Beess & Co Cafe - Canberra

Bad breakfast. the change of personal and food is now terrible. breakfast swimming in vegetable oil. coffee unimaginable. presentation and service terrible. the pictures used for the promotion of the restaurant are not on the menu or they reflect the eating. I asked for a refund after I broke, I was told no.

A really good place for a lazy weekend breakfast. the coffee was very good and the menu contains the usual brkkie favorites plus some of their own specialties. I had the Veggie breakfast, which was on Polnta Square with a delicious chile jam and bbc a side of haash browns. different enough to be interesting, but also familiar. really pleasant and satisfying. my wife had the breakfasts that were light and fluffy, but fill and very tasty. my son had the big breakfast. generous portion and well cooked. the service was good and the prices were recommended.

Negative. my partner asked about everything that is vegan. the waitress spoke to the cook and came back to say that she couldn't give her anything. has not even offered toast, or a shake or obst. Really? How hard is it to grill tomato or to smash an avocado? ... or do everything to make their customers welcome. really, really poor form.

Excellent! one of the best experiences I ever had in a local breakfast café. the young kerl has taken a real interest in us and every time he approached us, a very illuminated but appealing attitude took up. he offered help on the menu and highlighted the special breakfast with a pickled beet under the eggs. He made it great, so we both tried! an incredible mix of taste. I ordered green tee and he bought it by saying that he chose the particular tee that had a nutty taste to go with the eggs! (who does it? super). only a small local caffe with exceptional service, well made!

Looking for a good coffee in a strange town. Thank goodness for Zomato. Can agree the coffee is good, and the bacon and egg roll tasty. Very fast and friendly service. Popped in on a Sunday morning coincided with national Dog day. Locals take that vey seriously. But at least they are kept outside.