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"Food was okay, I wasn't expecting cold lamb meat in Greek yoghurt and whole chickpeas but it must be a tradition."
Phone: +61296715768
Address: Francis Park, Inside Blacktown Show Grounds Corner Of Belmoral St , Richmond Rd, Blacktown, Australia
City: Blacktown
Website: http://www.groundskeepercafe.com.au/
Monday: 09:00-15:00
Tuesday: 09:00-15:00
Wednesday: 09:00-15:00
Thursday: 09:00-15:00
Friday: 09:00-15:00
Saturday: 08:00-16:00
Sunday: 08:00-16:00
Dishes: 8
Amenities: 16
Categories: 5
Reviews: 1669
We just used the Grounds Keeper Cafe, to cater an Education Day for 115. There online order form is so easy to use. The Service from Sam and the team was exceptional. I had to make a last minute alteration to the delivery of our order and they were extremely accommodating. Everyone attending commented on how delicious the food was and the variety. Can’t wait till our next event.Vegetarian options: Our Vegetarian and Vegan staff were all so happy with the food.
Great place to sit and relax. Good food, great coffee and plenty of dietary options including Halal, Gluten Free and Vegetarian.Vegetarian options: Halal and vegetarian menu is available, don’t be shy to ask.Kid-friendliness: It’s within the Blacktown Showground, plenty of kid activities nearby.Parking: Plenty of parking spots available including disabled parking.Wheelchair accessibility: Wheelchair accessible with ample room to move.
Came here on a Monday for breakfast with my nieces.Food menu based on middle eastern flavours.It's has a great menu,different to the usual breakie you get from other cafes. Perfect location overlooking the park. It has the most warm and welcoming ambience. A hidden gem in the heart of Blacktown .Well worth a visit.
Bad experience. Went inside for some coffee. Apparently I need to order outside for takeaways, which is not a problem. I don't mind going out, but the person who said it was rude while saying it. Could've been nice about it
Food was okay, I wasn't expecting cold lamb meat in Greek yoghurt and whole chickpeas but it must be a tradition.
