eighty/twenty

yummy healthy brunch. had brunch here today -- i had the green nourish bowl with some added trout and it was great! my friend and i also really enjoyed our smoothies.

ok, but not great.. went there for lunch and had the green bowl. i could barely finish it, it was too salty. i'm talking, maybe half a tablespoon of granulated salt sprinkled on. if it wasn't for this, it would have been really nice. if you order this, ask for no salt and then add your own at the table.

wholesome food - quality is slipping.

i go to/take people to 80/20 as the brand promotes wholesome food - which to date has been exactly that. quality.

today the burrito bowl was white rice instead of brown rice - pointless really (i may as well have made a white bread sandwich). that's just not okay if you're talking "clean, natural and unprocessed whole foods". i've been going for years and the quality is becoming inconsistent.

wow wow wow.

they have a reputation and they we’re definitely up to it!

the place is quite busy because of their popularity and i would also absolutely wait in line to eat here. luckily i got a spot easily outside and my order was promptly sorted!

service and staff were fantastic since i walked in and the team definitely knows how to run a busy show!

in about ten minutes the most beautiful vegan buckwheat waffles appeared and i was definitely impressed. the waffles come generously topped with date sauce, waffle crumble, seasonal fruits and vegan salted caramel icecream (which was out of this world 👏).

the taste omg! surreal! there is not even one trung that i could point out here that could be improved - everything was impeccable!

price wasn’t cheap but i think it’s very reasonable for what you get in this meal, definitely!

would absolutely recommend coming here for the service and would suggest not missing out on the best vegan waffle of canberra!

great early morning coffee. lunch is quite a treat with good food & selection - and love the outdoor seating. friendly staff.

i have only had positive experiences at this beautiful cafe. staff are just lovely, caring and professional. located on the the heart of braddon this place has plenty of street parking down some of the side streets.

love the philosophy of this place and the great selection of food for both breakfast and lunch. today i had the japanese salad bowl and it was delicious! 💕 i also had a popeye smoothie which was fresh and thirst quenching. this may become a regular thing... 😉

thank you! 💕

great atmosphere and location.

starting the day perfectly from @eightytwentyfood

some amazing dishes on offer, including a great selection of vegan friendly options.

this apple & coconut bircher was so delicious and truly started the day perfectly 👌😊

#veganbreakfast #greatstart

popped into this cafe for a quick coffee with my family. service was prompt and friendly. i had a lovely iced mocha and delicious raw caramel slice.

ordered power bowl, avo and acai bowl. colorful and delicious! definitely will go again to try their coffee and smoothie. perfect experience!

this is the place to be on the weekend. i was lucky to get a table for 3 on a busy sunday. i felt the meal i ordered ‘power bowl’ was tasty (the individual elements) but needed some sort of sauce/dressing to tie the meal together. coffee was great, cannot fault. service was average but i guess it was a full house - can’t expect too much.

on a second visit to this immensely popular wholefoods eatery, we were able to secure a table (it was a 45 minute wait last time and we were all too hungry for that kind of wait). the cafe is the pick of the bunch for vegetarians and vegans with most of the offering being plant-based and dairy-free. order at the counter and waitstaff will bring your food to your table. the lunch tacos we had were vibrant and delicious, and the dairy free strawberry smoothie special was yum!

lunch last saturday was a real disappointment given that i have had great food and table experiences on a number of times in the past.

i’ve eaten the japanese bowl several times in the past. unfortunately the eggplant and sweet potato were over cooked. while the flavours were ok the entire dish was soggy. could it have been reheated?

glassware had to be exchanged because it was dirty. menus we not delivered and had to be collected. the male wait person was surly. dishes were cleared before all diners had finished eating.

all in all a disappointment.

ordered the avocado on toast. got one eighth of an avo on dry toast served with a whole punnet of tomatoes. very tart. they don't do scrambled eggs. the only good thing was their breakfast juice. overall more like twenty (edible food)/eighty (inedible).

the corner spot in now-bustling braddon and outdoor seating is a big draw. the various fruit/vegetable/muesli dishes seem most popular and with good reason by the looks of them, but i went further with the "mex eggs", nice eggs over vege cakes and a bunch of other stuff. pleasant but no chilli or much else in the way of seasoning so i don't know where they got the name from, and $21 is a bit much for the size and content. the coffee's ok, nothing special but at least they haven't followed canberra's recent trend of cold and weak coffee.

i'm a big fan of 80/20's motto. healthy, tasty and nutritious food never goes out of style. i like sitting in their outside area, perfect of a sunny day! make sure you check out the chermoula lamb w/ quinoa, kale, parsley, cherry tomatoes and spinach - served w/ cauliflower & lemon hummus, pine nuts & pomegranate - yum! serving size is generous & don't forget to add a smoothie too.