Friends on the Hill

Overall 3.3 - Food 5, Ambience 1, Value 4, Service 3

I have been there a couple of times, once with children. Didn't really feel comfortable on either occassion. Seem to be friendly to a certain type of customer , those that look like they have money and those without kids. The owner seems to be rushing about and too touchy to people for my liking. The food is ok but a little pricey for the area.   (misspossum - September, 2012)

Overall 4.3 - Food 4, Ambience 3, Value 4, Service 6

This is the 3rd time we have been back to this place since this current owner has taken over and each time have been less than impressed - we have kept going back in the hope that it would improve but alas it hasn't. There is a distinct lack variety on the menu and very few reasonably price dishes - the vegetarian lasagne was something like $19.50 which is expensive considering the area. The bread they used on the foccacia was more like a supermarket hamburger bun - no resemblance to a good quality foccacia bread. The white bread that went with the soup was from the supermarket and they said the only bread they usually offer is soughdough rye - would have preferred that over what we got but were never offered it.

Anyway after 3 unsuccessful visits we will not be returning.   (friends on the hill - December, 2010)

Overall 9.5 - Food 9, Ambience 9, Value 10, Service 10

Great food, good value and casual. Good if you have small kids are there is a small play area tucked away in the corner. Family friendly.   (pom - March, 2008)

Overall 9 - Food 9, Ambience 8, Value 10, Service 9

Very pleasant casual dining experience - highly recommend   (August, 2007)