Gympie Gold Museum Cafe'

A small group we were coffees, tea, pie, Quiche chips came out at varied times spread over 15 minutes. Does that say something? A side shoot off the Museum really nothing more than a seat table to chat about what you 've done... seen. Can 't help thinking its a bit like ... you don 't go to the movies for the food, but you 're happy to nosh down when distracted. With such a large easy access car park the appeal to trucks tradies in the early morning Brekkie 'grab run ' could be worth exploring!

I can not believe the wait time to recieve our breakfast this morning.. almost an hour. I walked in to see how long our meals will be and when I saw the rude lady holding our meals looking lost and couldn't find our table. I...said those meals look like ours, and instead of offering to walk our meals out to our table she slapped them in my hands with a dirty look and walked away. Her attitude made me furious and I despise everything about this cafe. Absolutely hopeless, ran and operated by a bunch of monkeys. We will never return and will ensure my colleagues do not visit or spend money there.

I ordered one coffee and two pastries from Hotbox. There was no warning about the long wait time due to a large dining group already seated. It took about 40 minutes to receive the coffee, and despite reminding the server about the pastries, we had to go to the counter to request them again. When the pastries finally arrived, they were like two slabs of very dry pastry. The waitresses were trying their best, but they seemed to be lacking assistance or guidance. Overall, it was a very disappointing experience.

Display of various elements from the opposite and the history behind the city was captivating! would recommend a stop if they are in the opposite.

Coffee came like a half-baked cuppacino instead of flat white. not much taste or body to the coffee. bacon and ei muffin good, but the large breakfast was below average. the hate-browns smeared as if they had boiled in old oil. Cheeseed...beans and mushrooms were cold.