Hoo-Gah - Bendigo

Ordered a cappuccino, OJ, tea, Mexican corn fritter, and an eggs Benedict. The OJ was fresh, corn fritter was a decent serve, and the bene was good. Around $66 for the two of us.

We often visit Hoo-Gah for breakfast on Saturdays. We are always pleased with the coffee and the milkshakes. We love the food, and enjoy trying the many vegan cakes on offer

Had to wait an hour for toast and was told they were busy but people were coming after me and were getting food before me. Finally toast arrived and was told docket was lost. Very expensive food. Won't go back

Hoogah has been a long favourite eating place of mine, but since the edition of the outdoor eating I have been able to better enjoy the old architecture of Bendigo, with a view of Rosalind Park. The Alexander Fountain, and the old facades of the architecture from The Bendigo Gold rush era. The food and coffee are excellent,food that caters for a wide range of dietary requirements,great coffee, with a number of dairy free options, and above all excellent service where you can experience a truly meaningful connection with each of the staff rather than a simple exchange of currency for goods and services. Hoogah is a shining example of what it means to be a truly Hygee themed place in the Bendigo region

I really enjoyed the food, right in the heart of bendigo. A cool walk away to the catherdral too : . I recommend this place.