The food was very expensive for what you got. It felt like home cooked meals at restaurant prices.

1) Duck with Granny Smith Apples (for two people). Advertised as “Traditional Polish Duck confit – whole free range duck stuffed with apples and marjoram, baked and served with red cabbage, apples, sour cherries & Polish gnocchi $69.00”. This was ok but it was slightly overcooked and it felt like a massive tin of cherries had been put on top. I thought at the time ‘no they wouldn't use tinned cherries' but a glance into the kitchen proved us wrong.
2) Polish Bigos Advertised as “The most recognised traditional Polish meal - sauerkraut cooked with different meats, smoked meats, porcini mushrooms, prunes and herbs, served with a Polish Kransky sausage $28.90”. Very disappointing and pretty flavourless – and you can't see the ‘different meats'. Half the plate was sauerkraut (literally). Now there are sauerkraut fan's….but who wants half a plate of it…
3) "Tasmanian Salmon with Lemon Sauce Advertised as “Baked Fresh Tasmanian Salmon fillet, served with our Lemon Sauce and slivered almonds, fresh asparagus and mashed potato. $33.90” The smallest serve of fish I have seen in a while. It was dry, small and the potato it was served on was cold. The lemon sauce was amazing though. But definitely not worth the price.

They were surprised we were disappointed and offered us some free coffees – which I managed to get upgraded to free vodkas.

One awesome thing about this café is their vodka list. The honey vodka is AMAZING. Definitely worth a visit to try the honey vodka.

We love going here, the view is amazing, the food and staff fab, the birds who come to your table and pinch your suger are the stars ;-)

It has never been so busy that I can't hear myself think (at dinner time) and consistently has been delicious. My partner and I love the food. I suggest their salmon :)