Sol Bistro

We are thankful to have found this cafe serving early breakfast on a Sunday when everywhere else is closed or open much later. Nice coffee and hot chocolate served with marshmallow by friendly service staff. Very rare these days to see happy service staff, not grumpy or rude. Only cons was we walked out smelling like greasy fried bacons, perhaps look at good exhaust fans. We will be back, keep up the good work and continue to serve with your big smile!

There are so many good reviews for this place that I hate to give the place a bad one. Especially as nearly all my reviews to date have been glowing. Unfortunately, my experience here was terrible. I was with a friend and we enquired about the breakfast special and if we could substitute an item. The guy at the door said yes and rushed us in. It was a bit on the rude side. The woman serving was a horror. I asked the same thing of her and she told us to take a seat. We did and no one came to take our order. When we finally got someones attention, the woman lied and said that she had not told us to take a seat. This woman was that nasty that we left in a hurry in fear that things were going to get heated. Unforgivably bad service.

Breakfast time and this was my choice for the day. The menu displayed outside helped as I walked with my head spinning on which place to dine at. I really wanted something simple so ordered the 'build your own eggs' component and had two poached eggs on sourdough. Simple and tasty. However, next time I'll order the buttermilk pancakes. Saw someone being served this after I placed my order. Looked great. $12 is reasonable. Coffee wasn't bad either. The atmosphere inside was okay. Wanted to take a photo but felt a little self-conscious when I took my phone out to snap a pic and looked at oddly by patrons. Oh well. Wheelchair friendly. Kid friendly. Pram/stroller accessible.

I was really disappointed by my coffee here. When I received it was too hot to drink and burning my hand through the take away cup. I left it a few minutes to cool down during which the coffee started seeping through the cup as if melting it. It tasted very chemically, possibly from the chemicals released from the melting cup. I threw it away after just one sip and purchased a coffee from somewhere else.