Little Loco

Thanks for the reply Nick. I’ll update my review. Sorry for not being clear on the date of my visit. It was a while back when I and my partner visited. I did realize it was a very popular dish, that’s why I was excited to order it but was left feeling disappointed. Regardless, I am still happy to go back to try your food. It was the first time and I just wanted to give my honest feedback. The waffle was average and a bit too soft and doughy to my liking. And the I felt like the dish was overpriced as it didn’t really taste that good. A bit disappointed. The dollop of custard on top didn’t go with the waffle at all and seemed a bit out of place. The coffee was alright. Silky and rich.

I read one of those weekend papers recently that rated this joint to be the best breakfast cafe in Brisbane! So my expectation was high. For me personally, it doesn’t quite tick all the boxes of best cafe criteria. It seats only 6 people inside and the rest of the patrons seat outside. The menu was less impressive- it covered all the basic things, nothing I would salivate to try. We only ordered two meals and it couldn’t come out at the same time. The menu was a laminated piece of A4 paper!! I’m sorry to be picky but table setting is important if you’re one of the best! Overall I think it’s a good local cafe but definitely not the best or near.

On Little Loco’s all-day menu, you’ll find a range of wholesome, innovative dishes, many of which are either vegan, vegetarian, dairy-free, or gluten free. For those craving something sweet, though not overly, sickly sweet, you cannot go past the decadent Golden Gaytime Waffle. Another waffle dish we ordered was Little Loco’s take on the classic Eggs Benedict – two poached eggs covered in chipotle hollandaise sitting atop a savoury cheddar and chive infused waffle So, if you’re seeking flavoursome, affordable dishes delivered with a smile, Little Loco will certainly not disappoint.