Jeany's Coffee Shop (Benoni) — Restaurant in Gauteng

We were quite excited to try Jeanys beacuse of some of their aesthetic pictures on google. After our paddel game ended at 3pm we headed over to a table a Jeanys, the staff standing around watched us approach but no one came to serve us, after waiting about 10 minutes we decided to call someone over and ask them to take our orders. After taking our orders the waiter didn’t clear the table and the wind was quite hectic causing the menus to blow away and blowing the stand up menu over continuously until I decided to move all of it myself. While we were waiting for our food other customers had also sat down looking around wondering where the service was when my boyfriend had signal to one of the staff members standing around that those people need a waiter. When the food came it looked very nice but it was very mediocre and not worth the price. I had the warm chicken and mango salad (R125) I was expecting fresh mango but it seemed to have been grilled which gave it a really bad taste. After eating we also waited around to have someone clear the table and for us to ask for the bill. It’s also mentioning it was not busy at all we and the the other customers mentioned were the only customers at that time at the restaurant and some people over at the paddel courts had been receiving their...

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After doing a morning walk in the chilly weather, we deserved a breakfast to fuel up again. Most padel places seem to be setting up coffee shops to service the players hunger or thirst or even the family members and friends supporting the players.

We made a stop at Jeany’s Coffee Shop a quirky little spot with inside and outside seating, and quite a variety of items on their menu.

My latest search is still to find the best toasted chicken mayo, so I ordered that with some chips. To wash it down I was so tempted for my normal cappuccino with cream (as my hands were frozen red and swollen), but I ordered the Sunshine Fruit Burst Smoothie (Mango, granadilla, banana, yoghurt and oatmeal). I can't complain, it was both really good. I took a walk around to see what else is in the premises. They have more indulgent desserts looking at you as you walk outside. It's a nice covered area as it didn't feel that cold outside.

There was also a shop up the stairs, but my legs were so stiff, there was NO way I was attempting to go up.

Quite easy to find off Pretoria road, go check them...

The place is amazing soo much to do and nice place to be i will not be going back though as that is all there is the food was the worst food i have gotten in a very long time i had a chicken mayo pizza and my mother had a vetta cheese and camembert cheese pizza and i took one bite and asked my mother how hers was she said hers tasted flavour less so we tasted each others pizza and they tasted the exact same and the jam they use is a specific jam made from pumpkin seeds and artificial food the cheese was rubbery and horrible the coffee was decent but not the food and there isn't much in the book store I never walked into the thrift store but not going to recommend all the staff for 2 tables just could do much better all that money on the place that could put more money or effort on the food we will gladly pay more for good food that is made in the restaurant not frozen pizza this is coming from experience as my mother is a chef and I know what decent...