Waterloo Cafe & Bakery — Restaurant in North Island

I have been going there for a long time, found it to be below average, was served luke warm water for my tea, the Asian man and Woman, poor English, flies all over the place on hot days and recently found ants 🐜 in their sugar cups and crawling on the walls, discusting, when you are eating. My daughter complained that her flap jack eats stale, they didn't want to know, saying it was made that morning, this was late afternoon, A few days ago, I ordered bacon, fried, eggs, hash brown, sausage for two people, no 8 on the list, woman only brought 1 plate out, sausage was not cooked and tasted discusting, when ordered this woman said no 8 2 people. Was not charged for this, we ended up sharing the plate between us. Very...

My first visit to this cafe and I will say I wasn't impressed and will not return. I chose a meal from the breakfast & lunch menu which was eggs (fried only) on toast, bacon, sausage & hash browns & cost $14 which wasn't good value. I think their menu signage is poorly done too because it says sausages but only one is given & hash brown, but you receive two small ones. The meal looked bland but it was okay on an empty & hungry tummy. But what disappointed me the was the tomato sauce came in a Watties bottle but it was clear to me the contents was definitely not Watties sauce but anothec brand of catchup. I was disappointed with the deception...maybe a mistake...

This little bakery tucked away in the Waterloo suburb opposite the Waterloo Station tunnel entrance is a mini delight and conveniently located if you intend to get a snack, drink or even a fuller, hot meal. The coffee is excellent, food is fresh and reasonably priced, and all served fast by the friendly owners. They do close early though so it pays to visit before 3pm. There is no shortage of car-parking and its close proximity to the Station offers convenience for a coffee break either before of after...