Annandale Bakehouse — Restaurant in Sydney

I have come here a few times and usually the service is pretty good. However I came here this morning and the girl serving me was pretty abrupt and rude and when she gave me my order she slammed it down on the counter I was really taken a back she said to have a nice day but there was no smile nothing just a grimace it really shook me off guard I paused to think ok what was that about she said nothing I took my order and left but felt it was such a bad energy the woman had medium length brown hair and I went in at about 950 this morning. It is such a shame as last time I came the service was wonderful but that made me feel really uncomfortable. It just does not feel nice receiving what you have ordered and it being slammed down hard on the counter I think if the food you order and you are treated like that it just puts you off altogether. Just confuses me I work in the a service based industry and I would not dream of treating anyone like that I mean just in general but...

Quite good bacon and egg roll, though the egg was cooked a bit more than you'd expect so there was no runny yolk. The sauce for the roll was a nice tomato relish, much more enjoyable than the commercial sauces you often find. My friend also really enjoyed her French toast. The coffees were fine, a bit weak and milky. I think the food is better here, but the coffee is better at Precinct 37 next door. Prices overall were very reasonable, we were pleasantly surprised. They were not doing table service when we were there, but it took them 10 minutes to mention that to us even though it was pretty quiet, and overall I didn't find the staff to be particularly helpful or friendly. The location has its ups and down. On Booth St next to the pedestrian crossing, it means there's a lot of traffic stopping and starting right next to you. There's also a lot of passing pedestrians and dogs, which makes for some good...

Great little local cafe, serving up freshly baked goods. MEALS: Great variety of vegan, vegetarian and gluten free food. Great gluten free bread and banana bread. They also have healthy poke like bowls which sound great. PRICES: Very reasonably priced dishes between around $6-25 per meal. SERVICE: Overall lovely staff, possibly not the most competent with us. I paid extra for ricotta and honey and it didn't come. I haven't been more than once so wouldn't rate down on this basis. ACCESSIBILITY: Wheelchair accessible, with some seating out the front allowing for those with large prams, dogs and wheelchairs. Only issue might be that they don't do table service, you have to go to the back to order. OVERALL: I'd still come back and get them to repeat my order back when I...