The Good Bits Company

Went there on a Saturday. Charged me a 10% surcharge WITHOUT displaying it any where. I asked the staff member making my coffee, he couldn't find a sign anyway. His response was, well everyone does it so we are too. It is illegal to charge a surcharge without displaying a sign. The staff didn't know about their products when another customer wanted to buy something off the shelf. I was so mad about the experience I did not enjoy my loaded coffee. Overall, the experience was disappointing. It's hard to shop local when the locals don't care about their customers. Myself and a lot of people I have spoken to will not return there now.

Intro: A café near Gosford Library serving traditional café fare. Service: Staff were very polite and somewhat quick (even if there were only 3). Food came out in 9 minutes. Atmosphere: Not great as it's quite noisy, being near an arterial road. Order: Eggs Benny Croissant ($14) with eggs, raw spinach, hollandiase sauce and a cut croissant. Decent, but quite pricy. Verdict: A decent café hit by the cost-of-living-crisis.

Good coffee. Good food. Only thing: won't be giving gluten free end bits of bread to costumer - almost impossible to cut even with a special knife. Apart from it all our four people Saturday morning breakfast was tasty and presentable.

The pastries are always delicious! I have also had savoury food here, and no complaints ever. It’s not a place to visit if you have just started a diet!!!

Quick pop in looking for some brunch. Hoped the coffee would be good but whatever. Bacon and egg roll and Benedict roll seemed the deal - bad news though. Croissants had to replace the Turkish bread which ran out. And wow it didn’t really disappoint. Nice flavours. And the barista was in a serious mood - good that is. She didn’t even trust anyone else to make her coffee during her break. Worth the stop. Staff decent.