Danks Street Diner - Waterloo

The staff was friendly and the atmosphere was welcoming, both inside and outside. The menu was reasonable and the food was delicious. The coffee was so good that I bought some beans to take home with me. There were plenty of gluten-free options to choose from as well. Yay!

While searching for a sweet breakfast spot near the Hillsong church, we stumbled upon this trendy restaurant right across the street. We enjoyed a cappuccino and a brioche, both delicious and generously sized. The prices were affordable and the restaurant offers both indoor and outdoor seating. Highly recommended for a satisfying meal!

Suppe and salat for lunch. both were good, but nothing to write home. the ambiente was not great, as only two tables were occupied. the personal seemed friendly enough.

On Sunday was lunch. I had a pflugmann's lunch, which was ok, but was not presented imaginatiw. large bucks of ham and bark in the middle on some rosette with cornichons, rosin chutney, cheddar and soft boiled eggs. there was not enough broth. (as usual) and it did not taste as sourded. Eggs were very well done and the meat was good. my friend had the chicken carving burger with chips he said was also average, although the presentation was a bit more modern. overall, okay, but not worth seeing new. (service was good).

Fun place to eat lunch. The sandwich selection was interesting, and all pronounced very good. A great beer offered here, the James Squire One Fifty Lashes Pale Ale. Near the Danks Street art galleries.