We drive past the Esher St Cafe several times every week and finally stopped for lunch today (Thursday). There are a number of old style retro tables and chairs out on the footpath at the front entrance but they did not look comfortable at all, so we went inside. The interior was lovely and cool because the air-conditioning was turned on, as it was a very warm and humid Brisbane day. We tried going out the back into the undercover garden eating area but it was hot even with all of the ceiling fans on high speed, and some of the seating in this area also didn't look too comfortable. We went back inside and found a comfortable cool table in the back corner of the cafe. We did receive a cheery...
MY NEW FAV PLACEATMOSPHERE & GREAT FOOD ARE TWO THINGS HARD TO FIND IN THE ONE PLACEWhat can I say, I got the Esher breakfast, & it was cooked to perfection, just a great start to my day, not just lots of helpings but tasted great as well, it was cooked to perfection, my poached eggs were perrrrfect, soft & not too runny, so when you cut them, there is this lovely gooey runny yolk, I loved the maple bacon, & fried haloumi, herbed mushrooms, avocado, & served with sourdough toast on the side, the coffee was amazing also, I never drink coffee without sugar, but these guys make coffee just perfectly, it's got no bitter taste that needs sweetening at all, I was recommended by a friend to go ther...
I decided to try this place as it is close to home and always passed it in the car. I got a latte and avocado a toast. The latte was good but didn't make me want to come back for another which I usually feel like when out on a Sunday morning. The presentation of the meals was definitely below standard, it seemed like it had just been thrown together without much thought. Spread on the avo, hand full of baby spinach leaves on the side and eggs plonked in the middle. The avocado on toast was on organic sourdough, which it may have been, but it was a little light a fluffy compared to the dense sourdough breads you can get at other places. The actual taste of the avocado was good but nothing to...
First time visit to this nice little Deli / Café in Tarragindi for a Sunday Breakfast.Great choice of food and beverages. The orange juice was amazing, and freshly made. At first glance, this café seems fairly small, until you enter and find that it extends out the back to a nice open air section, with rustic appearance.The tables and seating are made up from old timber pallets, and old doors, and cable drums, which add to the ambience of the setting. (and quite comfortable). We found the service to be very good, and the prices quite reasonable for what we received. Plenty of street parking available.
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We visited Esher Street Deli for Sunday breakfast. It's in a quiet, leafy spot and there is outdoor seating so you can bring your pooch.The staff are friendly and service was fast.The food was pleasant, but not great and there are many better breakfast options around Brisbane.
I love dropping into Esher St because the staff are always welcoming and the coffee is amazing. The variety of food is good and I have enjoyed every meal and snack I've ever had there. Highly recommended for a casual get together or just spending some quality time alone xx
I visit this cafe very frequently on the way to work, because it's not only on the way with plenty of parking, but the coffee is great, fast, good value and nice staff. Highly recommended! Have also tried a brekkie special - delicious!
I'm new to this trip advisor thing but I love it!! We searched for this place because of some of the reviews on here! And we were not dissatisfied.. such a nice setting for breakfast and great coffee and great staff!!
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Esher Street is my favourite breakfast spot in Brisbane! Such a quirky, little atmosphere; perfect for an intimate catch up or as a birthday breakfast venue
Came here some breakfast yesterday Wife ordered the beetroot and Halloumi wrap and I had the Esher Breakfast.
