My wife and I were out and about when we decided we could not hold off our hanger pains anymore. Service was so slow that we considered walking out and going elsewhere, but seeing other meals walking by and looking sensational we felt we had to wait. My lamb was undercooked but the salad was delicious, coffee was good and prices ok. i do not believe they warrant a return visit.

Met a friend at Mister Sunshine's for brunch. We started off with a coffee, which was of sensational quality. It took a while for our food order to be taken, and we waited for a lengthy period of time for our food to be brought out to us. The meals were tasty, however my dish didn't quite seem to be worth the wait. While my friend had the stunningly presented french toast topped with many sweets, my scrambled eggs, bacon and haloumi could have been dished up more thoughtfully. The haloumi seemed to be undercooked and quite rubbery and the bacon was greasier than usual. I would definitely come back to this quirky cafe, as its retro vibe is very appealing, but perhaps next time I would try a different menu item or stick to just a coffee date.

Met my sisters here for a brunch. The menu is limited, but everything is so perfect that's OK! The decor is understated, a kind of retro industrial feel that is very comfortable & welcoming, from the pallett table outside to the funky tiled floor & handcrafted highly designed counter. Service is discreet & friendly. The burgers are sensational, I recommend ordering the small 'slider' size unless you are very hungry! & superb hot chips. Coffee is barrista standard, with those pretty designs.

Approximate cost: $12