Boubar — Restaurant in Western Australia

Boubar, a locals favourite coffee shop, I understand it is Anzac Day, though if no other coffee shops are open and you decide to open, maybe get more staff on roster. The young lady behind the coffee machine was 12 coffees deep and there was more to make. I ordered a soy latte and it was perfect but I can’t say that about the food! Ordered a big breakfast $25 it came with two slices of bread, sautéed spinach, two poached eggs, and a tomato cut in half! All of it was cold.. not very impressed, I understand short staffed may be difficult but if you are charging that much for a big breakfast, at least serve it hot. ( big breakfast ) eggs, bread, spinach, sausage, bacon, hash brown, tomato, mushrooms etc… Extortionist prices! 3 stars because it...

Cafe had only one other occupied table of 5. I ordered then sat down at the only table that wasn’t too close to them. It had the remains of the previous customer on the table. When the staff member brought my order she went to just walk away..I asked her to clear the table which she did but left spilt water, crumbs etc on the table. I waited….eventually I said that I didn’t want to sit at a dirty table and could she please wipe it down. She did it with an annoyed expression…no smile, no apology…very unpleasant. This is no way to run a Cafe…I...

Modern quaint local Cafe, on Hampton, cosy, seats & tables throughout, inside and outside, so room to move. Healthy drinks cabinet & water also. Choice of food didn't really appeal to me as a vegetarian with those huge biscuits being to big for me. I loved the Portuguese tarts very yummy and soup of the day was very welcoming! The one thing the barissita explained since the onset of covid they only serve coffee's and hot drinks in takeaway cups which I'm dead against, I prefer the traditional glass but I loved their chai lattee excellent! Good...