Crave @ Bonny's — Restaurant in Bonny Hills

Having seen nothing but 4 or 5 stars reviews at their page, I gave up cafes with beachfront views for a quick pit-stop bite at Crave. Partner ordered Bacon and egg roll with small coffee and it was priced great at $12. I opted for a vege frittata costing $7.5. Unfortunately, my partner ordered and said yes to salad to be included. The bill for the vege frittata with salad was $17, which means that bit of salad leaves and curly beetroot ( not fancy, no avo, nuts etc) with dressing was $9.5, way more than the frittata itself. Taste for both the B&E rolll and Frittata was pretty bland, so didn’t even make up for it. I would normally just eat and never come back, but looking at the older crowd (retirees etc), I would hate for them to be caught out. The prices were listed on the small card next to the frittata so it was my fault for not looking carefully before ordering, but still, I don’t think it’s fair to charge that much for a salad on the side, and it wasn’t even a fanciful salad so I’m calling it out and hopefully they will review their prices for the community.

Replying to owner: Sorry you've missed my point. The dish should have been called "Garden Salad with a side of vege frittata" as the garden salad costs way more than the frittata. $9.5 for a garden salad consisting of some julienned carrots, some slivers of onions, 4-5 slices of cucumber, 2-3 whole cherry tomatoes and 2 spirals of beetroot, drizzled with a clear sweet dressing, on a bed of a couple of lettuce leaves. Vesus the vege frittata at $7.5... I did actually went to the counter, wanting to speak with someone but had a closer look at the card next to the frittata and realised that it was listed as $7.5 frittata | $17 with salad - so it was my own fault for ordering it. I know it's tough economic times and running a cafe can be hard - perhaps it would make more sense to raise the price of the frittata, and reduce the price of the side salad. I'm sure the rest of your menu is fine, hence your good reviews. I did, however, enjoy your lovely...

Nestled in beachside, Craves at Bonny Cafe offers a delightful blend of delicious treats and pet-friendly ambiance that's sure to wag tails and warm hearts alike.

From the moment you step inside, it's evident that this cafe is a haven for both pet owners and their furry companions. The spacious outdoor seating area is adorned with charming dog-friendly decor and equipped with water bowls and even doggy treats, ensuring that four-legged guests feel just as welcome as their humans.

But it's not just the pet-friendly atmosphere that sets The Cafe apart—it's the quality of the food and drinks. The menu boasts an array of mouthwatering options, from artisanal coffees and freshly baked pastries to hearty sandwiches and salads. Every dish is crafted with care and bursting with flavor, making it the perfect spot for a leisurely brunch or afternoon pick-me-up.

What truly sets this cafe apart, however, is the sense of community it fosters. Pet owners gather here to connect over their shared love of animals, swapping stories and tips while their furry friends frolic nearby. It's a place where strangers become friends and where pets are treated like family—a sentiment that's evident in every wagging tail and contented purr.

In conclusion, The Craves at Bonny Cafe is more than just a pet-friendly cafe—it's a hub of warmth, camaraderie, and delicious food that's sure to leave both you and your furry friend begging for more. Whether you're a pet owner or simply an animal lover, this charming cafe is a must-visit destination that's sure to leave a paw-print...

We stopped by this charming cafe for lunch and was delighted to discover their all-day breakfast menu. I opted for scrambled eggs with avocado and halloumi, accompanied by a choice of bread—a fantastic touch! The breakfast was truly delicious. My husband chose the Breakfast Roll (GFO) featuring bacon, egg, caramelized onion, and cheese on Turkish bread. His only suggestion was that the cheese could have been melted rather than cold, though he still enjoyed it. The staff was lovely, and we appreciated the outdoor seating in the sunny weather. The only aspect that didn't quite meet our taste was the salt and pepper squid (calamari) we ordered to share. While fresh, they were unfortunately a bit soggy, lacking crispiness and quite oily. On a positive note, the accompanying salad was enjoyable. Overall, we had a pleasant experience and will certainly return. Our bill came to $60 for the two of us, including one coffee and the three...