Le Pavilion Cafe — Restaurant in Sydney

I have been dining at Le Pavillion Cafe for many years on and off under various owners, and the food, service and good will displayed has improved out of sight I must say, and respect for older customers is impeccable. Currently, food, service, cleanliness & staff are at the epitome of what one sees in top restaurants around the world, which can be credited to the current management and staff. A friend of mine from Raffles in Singapore commented to me after visiting Le Pavilion at my recommendation that the food and service was as good as at Raffles, and the Verge in Dubai where he owns a share, and he will be recommending this tiny out of the way Cafe to all his friends that visit Sydney, and Warwick Farm in particular. Breakfasts and lunch are a hoot, and you can even get a take away salad and desert...

Nice handy cafe for when you're getting your car service or when looking to buy a car. It's nothing fancy but the glass doors and minimalistic black and white furniture works Feels bright and clean. The food is surprisingly good, got the Majors roll and the Bacon and Egg for the hubster. He was well chuffed with the two eggs and generous serving of bacon on a long roll. Major with sausage and egg came in a brioche bun and also had 2 what and 2 sausages. They serve fresh juice and coffee isn't too bad. (Hard to beat my Will&Co beans + Breville Barista which somewhat turned me into a coffee snub. Haha). But, I would recommend to eat here it is pretty good for where it is. Located near the Mercedes Benz lot and a short walk to the Home centre...

Arrived 10am. Car getting serviced. Was planning to eat a little later.

Not allowed to sit inside unless I order food. I mentioned that I would order food later.

Then told that there is a limit of 45 mins for inside seating.

I said that I was waiting for my car to be serviced. Was told that this cafe is a separate business to the car dealership and could wait at the dealers for my car to be ready.

I understand why some of these rules exist but good customer service would be to try and help the customer figure out a way to retain them, rather than appear to be more than happy to see them leave with a takeaway coffee, which was the only redeeming part of...