Stopped here for breakfast after seeing the mountain view from the road. Garden seating is really peaceful. Had the omelette and French toast - both done properly, not greasy at all. Coffee did the job. They&#39;ve got local art on the walls which adds character. Place was quiet on a Tuesday morning. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Still our go-to stop whenever we&#39;re passing through. Staff remembered us from last time, which was sweet. Food&#39;s consistent, nothing fancy but hits the spot every single time.

Stopped here for a late breakfast and honestly the portions caught me off guard. Got the full English and it was stacked. Place has old motorbikes and photos all over the walls, kinda cool vibe. Paid around what I&#39;d expect for that much food, so no complaints. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Lovely little spot &mdash; the coffee was solid and the carrot cake really hit the spot. Owners chatted with us about their rescued animals, which was honestly the highlight.

Food&rsquo;s decent and service was solid. Menu&rsquo;s a bit limited though. Still, it&rsquo;s about as fine as dining gets in Port Alfred. Does the job.

Stopped by for a late lunch and honestly the food was the highlight. Had the grilled fish and it came out perfectly cooked, flaky and fresh. The owner actually came by our table to check if everything was alright, which I always appreciate. Service was quick even though they were busy. Only thing is the seating outside gets a bit warm in the afternoon, but the view makes up for it.

The lamb neck was the standout. Cooked so soft it came off the bone with barely any effort, rich and proper Karoo flavour. Had the beef stroganoff too, creamy and well seasoned. Place was busy, so booking makes sense. Didn&#39;t pay much attention to the decor, but the food did the talking.

That jalape&ntilde;o popper toastie was unreal, honestly the best I&#39;ve had. Called them after to ask about a branch nearer me. Coffee held up too.

Stopped here on a work trip. Outdoor seating is the main draw, pretty relaxed. Had the massaman seafood curry, it was properly good. You can tell they make it fresh, not sitting around. Service was fine, no complaints. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The lamb burger was actually so good, way better than I expected for such a simple menu. My friend got the chicken one and kept stealing bites of mine lol. We sat outside for a bit, it was chill enough to actually hear each other talk. Would come back just for that lamb burger honestly.

The pizza here is consistently good&mdash;rich toppings and that stretchy cheese really hit the spot. The vibe is lively, especially on match days, and the drinks are reasonably priced. Just be prepared for service that can be a bit hit or miss depending on who you get.

Stopped by for breakfast last week. Food was solid, coffee did the job. They let my dog sit with us on the patio, which is a big plus for me. Service was quick even though it was busy. Prices are fair for the portion size. Would go back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Stopped here for breakfast last week and honestly the menu has way more options than I expected for a spot this size. Portions are proper and the coffee came out hot which is always a win in my books. Service was friendly enough even though they were busy. Only thing is it took a while to get our food but the food itself was solid.

Loved the mango margaritas and the friendly service. The vibe is relaxed and perfect for unwinding, just wish there was a smoking area.

The food was decent, but that 14% auto-gratuity caught me off guard. Would&#39;ve preferred a heads-up before the bill came.

We came here with a group of friends and honestly the open seating made it so easy to just chill and chat. I had the grilled chicken and it was pretty solid, not mind-blowing but tasty. The play area is a nice touch too, even for us big kids watching the little ones run around. Service was a bit slow but we weren&#39;t in a rush anyway. 😊

The view of the main beach is honestly the best part. I grabbed a seat by the window and just watched the waves while sipping a cocktail. Drinks were creative and well-made. The fishbowls looked fun for sharing, though I didn&#39;t try one myself. Daytime vibe is super chill, which I liked. Service was friendly enough, no complaints there. Just a nice spot to unwind without any fuss.

Cozy @ RamblingsDecided on a sneaky girls breakfast with my mom and sister to beat the winter blues. We were immediately greeted with the warmth of local hospitality and the homey feeling of the restaurant. The staff kept their energy fending off the cold, and keeping each guest toasty. We started our girls brekkie off with a sneaky Mimosa and each of us eager to try everything on the menu. By the time our stomachs calmed down, we each ordered a coffee and our brekkie. I, myself was very excited to try the Eggs Benedict with grilled veggies paired with an oat milk latte. I was not disappointed, and by the looks of my mom and sisters sparkling plates- neither were they. It you&rsquo;re in the area and feeling for a place to treat yourselves, or a nook to work in, then you need to visit these cute, homey, warm and friendly place! I can&rsquo;t wait to become a regular!

Kids loved the play area here, kept them busy the whole time. Staff were friendly too. Food was decent, nothing crazy but fine for a family stop.

Solid Sunday roast, good portions for the price. Staff were friendly even with the place packed. Setting&#39;s lovely too. Menu&#39;s a bit limited but what they do, they do right.

Spacious spot with a decent view, staff were friendly enough. Seafood tasted fresh and prices didn&#39;t hurt. Desserts were a nice touch too.

The prawns were seriously good&mdash;big, juicy, and that sauce had so much flavour I kept dipping bread in it after. Portions are proper generous too. Sat near the window and could just see the sea from the table. That alone made it worth stopping here. Maybe not the cheapest spot, but I left full and happy.

Solid ciabatta with avo and bacon bits. Cappuccino was decent too. Service a bit rough around the edges but honestly didn&#39;t care once the food landed. Place had a good buzz to it. Would grab lunch here again if I&#39;m in the area.

Stopped in for a beer after a long day. The chocolate peanut butter porter really stood out, smooth and not too heavy. Place has a nice relaxed vibe, easy to just sit and unwind. Only thing is seating near the bar fills up fast, but we managed fine. Good spot if you&#39;re after something a bit different.

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