Kingston and co is probably one of the better cafe options in the Penrith area. The coffee is pretty good, but the food is pretty simple. Service is great

This cafe is quite nice and my only wish is that the menu needs to be more extensive.
We did have one issue though. One night my husband and I went there for dinner, husband asked for no cheese but steak sandwich but it came out with cheese. This issue was brought to the attention of staff, and the meal was taken back. We then saw the chef picking the cheese off the sandwich! So disgusting.

There's not much to criticise about this place if anything, but there's not much to exclusively compliment either. It's just a little cafe at the Penrith plaza intersection for anyone sick of the lack of options around there. However, it feels like a quieter, more understated but equally expensive version of Sittano's, so you're not getting anything new.

Service is decent, and the waitresses were nice enough. Our food came out quite quickly - I was particularly surprised at receiving my milkshake within just a couple of minutes, and the place certainly had customers. The steep price of $6 for a milkshake was a little disappointing, but the splurge was made.

Food was fine, but nothing special. I ordered the moroccan lamb burger, and for the price of $17 I expected better. The lamb patty tasted very bland and average, the burger as a whole was mediocre and the "basket of fries" are the same fries you can get at McDonalds for a dollar. My friend ordered the moroccan lamb salad (~$15) which looked delicious, and she couldn't even finish the whole thing as the serving was so large.

The biggest con was the limited menu. There were burgers, salads, a few specials and "generic cafe food" like muffins and pizza breads, but it's quite short. No pastas, limited meats and nothing overly exciting.

Verdict: It's okay, but in the past I've passed right by it and not noticed it. I wasn't missing anything.

Approximate cost: $17

Very surprised at this place. Had lunch/brunch here today and we were impressed. Very small inside and modern styled food. I ha a chicken breast burger with coleslaw, avo and relish and cheese, very tasty on some sort of bagel w chips on the side, served in a mini chip fryer basket! Cost 17 bux, my partner had bacon and poached eggs 11 bux. Whilst her bacon was a bit undercooked it was tasty. Hot chocolate was a bit milky but overall a good find. Will try again. I saw the steaks were 30 bux but are aged and marbled steaks so Im going to try that next time as they sound delicious. The brekkie was cheap and the rest as expected.

Approximate cost: $17