The Gully Public Teahouse and Garden

Invoke with family and friends for a meal. the personal had taken me very before and encouraged to try local beer before the decision. eating was easy, but good and tasty. the combed hiumi salad really enjoyed with a order of salt and pfeffersquid. others had chin and chicken keer and commented on how good they were.

We met on a Saturday evening in garden with family and friends. we sat on the lowest of three planes and were flying at the number of who hang around and made when very difficult to eat while constantly. we used the online order for most of the meal times that worked well, but we found some of the meals on the table menu were not on the online menu, so still had to go to order some meal times. the meals came quite fast and were nothing to be overly enthusiastic. the steak was undercooked and very hard, the pizza was good and others commented that their meals were ok, not great, just ok. as it was a Saturday night, they started to switch to a nightclub that we did not expect. leaving was quite a challenge, as everyone was crowded around the entrance and didn't consider anyone except himself. as regards social disparity, they forget it. overall it was very disappointing.

Whether the feeling of life, coming back to the normal ones we are used to, the Bistro area of the gully has a great ambiente and a real experience. the food itself is quite good. the standout was the snitzel bark that was delicious and one of the better pfeffer sauce. the pesto, which was beautiful as the calamari. the steak was a bit close to the rare side, but most of it was cooked to taste. the service is particularly good when using the qr code displayed on each table. there are unnecessary bad reviews here, overall they have a good day out.

Had tee with a few friends, we ordered to arrive at the food was starving at this point. I ordered the pulled pork pizza. I ate a piece and it was discussed. I was so disappointed that for the first time, in my life they sent back and asked for a refund. the basic of pizza was just a package style with frozen style without taste with filling all toppings and baptism of the source. that's a gourmet pizza. I had enough time to quickly ring the Asian fusions restaurant over the street and get a take. they only have two items for gluten-free. I'm not coming back soon and I'm also a native.

Hubby had a day’s holiday today, so we decided to treat ourselves to a lovely lunch. He had the Chicken Leek Pie, which had obviously been microwaved as the pastry was very soggy, while I had the Roast Pork. The roast potatoes were disappointing,...as they were not crisp, and the entire meal was cold, not helped by the fact both meals were served on cold plates.