Top Point Cafe

The food was fresh and delicious, and the coffee was very good. Polite & friendly service.

The Ceaser salad that I had ordered was interesting and so different; really yummy, if I had to critique my only comment would be that it is too much to eat in one sitting. Generous with both the quality of ingredients and the quantity. Service was spot on and so was the atmosphere. Best part is the venue is just a short stroll from my home.

Looked delightful but was very busy when I was there, I was on a time limit, did not done but will next time

I’ve never been very impressed when top point cafe took over! Shame for the Gosford Regional gallery as it deserves a better cafe attached to it. Hardly anyone there, it was morning tea time and so me and my friend sat outside, we ordered coffees each and raisin toast! I heard a man say to his elderly mother on a walker who was already seated, “we have to move we aren’t allowed to sit here if we aren’t eating lunch “ (they were having cakes and coffees. My friend came back and said to me the same “ we can’t sit here “ so we all had to go find somewhere else to sit! I think it’s pretty rude to up people from the outside seating when it wasn’t peak lunch period. Not sure what cakes and raisin toast was, that’s food right! Always very weak coffee and for $6 got them to make it again!

Great service, relaxed atmosphere and excellent range of food for a relatively small Cafe. Menu caters for a range of people including children, vegetarians and vegans.
All day breakfast, lunchtime specials and open until 4pm.

Attended for a work function. The food was a much higher standard than I was expecting, the fish I had was very good. Presentation was excellent. Thank you for a nice experience.

Went for lunch, food was good as well was the service.
Ordered the nuggets and chips for little one.
$15.95 for 4 nuggets and less than a handful of chips! What an absolute joke!
Pick up your Game Top point Cafe! As this was most certainly the biggest ripoff of 2023

Absolute rip off of a place.
I know cafe's adjoined to gallery's are expensive, but this is next level.

Well this was a breathe of fresh air.
The mushroom bruschetta was so good it’s 10 stars ️ then a walk through the gardens.
The staff is lovely made sure everything was taken care off.
They had a full house of customers, still could find us a table.
Thank you

Lined up to order takeaway coffee and food. There's one guy serving at the counter. Took a while to get to me (the group in front left because the wait time is too long). By the time it got to me, I have to repeat my orders 3 times. It's just 2 coffee. I asked the guy whether there's any sandwich or wraps and his attitude was poor.rushing me to get my orders in ASAP. Will not dine here again

Coffee was terrible. The barista said she doesn't know how to make an ice latte. When we finally got our coffee, it's actually the wrong milk. Soy milk used is from Coles and yet they charge you $5 for a regular.

The food was well-prepared and the staff were helpful and friendly. It also does weddings. There is a gift shop, art gallery and a Zen garden with a sizeable fish pond within the complex where the cafe is. The garden is tastefully decorated with a wooden bridge, a covered viewing platform on one side of the pond, and a large wooden hut with seats for people to rest and soak up the tranquillity of the garden on the other side of the pond. It is a place for the whole family and all ages. There is always parking by the entrance.

One lady was lovely but on paying the bill the other woman who I presume was the owner was snappy as a peg! The dry piece of quiche was $11.90 and another $8 for a few chips and salad. The other meals were nice but the iced coffee never came. It might have just been because they were busy. They are in a beautiful gallery with gorgeous gardens but it was so disappointing.

Great choice of menu. Gluten free options. Dined outside underneath an umbrella. Service was very slow as they were short staffed. They were most apologetic about the service. It was fine for us as we were catching up with friends we hadn't seen for years and were too busy talking to notice. The food was delicious and we will go again, definitely!

We didn't eat here just came with a friend to buy some pottery & look at the art gallery & get a coffee, although that was nice & the food did look good even though we didn't eat there the way that you have to order is a bit of a mess & the lady that was at the register & took our order was not a great front of house & the lady making the coffee & serving food didn't look like she was dressed how someone should dress working at an art gallery Cafe. I expected a button up blouse or T-shirt not a mid-drift top showing half of your belly, it didn't seem appropriate considering you are mainly serving older people too.

This place is a bit hectic with the employees yelling over everyone and working in a chaotic manner, but the food is really good and service comes with a smile.

Nice food but a bit pricy, coffee is ok, restaurant is inside the art gallery with indoor & outdoor seating overlooking the Japanese Gardens. Staffs are nice, smile.

Good customer service.
Nice 1st stop from Sydney for coffee & brekkie. Good foods. Chef Will is very nice. Average price. Heaps parking.

Terrible on all levels.
Rude service, 45min wait for coffee, over an hour wait for food and when they finally brought it out they had our order wrong. When we asked the waitress to take it back she was very rude and then slammed the plate back on the table when she returned.
We won’t be back!

Had a soup of the day and burger. Both are very nicely cooked and yummy. There are seating outside.

Lovely place with lot’s of nice things to see, the food is great and so is the service BUT the coffee is terrible I couldn’t drink mine today and coffee is my favourite beverage, I drink it a lot … I will be back but not for the coffee.sadly