Meraki Kitchen — Restaurant in New South Wales

This is a fine and grand looking cafe, both on outside and inside. It was good to eat here. I would come here again. Location: Off central, but close to shops. Access: Close to street parking, wheelchair and pram friendly. QR for Covid. Good ambience, al fresco, decor, furniture. Recycled bowls, but cheap plastic cutlery, to figure. Kid friendly. Toilets were clean, simple, but tight. We did not need to book ahead. There were adequate dine-in seats. Counter order, then waiter service. Take-away options. This is a build your bowl type luncheon. Menu included a fair choice of set dishes and extensive selection of meats, salads, dressings, and catered for vegetarian, gluten free. I had Mexican beef and beans; excellent. ★★★ This is a property that delivers a broad range of amenities that exceed...

Stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️ ⭐️✨ Location 😊 (Convenient, easy parking and a short walk from the shops. So, not as noisy as being down the main drag.) Ambience 👀👍 (Outside on a clear autumn day, leaves falling, perfect.) Reception 🙂 (Prompt and friendly.) Cleanliness 😁 (Very clean tables and tidy throughout.) Service 😊 (Quick, fresh, and on point!) Meals 👌 (I had the Avo Smash. The size was not too bad. It had a nice balance of pepper, dried chilli and olive oil. YUM!) Improves 🥗 🎶(Would be a small bunch of colourful salad leaves on the side of the plate. Some background Lo Fi music) Will I be...

Came here expectant of healthy meals and was greeted by a cozy atmosphere. However while walking in we were faced with no service and were left in confusion and had to grab menus and take a seat unsure if it was right. Ordered a Mexican dish and a chia pudding. We were served the Mexican dish after around 15 minutes and waited for the chia pudding until asking, only then did the staff inform us they had sold out of it and hesitantly offered a refund. Food was just ok,...