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Small place with decent food. Their sanwiches and wraps tastes good, and the staffs are always very friendly with all your requests and reviews. marcs…
Marcela Purnomo
Point Blank.
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Long term fan of this tidy little cafe. Excellent coffee and a big menu of cafe favourites.The salads are heathy, very tasty and generous and varied a…
Live To Eat
Point Blank.
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This place is awesome- the whole office's daily coffee spot, such great customer service and the coffee is amazing! Food is always brilliant as well- …
Gingermonster99
Point Blank.
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5 Reviews on “Point Blank.”
Small place with decent food. Their sanwiches and wraps tastes good, and the staffs are always very friendly with all your requests and reviews. marcsmellow.com
Long term fan of this tidy little cafe. Excellent coffee and a big menu of cafe favourites.The salads are heathy, very tasty and generous and varied and sandwiches, wraps and burritos satisfy a bigger hunger.Staff are lovely but slow and sadly there aren’t enough of them so wait times can be extremely long in the morning. Expect 5-10 mins for coffee and 10-15 mins for toast sadly…
This place is awesome- the whole office’s daily coffee spot, such great customer service and the coffee is amazing! Food is always brilliant as well- Wrap star with the tarragon Mayo is particularly tasty!
I grabbed a Granola bowl and a latte- so satisfying. The coffee is always brilliant. The Barista does so much more then make coffee, customer service is lovely! They take card and have a substantial rewards program.
Had a great couple of sandwiches here. Nothing too flash with the menu, simple but really well put together and fresh. I ordered the pulled pork in smokey bbq sauce with red cabbage, carrot, radish and apple slaw with Swiss cheese and lime mayo. A well laden sarnie on toasted sourdough with a honeyish taste to the bbq sauce and plenty of crunchy slaw. Just juicy enough to hold together. The next day I went back for a spiced lamb kofta sandwich of a thick kofta, that was like a burger, on Turkish bread with baby kos lettuce, tomato, preserved lemon, mint & tahini dressing. This was superb. The restaurant’s in a nice quietish location on Cooper Street and service is quick.