Gapp Café — Restaurant in George

Gapp Cafe, located in the bustling mall, is a trendy restaurant that offers a wide range of mouth-watering dishes. However, their poke bowls are truly exceptional and are certainly worth a visit.

The atmosphere of the restaurant is modern and chic, with plenty of natural light and a welcoming ambiance. The staff is friendly and attentive, making the dining experience all the more enjoyable.

The poke bowls at Gapp Cafe are simply divine. The quality and freshness of the ingredients are evident in every bite. Customers can choose from a variety of base options such as white rice, brown rice, quinoa, or salad. Then, they can add a protein of their choice, including salmon, tuna, shrimp, tofu, or chicken. Finally, they can top it off with an array of veggies, sauces, and seasonings. The combinations are endless, and the flavors are always spot-on.

Aside from their poke bowls, Gapp Cafe also offers an extensive menu of sandwiches, wraps, salads, and smoothies. The portions are generous, and the prices are reasonable, making it an excellent choice for both a quick lunch or a leisurely dinner.

Overall, Gapp Cafe is a must-visit restaurant for poke bowl lovers. With its welcoming ambiance, friendly staff, and delicious food, it is sure to become a go-to spot for anyone who enjoys fresh,...

We were excited to try this new venue. Bit of a bland, huge space, can't imagine it being full. We were tempted by the healthy options on menu, however I decided on their chicken salad, and my daughter a flatbread. Both of us were disappointed - the salad was decorated with mayonnaise zig zagged all over, and filled with crunchy sugar - I later realized these were 'candied' nuts, but too small to pick out. I am careful not to eat sugar, so the salad was inedible. Manager said it was a customer favorite (with hidden 'gems') but no reference to the sugar was in the description. My daughters flatbread was wet with a shower of balsamic - a reduction would have made it less soggy. She also found it too sweet. It's unlike her not to eat, and to refuse option to take it home. Manager indicated our taste was the problem. Seeing other reviews it is common to cater to a sweet tooth in oriental food. The waiter was charming, and service good, but there was only one other...

Have in the past popped in and looked at menu but felt overpriced for this frugal girl..

Had been to movies and the others decided to go so I had 'no choice'

Speaking of no choice ,,, no vegetarian pizza on menu and our waiter said the couldn't make me one,,,,, really, you can't through some veg onto a pizza base, cover with cheese and serve.

Had tiniest side salad, and some chips,,, the Buddha bowl looked tempting but recall I had it at there eden branch and felt sick after, as the chickpeas were deep fried to a cinder.. Wine was good, belladonna,,

Music was very loud and had to ask twice for it to be turned down...

Clearly an owner living abroad or up country

Our waiter was very sweet though...