Typical Mcdonalds, but done right. Clean store, fast and reliable service, food is reliable Maccas. Good clean toilets.

A good little Irish bar. The dining room and bar are small, but have a good atmosphere. The staff were attentive and friendly although it was a bit of a hassle trying to pay for our meal at the crowded bar. I enjoyed my steak immensely, as well as the soda bread. All in all this place is a good pub experience if what you are after is a drink and a feed.

Annie's is quite expensive considering the food they serve is quite run of the mill. It tasted quite similar to reheated food from a packet. However, the menu's are funny. and they do a cheap sangria.

I went here for lunch one Saturday and was a bit disappointed with how few pizzas were on offer. The way they folded the pizza for takeout meant one slice had no topping.

A really nice place to eat: great service, great food and great atmosphere.
The menu is comprehensive and amusing to read. Food has been of consistent high quality each visit.
House sake is a cheap and enjoyable option, but the range of cocktails could have been better.

Delicious meal, but a wee bit greasy. Nice garlic bread.
Friendly staff, efficient service and a massive selection of music magazines to read while you wait.
Quite expensive.

The guy who runs this place is fantastic, as is the garlic bread.
The pizza is pretty good, in particular the salmon and prima vera.
If you have your own pizza oven and call in advance he will sell you the dough.

Good value for money with all the daily deals. We went on a Thurday and got $5.50 (very bland tasting) Pina Coladas.
It is not the best mexican food out there, but it is a large and well priced menu with something to appease everyone.
Cheerful atmosphere. Would be a good place for teenagers birthday or similar.

An attractive, if rather bland looking cafe.
We ordered from the cabinet, and I was disappointed with my chicken roll. It was processed chicken "tender" with one slice of tomato, a bit of baby spinach, and a thin smear of "herb mayonnaise" that was largely tasteless. The chicken claimed to be sweet chilli crumbed, but it's coating was bready tasting and not crisp enough. The meat inside was cold, and despite the claim that the roll was toasted the bread was too chewy.
The only vegetarian cabinet option had sold out, and the staff did not provide a replacement.
That said, with the doors open it was a good place to watch the comings and goings of Northbridge.

This place has a great atmosphere and good view. I have been satisfied with my meal both times I have been there, although most recently my dining companions were not impressed with their pork belly. The menu is really designed to be shared: my chicken came with only chicken and altough delicious got a bit samey.
Staff are friendly and helpful with good knowledge of the beers and ciders. The wine list is small and not very interesting, although this is to be expected at a brewery.
Worth a visit for a pipsqueak cider and the beautiful view.