Banjo's Redcliffe

We visited this restaurant on our first Sunday in Redcliffe for a late meal, after lunch but before dinner. We tried some cakes that were delicious. The next day, we sampled their bread, a cake, and some small snack-sized hot meals. Once again, everything was quite good.

This is a small bakery that is very popular. under a lot of baked it sells cakes that are popular with tasmans. the cape grim meat and mushroom puss are quite delicious.

Good bakery eating, on a pleasant place two things have totally ruined our experience. Although we decided to eat in the outside tables and not to take away, we were lined with paper bags and withdrawal cups, even though others were served with dishes. but it became. the outdoor tables swarm with baptism, fought for crumbs at our feet, attacked the tables and knocked on them. the reason that no efforts have been made at all to clear the tables, with birds trained by time to march them without fear, out of uneven food and crumbs. the next door Greek running café with exterior had no single bird, with immaculately cleaned and cleaned tables.

We visited banjo’s redcliffe yesterday, (28/01/2022) for sitdown cakes and coffee/tea. first, the hot drinks were collected in paper cups. Secondly, they had no cake fork. the personal advised that covid prevented them with cutlery? and that we could use our hands to eat our cakes. after we have collected our own serviettes! the price was not from another similar service café diffrent. the first and last time.

Always a great fresh selection, great coffee, great location overlooking the Redcliffe jetty. Always tempted by the quiches.