cafe go

fantastic cafe, consistently good quality and interesting food. would recommend as geelongs best.


-----24 apr, 2013-----

great cafe, consistently good, creativefoodwith a great atmosphere.....

we were passing through geelong and after a quick research we came here for lunch today. it looks small from looking in from the outside but they have a nice courtyard filled with tables and heaters.

it was busy but we got a table and ordered ourfoodat the counter. there is a nice fireplace inside the cafe and it has a warm/inviting feeling.

i ordered the chicken salad which i enjoyed and my family had the veggie breakfast, baked beans and fetta and dill fritters which were good and well priced. we also shared a veggie soup on their specials board to warm ourselves from the cold.

smiles all round from staff and all friendly.

delicious store made cabinetfoodis hard to come by. consistent good quality from this place. the sandwiches are delicious with really unique fillings which make them worth the slightly expensive $8.50

great cafe, definitely geelongs best. greatfoodand coffee. strange jesus pictures in the toilet... but all ads to the feel of the place. love it

service:
- all staff were friendly

good and drinks:
- ordered a dirty chai and nasigoreng
-foodportions are generous
- coffee was fine

general feel:
- table numbers are stuffed toys, which is a cute idea
- a bit chilly, so would of preferred if the fireplace was on
- simple and quaint cafe
- a but tight in terms of setting in the dining area, but the outside is lovely (was too cold to sit outside)

great!! always busy around lunchtime which means a little wait in a lovely atmosphere, staff are always smiling and courteous, and thefoodfresh and very tasty. love the curry, and the mussels are a great addition. post night shift breakfast and beer was exactly what the dr ordered.

⁣yesterday i went to getfoodfrom a brunch place for the first time ever since quarantine!! i’m so glad we stopped by @cafe_go when we visited geelong. ⠀
it’s been a while since i rated a place 🤩⠀
food: 4.3/5 ⠀
service: 4/5⠀
ambience: n/a even though we couldn’t stay to eat, i walked through the cafe to use their restroom and i was so impressed with their interior!
overall a 5/5. hands down the best panini ive ever had
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definitely worth a visit if you ever visit geelong!! ⠀

piggy and panda went for a run and were super hungry so we were on the lookout for energy replenishment!

café go had the highest ratings of all cafes in the area, so we decided to try it out. the café had a nicely decorated interior and cute backyard seating area as well. instead of table numbers, we were given soft toys which we thought was a nice touch. unfortunately we did have to ask for the menu, ask for water and also waited a very long time for one of our dishes until we asked the service staff which did detract from the experience.

we had the:
• corn & zucchini fritters w/ poached eggs - a solid version of classic poached eggs, but the fritters were a little soft & soggy as a result and the salad was a tad too sour
• lamb panini - lamb was very tender and the whole panini was delicious

overall, quite nicefoodbut service could have been better.

piggy rating: 🐷🐷🐷
panda rating: 🐼🐼🐼

this cafe is homey and full of antique decor, really love the ambience.foodwas pretty good, the waffle that i had has a good texture and delicious component in it. coffee were great. staff were okay, not amazing but not bad.

very cute cafe and the courtyard is just gorgeous. love the vibes.foodwas great! the zucchini fritters were smashing - soft fluffy and great balance of flavours. the range of sweets was limited and too healthy for me haha. staff were friendly andfoodcame relatively quickly considering how busy it was.

reasonably priced and thefoodhere is better than just good. mainly it's because of their bacon, red and crispy. the bread was pretty good too, though their mushrooms was just so so. to top it off, their coffee was great and their mocha was quite sweet.

beautiful, cute cafe very near the beach. the first impression when we walked in this place on a saturday morning was it’s just a cute, normal cafe. but when u entered the courtyard at the back, it was like u walked in a different world. an open, green spacious space with vintage, arty little decorations. immediately it made us feel welcome and homey. the coffee was great, ordered a mocha for myself and chai latte for my hubby. chai latte got a very subtle yet distinctive smell. coffee was rich and creamy. they got a rather small menu but have something for everyone. they got vegan, meat lover and even children dishes.
ordered a steak sandwich which came in really yummy. the only down is the bread was a bit hard to bite in. my hubby and cousin try the paninis with pork belly and pulled lamb. the filling were quite interesting. the pulled lamb one has a lot of spice in it, so be aware if u’re not a big fan of spice. the pork belly was nice and def a crowd pleaser. if only the ciabatta was a bit softer, it’d be perfect.
we found the price is very reasonable compared to melbourne.foodcame out quickly and service was friendly although u do have to seat yourself. im not sure if it’s a normal thing in geelong.

oh man, i absolutely love the coffee here! i don't know what beans they use but the coffee is always strong and rich. delicious! thefoodis also prepared to a high quality and very flavoursome.

they don’t use numbers or letters for your orders. rather they use stuffed toys, which is very unique. their chai latte is so yum, the ambience is relaxing, and thefoodis very good. i had brekky nasi goreng and i loved it! service is quick as well so you don’t have to wait for a long time for your order to come.

down to earth complete with a singing barista. the place was packed for lunch and at first glance the cafe looks small but there were lots of tables out back. lovely fireplace adds ambience. theyfoodwas homely and healthy. the coffee and cake was also fantastic. it's worth a visit if you looking for something different for lunch.