Andavanth - Brisbane

This cafe has a lovely vibe although it's in the middle of Milton, it's very quiet and the courtyard seating area has a nice Mediterranean feel about it. The food was good, but not remarkable and I thought my ceasar salad (cos lettuce and toasted Turkish bread, topped with one rasher of bacon and poached egg) was a little bit overpriced at $17.

Excellent ambiance in the Tuscan style. Stopped in for a quick latte and lemon tart. Impressive and attentive service, great Merlo coffee and nice selection of food. Will be back! see you there!

Service from barista / counter girl was terrible and took more than 20 minutes to toast a sandwich. When I began to ask where it was (as I was in a hurry and thought a sandwich wouldn't take long), she cut me off and said "it's coming, take a seat".

Ok how have I never been here. We were starving for late brunch, I've passed this place a million and one times and something compelled me to u-turn and after checking the menu online, saw dill potato cakes and walked in. So glad we did. They weren't on the Saturday brunch menu however the owner happily made them for me no worries- that was so nice. The dill potato cakes came with salmon, poaches eggs and sour cream. I ordered a side of hollandaise and mushrooms. It was so delicious!! House made hollandaise- everything was so good. The potato cakes weren't overly dilly and a great alternative to bread, eggs well poached and the sour cream was a good side. Partner loved his eggs benny which came on Turkish. Coffee was merlo and pretty decently made. I had a Noah's juice. Can't wait to come back for their cocktails- all $10!

This cafe has a lovely vibe - although it's in the middle of Milton, it's very quiet and the courtyard seating area has a nice Mediterranean feel about it. The food was good, but not remarkable and I thought my caesar salad (cos lettuce and toasted Turkish bread, topped with one rasher of bacon and poached egg) was a little bit overpriced at $17.