This place has gone very much downhill over the years. It's old management was brilliant and the food was perfect, but the couple who took over this past year have not kept up the legacy.

For easy things like salads and hot chips, they're fine. These are priced quite well (a large bag of hot chips for under $3) and whilst they're nothing to gush on about, they're good if you're grabbing a quick bite.

However, their pastas and hot dishes are a whole other story. My favourite dish had always been the Chicken & Cheese Macaroni, which the old management cooked to perfection. Now though, it's essentially a container of soggy oil with frail pieces of pasta floating in it. The potato bake has been replaced by a sort of potato slushy mash that you could probably drink through a straw.

The workers are friendly enough, but if the food is miserable, what's the point? Try the chips, avoid the rest.

Approximate cost: $5

Nice little shop to stop by for lunch. Yummy chicken and chips for a casual lunch, especially when craving something a little unhealthy. Nice friendly service but definitely just an ordinary shop

I've eaten here a few times, and for a small suburb shop they're doing a fine job. The chicken is pretty good, and they're chips are too, but the range isn't super massive. Still when you want warm chicken they're there, so that's good.

Approximate cost: $12

This place has the best charcoal chickens, they are cooked to perfection and they are not hormone injected, well that's what they say, but you can usually tell if a chicken has been injected, as the chicken will be bloated and taste a little like flour.