Lee Freeman

Google review

They have an extensive gluten free menu which is great. The food sadly doesn’t stand out. $23 prawn fried rice is just some extra shrimp in your fried rice. No prawn larger than a five cent piece. The welcoming was cold and it seemed like we should have known what we wanted. We felt rushed looking at the menu. We did however get a smile when we left. Would we go back? Only if we were drunk enough with no other options available. Solid 2 star.

Stella L

Google review

Very appreciative that gluten-free ramen was available, as it's impossible to find. The broth wasn't quite there for me, however. I couldn't quite put my finger on what was different about it. It had maybe too strong of an onion/vegetable taste and not enough depth or 'umami' flavour. It was still enjoyable, though I'd say I've had better ramen. The music and the vibe of the staff, although friendly, seemed at odds with the atmosphere - almost too laidback, hip and cool for this style of dining and cuisine. Bookings are essential for weekend dinner.

Daniël Brundel

Google review

Great coffee, good food, especially gluten free bread is fantastic. Great staff and very child friendly. Great cafe.

Kaylah Jayde

Google review

Beautiful food, had the gluten free chicken sandwich and the bread and flavours where amazing. Good customer service too and lovely into atmosphere.

Peter Harvey

Google review

Being coeliac I have tried many sad and horrendous attempts by business to make a gf pie or pastie. What stir the pot have managed to achieve is not only a delicious filling that uses quality ingredients but somehow managed to make the pastry just as palatable. Full credit just wish I could buy their pastry in sheets to take home so I did not have to buy the cardboard from coles.