Jamaica Blue — Cafe in Wollongong

Reviews of Jamaica Blue

• Brian

  Added 2014.06.11

  Small plates are a thing now. A bad thing. Hash brown was hot, crunchy and delicious however. If you prefer your coffee on the weak side you might like it here.
• Ashley

  Added 2014.06.03

  Nice friendly staff. Great delicious food. But they do have a bad selection in the cabinet.
• Christian

  Added 2014.05.18

  Very long wait times. The chips were sweet? My kids hated them. All the food was poor. The tables were dirty. With so many better options in Wollongong, I will not be going back here.
• Jackson

  Added 2014.01.12

  Nothing special here. Coffee is ok, food is ok, service is friendly. Had bacon and egg sandwich with a hash brown. What bacon there was, was undercooked and very fatty.
• John

  Added 2013.04.25

  Waited over 40 minutes for a Ceasar salad. My friend waited 30 minutes for a toasted sandwich (which are pre-made). Asked for the table to wiped down, they only wiped half of it. Had to ask for cutlery, four times. My friend also ordered a bowl of chips with aioli, it didn't come with the food so we had to ask for it. The waiter went to ask the kitchen, the chef/manager said the couple of chips on the side of the plate were the additional $7 that was paid. The manager then came out with the order slip/receipt and said that she didn't order a bowl of chips ($7) only the side ($3). She paid $20, the manager had brought the wrong receipt. So the manager went to go find the right one. She came back and said we had ordered the side of chips with halloumi sauce. We didnt. In the end the manager said they would refund $3.50. Basically, rude staff, terrible food (don't even get me started on the Caesar salad - go to Coffee Club in Shellharbour instead), and pretty bad wait times for saying that no one ordered before or after us for at least 10-15 minutes.
• Jordan

  Added 2013.04.05

  Really rude staff. Went in to order coffee and staff made rude and sleazy remarks implying that because I had so many shopping bags on me that I must do bar work and have money because I'm spending all my tip money . I find this extremely rude and offensive. I then told him I work in a law firm which I currently do.l and that I don't do bar work. I was then asked if my hair was real. I find this very unprofessional as I was only coming in to order a chai latte and not to be interrogated about my profession or Why I have so much money, first of all it's none of your business and I don't appreciate being interrogated like that.