The Deli on Kinghorne

Had brunch at The Deli on Kinghorne today and thoroughly enjoyed the ambiance—it’s cozy and inviting. The food is decent, hitting the mark but not quite exceeding expectations. Service was friendly and efficient, and I was pleasantly surprised by the extensive breakfast menu. However, the prices are on the steep side; my bill came to just over $30 for a solo meal. Given the limited dining options in this quaint town, though, it’s definitely worth a visit if you find yourself in the area!

If I could give 10/5 stars for service I would! Because I have never seen a human more energetic, happy, kind, warm & dedicated to serving there customers as the owner was at 'The Deli On Kinghorne'! You could tell she lives for the place, that it's her baby & at the end of eating it fabulous meal I went to say so & it was then I got to hear her story. After working as the waitress in the business for 10 years, last year her son & herself were able to buy it, gut it & reopen it just how they wanted. HATS OFF TO YOU Because it's a goldmine! & I wish you the absolute best!!!

First visit : wife had bacon & egg roll, I had Eggs Benny with mushrooms. Both meals were huge, and we couldn’t finish them : my mushrooms and eggs were cooked to perfection! Wife had Summer Loving juice and we both had coffees (they could’ve been a bit hotter). Great menu variety here, and love the ‘all day breakfast’ menu : I don’t understand why other cafes cut off breakfast at 11!! A steady stream of patrons whilst we were there (11.15-11.45). Good joint.

We had the eggs Benny and smashed avo; both were great. Good portion of halloumi on the smashed avo and I added salmon which also came with a good portion. Coffee and fresh pressed juice were also good. The place is cute and the service was fast and friendly.

Overall overpriced & undervalue. Not worth the price Ate here on Sunday. I purchased their Big Breakfast, and a strawberry shake for my friend, along with a smash burger and a bottle of coke for myself. The total came out to over $80. They do note that they have a weekend surcharge on the menu, but it is written quite small and under a note about dietary items, so very easily missed. I was quite excited to have some curly fries with my meal, but then discovered when I got to the counter that they no longer have them. (Also not a massive problem, but would have been nice to have a note on the menu since curly fries are mentioned with all their burgers) When my not-quite-a-smash burger arrived I was shocked at the sheer thickness of the patty's. Rather than 1cm thick rough edged crispy double patty's I was faced with a burger so tall there was no way to eat it like an actual burger. The patty's turned out to be nearly triple the expected thickness, not Smashed and absolutely chocked with onion. I tend to lean to a smash patty as they are intended to be only meat, this works well for me, as I have a intolerance to onion. But what I was faced with was thick mush that was more onion and filler than meat. All I can say is the tomato, pickle and sauce were actually quite nice But the true upset came when my friends strawberry shake arrived she had a few sips before realising there was chocolate from a previous shake stuck to the inner rim of the metal cup. When she took it back they said they would make her a new one. Instead of receiving a full new shake (with obvious froth) she received what looked like the exact same drink but with the inch of visible rim just wiped down & straw replaced. Her big breakfast was also quite small and mediocre for the $30 price tag (before surcharge)

Stopped in for a take away coffee very early in the morning. Only a few other guests were eating in, service was quick and friendly. Delicious Bear Bones Coffee. And I even found a slice of my favourite cake - Persian Love Cake 🍰

Not quite sure what to say really. Very disappointed with what has been served, for $40.15 (Inc. 1 x med caramel latte), regardless of how ‘easy’ this ham & cheese toastie is. Have prices gone up that much!?!

This place has something for everyone. The deli section has a huge selection of cakes, sweets, sandwiches, quiches, rolls and other items as well as a great menu. The flat white ( normal size) was great and I had the Armenian cake and my partner had the chicken burger with fries. Both were excellent. Service was really quick, really nice atmosphere with seating inside and out.

Nice food but expensive for what you get and food came out slowly. But I like the decor inside

Stopped in here for lunch ordered a delicious Caesar salad loved the presentation delicious bacon and plenty of Parmesan would return here for lunch again!

One of the yuppie-est place I've ever eaten, but I've certainly seen worse. I do give them props though for their milkshakes were nice. The place was crowded, it was quite a squeeze to fit all the customers in but they tried. Nowra's infamous for its swarm of tourists it gets every summer and as a local I have to inform you, there are better places to eat.

Not bad place for breakfast. Had the eggs and pork sausage. good servings and service is good. Definitely recommend this place. Try it for yourself!

Stopped here for breakfast early on Sunday morning. Great find, staff were cheery and attentive, food was delivered in good time and very tasty. Coffee was exceptional.

We stopped off at this place last year whilst on holiday and loved and so went back once again. The food and coffee was exceptional. If you go after the breakfast menu cut off time - the menu is quite limited. That said - we all found something we fancied and I had a corn fritter, bacon, avocado stack with home made tomato relish. Better than anything I usually get in Sydney !