Awesome breakfast and great service - always a favourite place to go to eat! Sizings are great not too much and not too little - do yourself a favour and visit this little off the beaten track place

Great little place to eat. Even better when kids eat free on the Wednesdays and the size portions are massive.
A little hectic and busy at times but other than that, a neat little cozy place to have a meal

Approximate cost: $60

Been here for an hour so far and still havent seen my order. Kitchen is tiny so could be a while longer yet. Lunch seems to be turning into dinner. Will let you know how the good is once I get it or ask for my money back!

After receiving a sample menu in my letter box last week, hearing good things from a friend and checking out their menu online, I was excited to check out this new cafe (even though it is in the industrial area and we realised we didn't even know where Ultimate Carting is located though we pass through here often).

What I really wanted was to sample the breakfast menu but we were a little late for that (they stop serving breakfast at noon) so "lunch" it was.

The vanilla milkshake was average (average tasting, that is. It was on the small side for size). The wait was considerably long for burgers considering there was only one other couple in the cafe when we arrived. We didn't realise we were in queue with takeaway lunch orders and even home-delivered pizzas!

Both the oinker and the gander burgers were very tasty - I recommend both - though what's with the tiny wire basket containing scarcely a handful of chips and the stupid timber board instead of a plate (that contains very little!) Save your money on fad servingware and spend it on more chips, people! Plus c'mon - think of your demographic in Smeaton Grange. These dudes appreciate a good feed for their money, not try-hard platters that are near-bare!

The onion rings bordered on terrible. They could have been great if they stuck with the traditional batter but they turned them into cheap-and-nasty by seasoning the batter with something that tasted like the flavouring sachet from a packet of 2 minute noodles. What a let down!

The cafe grew busy and the kitchen is tiny; it was pretty clear they are not yet equipped to handle the lunch rush. People were leaving before they ordered because the wait was too long. I guess they are pretty new so will adjust accordingly but I also see their clientele dropping after we all have our sticky-beak at the "new cafe in town" since it is not exactly convenient to anyone except those working in the industrial estate.

We'll be back again, for sure. I need to taste all those egg-hollandaise items on the breakfast menu! The cake selection took my fancy, too. $3.80 for rocky road sounds good to me!

Approximate cost: $15