fundies wholefood cafe

i was disappointed with the service. they forgot that i put an order and if it wasn't because we asked we would have been waiting for longer. they also forgot to add a desert on the order. not a place i will come back.

not organic. this shop and attached has a wide range of foodstuffs and products.

however, the vast majority of foods do not carry any recognised organic labelling. the shop says they are but cannot back this up. i don't mean the international labelled foods but nearly all the australian ones are not certified organic. the staff just say yes its organic but anyone can do that.

we were very disappointed in this place. it seems they just prey on people's goodwill and trust and so we will avoid buying so-called "organic" products from this place.

there are other options such as mrs flannerys in woolloongabba, wray organic in newmarket, the suburban markets, foodconnect and plenty of online suppliers.

the food is superb every time, the cafe is in a lovely area. the customer service is terrible and that's enough reason to avoid the place. i asked for scrambled tofu and received scrambled eggs. confused i tasted it to check, eggs revolt me so i knew it was wrong. i wasn't offered an apology my friend was offered to eat my breakfast as well as her own though. the staff repeatedly just demonstrate that they don't know an iota about customer service.

tasty vegetarian food. ive been here many times over the years and really love their vege burger (chickpea or curried lentil). the coffee is decent and the food is fresh. they have some yumo salads as well. can't say the staff are overly friendly, but i know what i'm getting and have enjoyed every meal i've eaten there. the fact there are a lack of vegetarian cafes in brisbane means im willing to continue visiting fundies regardless of the sour waitresses.

staff with bad attitudes. being a red hill local i would frequent fundies at least twice a week. yes there food is great and it complemented my vegan dietary requirements. however being confronted with moody staff with bad attitudes was at best a little tiresome. figuring maybe they are having a bad day i would always ignore it and wait for my food. after months of being subjected to these unpleasant staff i finally decided to find another place to eat where at least i would be greeted with a smile. is it not common courtesy to extend eye contact, a smile and even a thank you to your customers. i've since found better places to eat where the staff are welcoming, hospitable and friendly. i can safely say i won't ever return to fundies. thanks.

...i jumped at the chance to suggest dining at fundies wholefoods café in paddington because it is one of my most favourite places to eat! it's casual, it's calm, the food is simple but sensational, there are stacks of vegan & vegetarian options and it's easy on the old hip pocket (i.e. meals under $15). there is something about the energy of the people and th

simply the best. as a paddington local i know i can always count on fundies for an awesome vego meal. the salads and bakes are always fresh and tasty and even the desserts are always mouth watering. my only complaint would be how quickly everything runs out so get there quick! :) keep up the good work fundies!

superb. despite the expected lack of meat on the menu, fundies still manages to pull off an outstanding breakfast and lunch at a very good price! the gourmet burgers were quite tasty and the scrambled eggs on organic sourdough toast is simply delicious. the chai tea is the best in brisbane when it's done well - but this isn't universal. service is always pleasant.

surely these organic places used to be more common than they are now; the uber-wholesome environment, the committed staff with long hair and the vaguely hippy-like nature of some of the clientele take one way back. but hey man, no need to stress out, for the food here surpasses expectations. the tofu burgers come with a choice of sauces and a salad of shredded carrot, beetroot, green leaves and sprouts, enclosed by slices of very fine bread, creating an extremely satisfying dish. the frittata with asparagus is accompanied by fresh salad (how about beetroot with fetta?), while in one of the breakfast dishes (still available at lunch time) the scrambled eggs team up with avocado, mushrooms and a mixture of beans. in every case the servings are generous and the dishes well thought out so as to provide a balance of flavour and texture. the juices are formidable. this cafe is unreservedly recommended, and for

good, healthy, cheap
never lets you down, never costs you much, never tastes bad, never give you attitude.

sounds pretty good hey.

give it a go for a really nice lunch with zero guilt

comfy cafe. i normally hate busy and noisy cafe, but this is an exception. they serve one of the most delicious orange and almond cake! i would go back with my girl friends to try more food there. lovely staff too.

another good brekky. i really liked the cafe's set up, quite a few options for brekky and the food was really quick, fresh & delicious. generous serving too. staff were friendly and the chai latte was great - i liked that they let you sweeten it with really gd honey. oh and the attached store is a treasure trove of organic foodstuff!

delicious, organic and healthy alternatives to you daily food intake. when i'm too lazy decide what to eat that is healthy and taste good i go to fundies, its a no brainer, all yummy and vegetarian, karma free food. (they also have spring valley water, for someone who dislikes the taste of qld tap water, it's a big deal)

sydney. live at manly and whenever in the area always drop in to fundies for coffee and cake. excellent atmosphere, fantastic coffee and beautiful staff. as good as it gets in this world.

i think that is a true testament on how good food at fundies is! the food is feel good - it looks good and tastes great - no artifical flavours or preservatives. i admire the way they practice what they preach!