Angus and Rose Coffee and Creativity

A.H.M. A. 

on Google

a month ago

Coffee and muffins are ok. $5 for each. Not the cheapest but they'll do. Back at the cafe again today (August 2025) after a walk along the Woodland Trail. The woman running the cafe was slightly grumpy and got very snappy when I asked for a warm cup of milk for my child saying "oh I've been doing this a long time and I would never serve boiling hot milk to a child ". There's also a sign in front of the coffee machine saying no frowning, complaining etc I guess she (the woman serving was in a bad mood and too busy to have a b... read more

Kolforna Baig 

on Google

4 months ago

Cheese toastie sandwich tasted poor yet was very expensive. The cheese had no flavour whatsoever, it was probably not even real cheese but some ultra-processed cheap product from the grocery store. I don't even know what the bread tasted like. At least use good quality ingredients for the price you're charging. English breakfast tea was also overpriced and bland too. Very limited menu. The decor is passed off as shabby-chic but really, it just shouts poverty. Lady who served me wasn't (rude but neither) warm and friendly, as... read more

Chel D 

on Google

7 months ago

Chocolate bananas on a stick lured us is. Ngl they were completely worth it. Really sweet and cosy little place with a big, warm hug of a vibe. Very cool. 

Michelle Robinson 

on Google

8 months ago

Angus and Rose is really a magical little place. We had our daughter’s birthday party here and Susan was a brilliant host! Would highly recommend kids and adults parties here alike. Kids were entertained with healthy snacks and beautiful craft and garden activities. Thanks Susan! 

Zany 

on Google

8 months ago

Quirky, eclectic, fun. Food nearly sold out as we came later in the day , but Delicious native plant flavoured soft drinks, homemade frozen juices, frozen choc bananas were all fantastic - perfect end to a walk around the wildlife park area on a hot day.