pressed juice. For mains we ordered - avocado smash on sourdough, big breakfast and cheesy corn fritters. The food presentation is impeccable and the taste too is delicious. This is a chic place that makes sure to leave a mark with their great quality and fresh ingredients.

The food looks beautiful and the service was good but honestly I thought the food was a bit average. The coffee was ok. I had the knefeh french toast. I love knefeh and usually and have it from a food truck run my an iraqi guy. I thought a combination of that in a French toast would be super interesting. It looked good but wasn’t anything to call home about. I thought ok maybe that’s because I don’t usually eat sweet things for breakfast and it just wasn’t the right time for me to enjoy it. So we went again the next day, I had the fried chicken bao. Chicken was dry and it had kewpie mayo and sambal with it. I’m Malaysian and I can definitely say it tastes more like bottled chilli sauce then sambal. I don’t expect it to be authentic, but would expect any fusion (like the knefeh French toast) to be a bit more thought out. Good fusion dishes are amazing but this was just a bit ave which was disappointing considering the great reviews. If you’re looking for Instagrammable food though, this place is your bet.

One of the best cafés we had been to in Mt Gambier. The place was well designed with good seating areas. Staff were warm and friendly. The hot beverages were actually all hot, not just luke warm like some other places. Food presentation was hard to fault. Serving portion was slightly below expectations for the price. The café never the less still deserves the 5 star rating.

Great coffee, Great food with Excellent Taste. One of must visit Cafe in Mt. Gambier.

Great vibe and central location. We had the big breakfast (not that big 😅) and the Nori Taco (delicious but very small serving). Coffee and food was solid.

Had a great breakfast this morning. The interior in the cafe is fabulous, very assessable to find the parking beside the street 1 hour parking no drama. We had chilli scramble egg with scalion pancake, egg bacon burger and big breakfast was unbelievable. The coffee was good as well.

Very disappointed. We thought it might be a good coffee bar. Plenty of people sitting outside and waiting food. Ordered two eggs on toast and one big breakfast. Waited for half an hour, the toast came. However, it is too hard to cut. Finally I give up using knife and left the bread there. I recommend the chefs to have a taste of their breads. If you would like to cut the bread, you would have to break the plate while cutting the bread. Not worth $89.