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Outstanding delicious Brekkie eggs with salmon, all dishes with friends were excellent.Service was quick and efficient.
We were staying at Cotswold Gardens and went for a walk along Marsh Street to see what will attract our attention to dine out. It was ‘Whitebull Hotel’, the building is big… you can’t miss it – only a 13-minute walking distance. The ambience of this place is like your typical pub layout, comfy chairs, tables evenly spaced out and of decent size with elbow room and air conditioned BUT their menu selection is not your typical pub, more like fancy pub meals at affordable prices. You order and pay at the bar – both cash and cards are accepted and it is table service. We felt so welcomed by friendly, helpful staff – the hardest part was making a decision of what to order, plenty of meals selection. We didn’t have to wait long for our meals. When the waiter brought our meals to our table, I noticed we didn’t have any cutlery with our meals, which I asked – silly me, it was sitting on a table, right underneath the ‘Specials’ menu, which I didn’t see but the waiter was very accommodating and brought the cutlery over to us with a smile. I ordered ‘Roast Beef Brisket’ (with roasted pumpkin and potato, beans, Yorkshire pudding and gravy) from the ‘Specials Menu’. The brisket was cooked to perfection and simply fell apart – I ate every single bit of that brisket, perfect cut and delicious. I loved my veggies but the roasted potato was cooked to perfection – I could have easily eaten two, but the best part of my meal was soaking up the rest of my gravy and juices with my Yorkshire pudding – the seasoning was perfect. My wife ordered ‘Grilled Tasmanian Salmon Steak’ (with citrus dressing, roasted potato, smoky pumpkin puree and ‘signature’ vegetables – broccoli, carrot and asparagus) from the ‘Signature’ section of the menu. My wife’s expression was more than enough and gave it a thumbs up with a smile from ear to ear. The salmon was cooked and seasoned perfectly, the skin was crispy and the salmon was flaky. The citrus dressing was one of a kind, definitely has the sweet citrus flavour and the smoky pumpkin puree had the subtle sweet taste but the flavour was on a classy level that both complimented the salmon beautifully. The roasted potato, again… was cooked perfection – crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside and the vegetables cooked to perfection with that al dente bite “the crunch”. When we finished with our meals, the waiter came over to our table straight away, asked us how we liked our meals and my wife told him that it was “Number One!” and asked him to pass on the compliments to the chef as well – kudos to the chef. We would have licked our plates but that would have been embarrassing, nonetheless, our plates were pretty clean when we had finished with our meals. Oh... almost forgot, there were no salt or pepper on the table and for a very good reason - you don't need it, the chef knows how to season meals faultlessly. And thank you to the staff that made our evening pleasant and enjoyable. I highly recommend this place, for a small town, we were totally surprised – the staff went above and beyond and the food was outstanding with high quality ingredients at a fair price and we left with more than just happy tummies. Thank you.
This is an excellent pub to visit for a late afternoon drink/early evening. No food or bar snacks ( except crisps) available but a great atmosphere and very friendly genuine staff which extended also to clientele. The organic rose’ wine was a real treat and the range of beers will not disappoint those seeking ‘real ale’. The staff welcome you to bring in your own takeaways if you wish ( we didn’t see anybody doing this). Overall it was a treble visit for us over our stay in the town and led us to the Welders Dog in Tamworth too - same great vibe.
Had a take away coffee and toasted banana bread. Wasn't very busy on the Monday morning we went there, but the server was friendly and worked efficiently to quickly prepare our order. Good coffee.
Driving north from Sydney we needed to overnight at no noticeSo good to find a restaurant of this qualityBeautiful setting. Great dining room and barMenu covers all requirements with plenty of GF. Local produce so well cooked and servedThe Peterson’s Cab Sav - local - was top drawer Great evening in every way. Thank you
Excellent food, service, presentation and venue. Not the cheapest feed but a great fine dining experience. Staff were friendly, food was terrific (two kids fish and chips and six adults with different meals - all excellent)
GOOD RESTAURENT TO EAT ,AMBEIENCE IS SO GOOD The Azka restaurant has changed to pub meals and unpolished service at fine dining prices. Will lower expectations for future visits.
