Cafe Cucci - Wangaratta

I ate with my daughter. a special time. the personal has welcomed us. service was great. eating was fantastic, beautiful and so you can relax. we'll be back. I could even take my man.

We were very relieved to find a caffe on the New Year's Day. the coffee was really nice and my zucchini and mais fritte was very tasty and accompanied by an salat with a balsamikum dressing and made to home tomaten relish. They usually know. a caffe has a good coffee when all local cyclists are there. they were. staff very friendly and helpful.

Fresh, delicious! can recommend the club sanga if they can wrap their mouth around him, do them better than I. packed with quality and taste, it was the perfect box stop. friendly staff, great looking scenes too!

Here on the way back to sydney. After they have seen that 90% of the feeds contained on the menu huhn, it came as an surprise to find out that they were out (especially when supermarket was 3 minutes to foot). Instead...settled for an salami foccacia, which was a sloppy chaos of the plentiful Bbq sauce, of mozzarella and meat of low quality. the most serious was the open racism of the staff. they allowed me and two of my friends (which are all white) to use the bathroom, but would not allow my girlfriend (which is of Asian descent) to use it. they also called them as the small Chinese a very terrible experience would not recommend.

If I could give this Cafe 0 stars I would as they were openly discriminatory. The staff said that my sandwich was for the little chinese girl (I am of Asian heritage but I am not Chinese). Further, I was travelling with a group of...Caucasian people. They were all allowed to use the bathroom before and after I asked but I was TURNED AWAY and said I was not allowed to use the toilet. I was told to use the bathroom down the end of the street. Their food was also abysmal with the $14 chicken focaccia just being mayo in between two pieces of bread. My friend also got given an egg and bacon roll without a lid given to it, just egg and bacon on a piece of toasted bread. Highly unprofessional and highly discriminatory.