QAG Cafe

This is a hidden gem not many people know about! Had a fantastic and beautifully crafted dessert here and totally loved it! Nevertheless the food is expensive and could take some time to get to the table but totally worth it.

Eat elsewhere the food is extremely ordinary and expensive for what you get. And be prepared to wait forever for a coffee.

The location is set in lovely art gallery surroundings. You can sit in the garden setting outside with nice water features. It is open from 10am till about 4pm. The service is quick and friendly. You line up and order and get a table number. The staff bring the order to you, but the water is self service. The prices are higher than average in my opinion. For example a ham, cheese and tomato sandwich with some chips is $12. The food our group felt the meals tried was not worth the money. Two of our group had a ham cheese and tomato sandwich that was mostly brioche bread, with a very thin slice so of ham and cheese and one small tomato cut in half which covered a third of the sandwich. One of our group had the smoked chicken sandwich which they enjoyed. I had the QAG burger, which tasted fine, but it was light on with the lettuce and with a thick meat patty needed the salads to break it up. I didn't get shoe string fries, only crisp chips. I didn't raise the chip/fried ...read more

The setting of this cafe is beautiful, it took me a while to find the entrance having never been before but finding it through beautiful artworks was not time wasting!!
It's expensive but it's worth it for the setting!! The coffee is delicious and the sercice excellent...there are definitely more child friendly cafés around the museums, bare in mind that there are a number of beautiful water features around this café if heading out with children!!

cool cafe. out door seating is very pleasant. try the health juices and yes another cafe with gluten free choices. Very nice cafe