lifebuoy cafe

thisplaceis not to be missed! i had the best date scone of my life, it was so good we had to buy and extra for later. beautiful perfectly crafted space creates the perfect atmosphere and our waiters anna and tina were so friendly. highly recommend!!

quirkyplacefull of antiques and stuff - one of the more interesting places in town.

everyone was super friendly & being a small town, the girls know all of the locals. therefore, anyone who they don't know, they'll start up a conversation!

coffee was pretty good & the waffles were gluten free (which is a positive) but were a bit too thin and crunchy to be proper belgian waffles. they were swimming in a lake of maple syrup and topped with crispy bacon, definitely improving the dish.

zomato! how can this cafe have all fives and rate at 2.9???! you need to fix this asap.

anyway, perhaps i'm just a lucky bugger or perhaps it's the fact that we have great food in oz. either way i stumbled across this brilliant cafe this morning. it's like walking into a little antique boating shop with a cafe near the rear. there are small rooms with tables in corners making it a relaxingplaceto enjoy your top notch coffee and brekky.

the young lady serving was the most pleasant waitress i've met and the food is brilliant. go the vego with eggs, ticks all the boxes and is nutritional plus. only gripe is there are no selection of mueslis or perhaps smoothies on the menu.

but when the service, decor, building and food is this good who cares!

ps. full of chatting locals which is always a good sign. favourite cafe ever... serious 😁

andrew / 35 mins ago march 3, 2015 sometimes a solid, well cooked breakfast is all you need on a lazy weekend. if that’s what you’re looking for, and you happen to be in st helens, then lifebuoy cafe is theplacefor you! life buoy cafe sunny, summer morning no bells or whistles (too tough on the teef), just a great location out back of the quail street emporium, enthusiastic staff, good grub and a decent coffee.