Reviews - EightyTwenty
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Came here for lunch yesterday. A very positive buzz and almost full inside and out. Hubby had the Japanese salad bowl with salmon. It was a huge size and looked amazing! He loved it! I ordered the Chermoula lamb but without quinoa. They put in extra greens. This was a surprise. I like the crunch of the Pomegranate and pine nuts on top. Just delicious and Low Carb friendly. I could finish it all so took the left over... View all feedback.
What Darian Lesch dislikes about EightyTwenty:
We tried to come here for breakfast on a Sunday morning as we were staying at a nearby hotel. The place was fairly full but it seemed too difficult to find us a seat inside (even though we had children with us). Outside was about 4 degrees - so not a great option... The menu is trying a bit too hard in my view....so we decided to move on and found a much better spot at the Lonsdale St Roasters Cafe just down the road... View all feedback.
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Last update : 03.02.2024
So many options for vegans and the Japanese salad was the yummiest thing I've had in a very long time! Highly recommend!
Late lunch in the awesome Canberra sun at a great venue. Always quality food. The breakfast salad and matcha smoothie went down a treat...thanks girls.
Tried 80/20 for brekkie last week and was thoroughly impressed! I had the Sweet Potato and Kale Rosti and it was delicious. Fit out of the shop is great, and I enjoyed some lovely sun through the window, with Angus and Julia Stone playing in the background... what a perfect start to the morning! Great price, excellent food and super friendly/helpful staff I'll definitely be back!!
I’m obsessed with the crunch açai bowl, definitely the best I have tasted and they cater to my intolerances of GF and DF! Plus they can make good coffee!
I have only had positive experiences at this beautiful cafe. Staff are just lovely, caring and professional. Located on the the heart of Braddon this place has plenty of street parking down some of the side streets. <br/ <br/ Love the philosophy of this place and the great selection of food for both breakfast and lunch. Today I had the Japanese Salad Bowl and it was delicious! I also had a Popeye Smoothie which was fresh and thirst quenching. This may become a regular thing... <br/ <br/ Thank you!
Last update : 14.12.2017
Not bad food, coffee is decent, layout of furniture is pretty bad, loses points for all the outspoken vegans wanting to talk to you about different health
Great acai bowl and flat white. Seating can be hard to find.
Really enjoyable. Came here after passing our first choice to see that there was no customers, always rings bells. Glad to have come across 80/20, remember seeing some reviews. Place was packed and pumping, a good sign. A bit noisy but not in a off putting sort of way. Young floor staff very attentive and on the ball. That was a pleasant surprise, I place a lot on service, great to see young staff so focused and just on top of it all. My wife and I both ordered spiced porridge and coffee and hot chocolate. Coffee was really good and my wife commented how good the chocolate was, and she's not easy to please... The chocolate I'm talking about. The porridge was great, served with almond milk, we're dairy intolerant, great combo of flavours and serving size, kept us going all day. Other meals around us looked good too. Our timing in arriving was good, seen that others arriving after had to wait. Could be frustrating, but the price you pay for popularity. Not a big fan of queing before you order, but let's you check out the treats in the cabinets, and to have a bit of a look at how others are enjoying there time there. A number of groups by the look of it, all seem to be having a good time. Will definitely be first on the list for when we return to Canberra which is fairly regular. Haha, If we can get a seat that is. Pity we don't live there.
Yummy yummy gluten free paleo inspired. I have the breakie salad which was filling & very tasty. Friendly staff, very busy so book.
We tried to come here for breakfast on a Sunday morning as we were staying at a nearby hotel. The place was fairly full but it seemed too difficult to find us a seat inside (even though we had children with us). Outside was about 4 degrees - so not a great option... The menu is trying a bit too hard in my view....so we decided to move on and found a much better spot at the Lonsdale St Roasters Cafe just down the road.
