BK’s Brunswick Heads — Restaurant in Brunswick Heads

We had the pleasure of eating here the first day of thier new breakfast menu and Holly wow was it a stacked list! Creative takes on classics along with some genuine originals in the line up. Grounded but interesting ingredient choices that make you curious without scaring out off. Looking at you Nduja 😍. The food came out quick and was presented great but more importantly tasted fantastic (even our 18month old loved it). Batch brew / filter coffee was incredible and one of the best I’ve had in a long time. The peak of the experience was all the crew there were warm and down to earth (like you’d expect in this neck of the woods) but not inattentive. Good amount of banter but it too much, smiles all round despite the rush at the time. Hats off to the chef for the menu the crew for the coffee and hospitality. Obviously...

At the Café of Wallet Woes, they have a unique business model: charging a king's ransom, $6.05 to be exact, for a 'petite' coffee that's as ordinary as they come. Picture this: a barista, blissfully alone in an empty café, takes an eternity (okay, three minutes) to concoct a lukewarm brew. The flavour? Reminiscent of a tragic spill on the counter, hastily mopped up with a sponge and wrung out straight into your cup.

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