Hog’s Breath Cafe

My friends and I didn’t go at peak time, but we had a pretty decent dining experience, The interior is super awesome, with posters and wooden benches, and overall, it is a very warming place.
Our food came really fast, which was legitimately a godsend because it had taken us over 20 minutes to decide where to eat in the first place! We ordered their burgers, cheesy garlic bread and their chips. Overall, I felt the food was nothing to write home about but it was still tasty.
Their chips were nice and crunchy, generously salted and came with condiments on the side. Their cheesy garlic bread was probably the winner for me since it was greasy and delicious, full of flavour and very filling! The burger, that my mate had, was good but he said the meat was quite rare!
Overall, it is a decent place to eat with a great atmosphere, but I didn’t really feel that it was memorable (except for the garlic bread!)

Love steak? Come here. Just tell them to cook it one below– medium well done– order medium. Because they can never get it spot on. Other than that pretty good food and atmosphere.

There’s seems to be plenty of Hog’s Breath Cafes around the place and conveniently for me and a group of friends there is one at Castle Hill just down from the shopping centre in the Piazza where we heading for a couple of drinks and well, big slabs of meat!
If meat isn’t your thing there are plenty of other options like fish, salads and pasta’s although when in Rome. Most of the table went the steak option but a couple of us went a big burger which seemed to be a good call at the conclusion of the meal, not that the steaks were bad.
It’s open for lunch too and a pretty good place to grab a group of friends who want a nice casual chat, beer and red meat!