This cafe is in a delightful position on the corner of an arcade .The service and coffee were excellent and the warmed chicken and pesto wraps were delicious.BUT, where has the former lemon meringue pie gone to?? It used to be the best in Melbourne but now the lemon filling is a smaller amount and the meringue not as crisp. Can we please have the old recipe/ cook back please?
Good food, but seriously understaffed. The young people at the bar were run off their feet. It could do with more heating, as it was a cold night and there was only one fireplace.
Wow, what great food and service, I'm a retired chef from France, could not fault the food in any way, warm plates, so important. Now the desserts, all five of us had dessert, one of each on the dessert menu, they're using the best dark chocolate; passionfruit on the pavlova, and my favourite being french, the Apple Tart Tatin with authentic vanilla ice-cream, can't wait to go back, this place has given me the confidence to dine out in Armidale again, I must the admit the others in are trying but are not in this league. Bon Appetit.
We visit Luniva Momo regularly. It is easily the best restaurant in Armidale - definitely our favourite treat! It costs us $70 for 2 entrees and 2 mains, which feeds us for dinner that night and lunch the next day. The staff are fantastic and the service is great. Nice and clean. It is a small venue but they have catered for large groups with ease. Highly recommend.
Comida bastante buena y un precio decente.La decoración de Tintin. Relojes, carta, etc. Nos lo pasamos muy bien allí. Tomamos unas cervezas antes y luego comimos
We were exploring Armidale, and dropped in for a coffee before we went wandering again. Herself had a chai latte; I had a mocha. Unusually for us, we opted for cups rather than mugs. Caffiend's "cup" is close to what other cafes would call a mug - and, for the true seeker after volume, they have a "BB" (= supersize) offering.Herself was content with her chai; my mocha contained a large dose of chocolate. I like that, but it may not be everybody's preference. A selection of cakes hid around the corner from where we sat. Herself explored, and reported chocolate temptations aplenty. She was testing me ...Service was cheerful, though not particularly quick. With both indoor and outdoor seating (in the pedestrian mall, so no exhaust odours to spoil the experience), wait staff were kept busy, so there's no cause for complaint.Indoor bench seating was comfortable; stand-alone chairs looked slightly less so, but we didn't try one.
My wife and I enjoyed every aspect of our recent dining experience at this fine restaurant. The meatballs, pizza, wine and staff were all exceptional. Armidale is fortunate to have a restaurant of Signor Vertelli's standard.
Great fast friendly serviceEnjoyed our breakfast this morning on the way to tour the local university.Fast friendly service - breakfasts cooked fresh and was well presented and tasty.Definitely would recommend
We were surprised at how good the offering at Seesaw is. We expected it to be good. It was great. Our motel recommended that we go there and order the porridge. It was very good advice. There is a beautiful backdrop of the mature trees and the Anglican Cathedral.
We had a lovely meal here with our family. The food selection was great, and the quantity of food was amazing!The food was fresh and the service was fast.The staff were very friendly and helpful.Parking close by.
I lived in Armidale in 1980 when the Mun Hing opened, so this was a trip down memory lane. The dowdy exterior and the decor would suggest that we are still in the 80's, but with food this good and at these prices, who cares? It was a quiet Friday night just past, and the occupied tables were heaving with delicious looking food (country town classics) , with a large part going into containers,We ordered the Mongolian Lamb and Szechuan Chicken with some rice - both generous portions, with the Mongolian lamb tender and tasty, and the chicken with a nice kick to it. We couldnt finish all the food -thank goodness we didnt order entrees!Next time through Armidale, we will definitely visit again.
Very fresh. Prepared on premise.I was only after a seafood roll but everything looked delish. They were very busy for takeaway and sit down. 
Real authentic thai test confirmed and good customer services. I really recommend this restaurant. The owners are very kind and friendly, so impressed.
