Ombrellos Kitchen & Bar

Great food and venue - wonderfully friendly staff - BUT it isn’t wheelchair friendly. My suggestion would be to invest in a portable wheelchair ramp - it would be a cheaper option than widening the door from the courtyard. Also, when people ask if it is wheelchair friendly ... be honest. I don’t think they were purposefully dishonest - but showed a lack of awareness of the need for dignity and ease for wheelchair bound patrons.

Food was way too expensive, one dessert I had did not taste good at all, food took very very very very long time to come out and on to my table, at least 30-40 mins longer than any other restaurant I have been to.

A more expensive place to eat but totally worth it. The food is amazing and the menu changes regularly. A great atmosphere as well.

We went last week for a lunch meal for someone leaving work and I was expecting small portions and to feel ripped off because I remember the last time I visited not being so impressed. I'm happy to report I didn't get what I expected :-). The Panko-Crumbed Terakihi I had was a decent size and very tasty, and the Ombrello's Burger most others had looked very filling too (one person only managed to eat half of theirs). Very impressed - perhaps ownership has changed since my last visit! Will definitely be visiting again.

Went for a buffet, $25 per person, very tasty food, especially the salmon. Fair price for all the food you can eat, and the cheeseboard is really great as well. Tried the ginger almond slice here, delicious although a bit sweet for me, better pair it with a cup of tea.