Because my son worked here we used to visit regularly and thought it was great. Once he stopped working there we stopped going to eat here as regularly as we realised that we had been biased and in fact the customer service was terrible, the wait times long and the restaurant dirty. The food serves are huge and yummy, but a little expensive for what it is. I enjoyed eating there also because of the gluten free options. We no longer go to Nando's in general.

Approximate cost: $12

I had been told about this cafe by a friend so when I saw it in my travels decided I would stop and eat there. The shop front isn't that inviting, but once you get inside the 'rustic' nature of the place is very relaxing and reassuring. The staff had a very 'earthy' look about them and had very kind and helpful demeanors. I found there were many options for me being intolerant to many foods, and they were happy to change anything that I couldn't have. Their meals are big, affordable and their service genuine and quick. I had a chickpea curry and it was delicious! Their coffee is fairtrade also which is important to me.

Approximate cost: $10

After visiting a few of the sports stores on this street I was really impressed with the staffs attitude towards me (being overweight) and how helpful and genuine they were at Brooks. I bought a pair of general walking/every day sneakers the first time I went and joined their mail out list. The store assistant made a fuss over my baby as well as offered me membership to their loyalty club so I could get a 10% discount on top of the discount I already had. I received an email to say they had 70% off in store only a few weeks ago, so the next day I went to the store, although they have one at another location and was able to buy work out clothes in my size for very cheap. I bought cross training shoes this time. I will be back for all my fitness needs in the future.

I had been walking for over an hour and desperately needed to feed and change my baby. I saw the beautiful Uniting Church building and saw a sign that said 'The Olive Way' and 'All Welcome', so I went in. I was greeted by a very kind lady who asked me how I was and if I would like a cuppa. I said that I was really needing somewhere to feed and change my baby. She went and spoke to the man that was helping serve those who were already sitting down having a snack and cuppa and they both showed me through to a room that was private. I was offered a cuppa and some friendly conversation then left to feed and changed my baby. I was checked on a few times to make sure I didn't need anything. I eventually came to join the rest of the group and was immediately joined by a volunteer staff member who offered me fruit and drinks and more friendly conversation. They were genuinely interested in me and made me feel so welcome. I ate, drank and then went on my way with an invitation to drop in anytime. I will definitely be back.

Approximate cost: $Free

I was looking for somewhere to eat that could cater to my food intolerances. I came across Tom Phat as I walked down Sydney Road and was immediately taken by the decor and then the friendly staff. My meal was big, yummy and quick. They food quality was excellent. Their prices are very reasonable too. Its a very fancy looking cafe/restaurant but anyone is welcome. Even me with my huge pram and crying baby.

Approximate cost: $15

This place is reasonably priced, the staff are very helpful and it has almost everything you could possibly need. They regulary have specials too. I had to take a pram back due to a manufacturing fault and they were quick to listen and put into action the return. As they had no loan prams, they offered to arrange to get one in but I declined as I don't use a pram all that often. Within a week they had my pram recovered, the wheels replaced and my pram back to me. I am very happy with the prices, service and atmosphere of Babyco

I had a voucher to spend so headed into the city for the Target store closest to my place. The shop was busy, but I was still acknowledged by most staff I passed or that passed me. The lady in the fitting room was very complimentary about my dress I was going to try on and even made conversation with me. I needed to change and feed my baby and asked if she knew where a parents room was nearby. She said to go ahead and use the wheelchair/pram change room and not to rush. I was very relieved that I didn't have to go searching for somewhere to tend to my baby and in the mean time found the perfect dress.

The waitstaff were very friendly and welcoming. They had us laughing so hard we were crying. Nothing was too much trouble. The food was great, however definitely order the entree size/small as the meals are stupidly huge. They catered to my food intolerances without any trouble. I was very happy!

Approximate cost: $15

I get to the Markets as often as I can as I save atleast $20-$30 off my grocery bill by shopping here. I often buy organic fruit and veg as the prices aren't much different to the regular fruit and veg. I love the atmosphere with the stall holders sprouking to get customers attention and the lovely customer service I get, being called Ma'am. After lunch is the best time to go as the stall holders don't want to have to pack everything down so would rather sell it.

We were welcomed heartily, and as we were the first customer of the day were given a discount. I'm a big fan of Nasi Lemak and they certainly didn't disappoint. The place really felt like Malaysia. The staff were friendly and helpful even with their broken english. I have been back a few times now and have not been let down on quality or quantity.

Approximate cost: $9