Andavanth

Consistently average. I have been here several times for coffee and eaten food from the display cabinet, but not off the menu. The coffee is ok, but the food is really average quality. The service can be a bit hit and miss depending who's on. And the prices are definitely above average for what you get. It's close to work when I need a quick snack, which is the only reason I go back.

I would like to give less than one star to the lady with the straight black hair behind the counter. She was rude, rolled her eyes at me and had a lot of attitude when I gave my order, I proceeded to walk out without ordering anything. Our office is just around the corner and I can assure that I will not be returning - Andavanth clearly does not value returning customers.

This cafe has a lovely vibe - although it's in the middle of Milton, it's very quiet and the courtyard seating area has a nice Mediterranean feel about it. The food was good, but not remarkable and I thought my caesar salad (cos lettuce and toasted Turkish bread, topped with one rasher of bacon and poached egg) was a little bit overpriced at $17.

I visit Andavanth quite frequently (once or twice a week) for coffee and a bite as its close to where I live and dropped in for breakkie today. As I have started a low carb diet, I requested politely if they could swap the bread for something else. Anything. All other cafes that I visit, have been supportive of such a request and immediately suggest alternatives. So I was a bit taken aback to get this response from Andavanth “to put bread on your plate costs us only 35 cents so all we can do is remove it”. Now, I do accept the cafe’s right to take this position and say that to me, but equally it was quite off putting for me to hear that blunt response and I will be taking my business elsewhere to other businesses who are accomodating and customer friendly. Thank you.