Meraki Kitchen

This is a fine and grand looking cafe, both on outside and inside. It was good to eat here. I would come here again. Location: Off central, but close to shops. Access: Close to street parking, wheelchair and pram friendly. QR for Covid. Good ambience, al fresco, decor, furniture. Recycled bowls, but cheap plastic cutlery, to figure. Kid friendly. Toilets were clean, simple, but tight. We did not need to book ahead. There were adequate dine-in seats. Counter order, then waiter service. Take-away options. This is a build your bowl type luncheon. Menu included a fair choice of set dishes and extensive selection of meats, salads, dressings, and catered for vegetarian, gluten free. I had Mexican beef and beans; excellent. ★★★ This is a property that delivers a broad range of amenities that exceed above-average needs.

I used to go to Meraki a lot before the new owners took over. I dropped in the other day and it's so different now. While I can't comment on the food, the atmosphere has certainly changed. It feels cold, worn down and no soul like it used to have. The friendliness and welcoming smiles are no more. It unfortunately makes me not want to dine in.

This place is so incredibly tasty and chill vibes. My favorite breakfast/coffee/work spot in Albury by a country mile 🍳

This was the final stop for us on our way home after travelling from Melbourne to Sydney along the coast then back through Albury. The coffee wasn’t bad, but $18.25 for a regular iced long black extra shot and an iced soy late extra shot is a bit ridiculous. It was the most expensive coffee we had the entire trip.

Lovely atmosphere with the smells of fresh herbs, spices and cooking. Bagel very yummy and fresh. Fritters meal was cool, added boiled egg was cold; I would have preferred the fritters fried and hot. Hot choc and coffees are different and enjoyable. Excellent service all round. Was back to try more of the menu and added the 5th star.