Tallow & Thyme - Canberra

Cafés, Vegetarian, Australian

Tallow & Thyme

Tallow & Thyme
3.2 / 5 (13 reviews)

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★ 3.2 / 5 from 13 reviews
dhettinger-1
20.11.2017

Ordered two take away coffees when the cafe was 1/3 full. It appeared that most of the patrons had already been served their coffee. It took 20 minutes for them to make two soy coffees that are absolutely undrinkable? It tasted like rice milk.... and was burnt. If I'm waiting 20 minutes for two coffees I would hope it would be good... considering I only saw the barista produce two coffees before producing mine. Won't be coming back.

carter-laurie
20.11.2017

This place used to be great as paleo cafe. I loved the milkshakes and snack options. I've had a terrible experience with a really bad quality milkshake, the serve was really small and the staff were distracted. Unfortunately I will not be coming back and I will miss those good milkshakes.

I'll start by summarising that while this was one of the tastiest vegetarian meals that I had in Canberra it was not filling enough for the price of it and I don't intend on coming back. I think it's great that this cafe offers plenty of vegetarian and vegan options but I also feel that the dishes weren't thought through to be satisfying or filling for the vegan customers.For example, the "zucchini spaghetti with pesto" that my friend had had no protein in it and if I were to make it, I'd add something like pine nuts to make this dish more nutritious.I ordered the vegan veggies stack which was delicious and very flavourful but was not filling. For $17.50 I would have expected more food or at least something on the side. A piece of bread with hummus would have added protein to the dish and made it more satisfying. Sure, I could have ordered something else which would have made it even more expensive. $20+ for lunch made from vegetable seems ridiculous. I might have had the wrong expectations but when I go to a cafe for lunch I expect to be satisfied from one dish and not have to order an entree or multiple dishes. I'm not a huge eater but do expect cafes and restaurants to consider what is actually filling for their vegan and vegetarian customers when they offer dishes for them. The food was delicious and therefore the 4 stars review.

I gave this restaurant five stars in total - three for the average food and McEssence, and an extra two for the personal nostalgia I feel towards this specific location.

jovany-yundt
02.12.2017

I hadn't visited a McDonald's in quite some time, but after seeing a commercial for the Grand Mac, I was intrigued and decided to give it a try. The restaurant wasn't crowded when we arrived.

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At 629, you'll find the station City Interchange, from which you also have access to the municipal transportation.

You can also enjoy gluten-free menus at the restaurant.

The eatery gladly provides baby high chairs for babies and toddlers.

The restaurant is accessible and can therefore also be used with a wheelchair or physical limitations.

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