The Dingley - Dingley Village

We have brought our parents (in their early 80s) to dinner in the restaurant/bistro. it has been for some time that we have visited this facility and were not sure what to expect. but it was fantastic. the mains were around the $20 brand and the portions were huge. my hamburger was delicious and the thick cut chips excellent. beer was just $5! we will certainly visit again.

Where should I start? overthrow price for the unworn (quantity and quality) fails in both areas. unless they are happy to fill our 15.00 for an empty plate of 6 dry popcorn chicken pieces on a plate with a huge salat leaf in the room? the commands took forever. ordering mixed, we forget waited for half an hour for main meal and when we said something to the waiter in order to the cook the small entree sizes for ... we had to wait for staff of main dishes came auberginen parma was 16.00 and was 2 discs crumb, that is it. barramundi 32.00, the photo speaks for itself re the meal....read more

Well, if I can have water served at a fish and chip shop I'm sure I can in a restaurant. The food wasn't served altogether, mine was cold and sent back. The menu was really limited to cafe food and steak... not recommended.

A very good renovation. Love the ambience, and staff are quite attentive and friendly. The menu looks better on paper than the food does on the plate. The food on the plate looks better than it tastes in your mouth. Somewhat a slippery slope, but still, Amy's Bistro is not a bad place to stuff your face. I recommend the saganaki- a generous serve and always well cooked.

I would like to thank the great staff in the restaurant. we had little birthday party and they did it very well. that was great. many thanks for their team