The exterior (18th century english) of the Breslin is a very interesting contrast to its interior (furnished with mismatched stools and communal tables & Anthony Breslin's works of art). It's a lovely rustic community space with a small food menu of good value options Ie. Pies & salad ($9.50)

A former church now turned into a quaint and quirky café and art gallery. On entering the gallery the first thing that you see is the tiniest kitchen I have ever come across and entered the gallery where there is art hanging on the walls for sale. Some I liked and some, well lets just say a little different. The seating was well of the yesteryear some of the fifties and sixties quite different. Anyway my wife and I ordered two different dishes, she ordered the AVO on a brown sour dough toast and I had the Big Salad and paid the extra $2.00 for the tuna to be added, not a big deal there. My wife said that the AVO was worth every penny and the big salad and tuna well at first did not look alot on the plate but let me assure you there was plenty there We both had drinks a cappachino and a chai tea made from real chai leaves. Prices were not over the top. We both left satisfied after demolishing both meals.

Approximate cost: $15.00