A Bite To Eat

The drinks here are quite satisfying and fries were good, burger was average, but the risotto was undercooked and the arborio rice was so hard and ruined the taste of the risotto. I also felt the seasoning wasn't right and it tasted a bit bland. A bit disappointing experience given the high reviews given by the public. Yours truly @fooderarri

Lots of room inside and out, seems to be very kid and dog friendly but is big enough that you could it away from them too. Food wasn't too long and was delicious. Coffee was decent but the staff didn't have any idea about the beans so it's not for coffee lovers. I asked for a dessert which I saw in the windows which I never received and was sold when I asked about it again.

As a meat eater that loves lots of flavour via yummy sauces, cheeses, seasoning while going light on the (healthy) vegetable and salad side, A Bite To Eat wasn't my cup of tea but I'm damn sure they're somebody else's. We ordered the chicken burger and stake sandwich (we were after some battered fish but only pickled salmon on the menu). In short A Bite To Eat is a vegetarians paradise and I'm sure perfectly suited to such tastes bit for the meat eater, expect to be out of your comfort zone. Juices were amazing, chips were fantastic, coffee was OK.

We visited this Cafe for a private function and it was superb. They served a wide, and plentiful, range of finger foods that were all?delicious. The function had an open bar tab and a number of waitresses and ancillary staff who were all really switched on and very pleasant. Probably the best of this type of function that we have attended.

It used to be better. There was this random, eclectic collection of furniture that made it feel a bit Boho and Melbourne alleyway-esque. It's all been replaced with standard cafe furniture and has lost its edge a little. However, service is friendly and the coffee is on point. Get the B&E roll, it's good!