I used to eat here a lot as a student, but the last few times has been a disappointment. The last time I walked in the door, I walked right out again, and I won't be back. When you walk into a place that sells food, the first thing you see shouldn't be a couple of cockroaches...

The first Hog's Breath Cafe I went to, and still one of my favourites. Every time I've been here is with a large group, and we are always well taken care of. The staff are friendly, the service is great, and we always have a good time.

The only downside, really, has been the parking. Being so central to everything, however, this can easily be overcome.

This was the place that made me realize that pizza can be good. The quality of the pizzas here have always been exceptional. Even after Pizza Capers started to appear everywhere, I still used to visit this store rather than closer ones because I'd fallen in love with the place.

A nice cheap Chinese place in a pretty busy food court. The food is what you'd expect - cheap and okay without being anything special. I'd still eat here rather than some of the other options available in the food court.

A great little restaurant. Small, comfortable and welcoming. The food is always good, the staff are always friendly, and whether you have a large or small group you always feel like you're being taken care of.

I really enjoyed this place. I've been on dates there a few times and everything has been quite good. The food, the staff, the service. It's far enough from the shopping centres not to be over crowded, and close enough to everything to make it quite accessible.

I've stopped in for a beer here a few times, and it's always been a pleasant experience. It's nothing special, but it is a nice place to have a few drinks and a chat with friends. Just try to avoid it when there is a major sporting event been shown - the place gets loud, crowded, and the service drops off a bit (and you'll find yourself standing and yelling to be heard).

The last time I was there will be the last time I go there. Even though there were no other customers in line, I felt like I was being rushed. I was dining in, but my food was still put in a takeaway bag. Half the tables still had rubbish on them, and the staff seemed content to leave them that way. I can't remember the last time they made a burger that didn't look like someone had just put all the ingredients in a box and shook it.

And, as one of the other reviewers said, the place was full of flies. Why are there so many flies indoors? The Hungry Jacks across the road has never had a fly problem like that, and it's also where I intend to take my business in future.

I used to eat a lot of kebabs in my younger days, until they started to get too expensive and the quality decreased. I't refreshing to find a kebab shop that still makes good kebabs. These guys definitely fit that description.

On the day I was in, we were the only customers and they were training a new person. It was good to see that he was getting taught properly and to ensure the quality of the kebab, rather than just do a rush job.

I'll definitely be back.

This is one of the better Chinese restaurants I've been to in a country town. Most country towns have a Chinese restaurant, and most of them are so-so. Not this one.

I was there on a Wednesday night with some friends to get some takeaway, and the place was busy. A dozen or more people came and went while we were waiting for them to make our order, and I can see why. It's good quality Chinese takeaway, and a very good price. Their value packs give great value for money, and have something for everyone, even the most fussy eaters. The staff do their best to keep up with the volume of customers, and even let my daughter use their bathroom, even though we weren't eating in, which was a nice touch.

If I'm every back that way, I'll definitely eat there again!