Walton's Pantry - Samford Valley

The atmosphere was great as it's outside but covered, the staff were happy to answer questions about the food but I definitely chose the wrong meal for me. The Pork belly burger had 3 different pickles, onion, cucumber and ginger all competing with no winners and the pork belly fat wasn't rendered. On the plus side the coffee and chips were excellent and I have since tried the brisket burger and found that to be way better. Overall the price was good and yes I'll go back.

Good food, but they did mix up the order - not that my husband mentioned. He scoffed my burger before I noticed! His burger choice was good too, so no great loss.I want to go back and try more of the menu options (they all look good!)

We stopped in as we had heard a lot about this place and were keen to try it. We are locals and were keen to support an enterprise even half as good as 'The Lodge'. What a disappointment this was. We ordered the salmon and calamari salads as they sounded promising from the description. The calamari was limp and as sad as the uninspiring salad it sagged on. The promised pickles consisted of sweet pickled onions fresh from the jar and over processed sushi ginger. The salmon had been removed from the pack and dumped on the leaves. The promise of fresh local produce in favour of average food thrown together with whatever was in the cupboard. The young girl serving us was unsmiling and unfriendly and didn't seem to wonder why we barely touched our awful lunch. This was such a missed opportunity to do something better than a glorified tuck shop.

We have had numerous trips to Walton's Pantry and every time, it's been fantastic. The coffee is delicious, the meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) have all been really yummy and the scones for morning tea are amazing. Plus the staff are so friendly. Love it!

Friendly staff getting the hang of a very busy location at The Gap Football Club, managing the fluctuations of game day, every day morning walkers and parents with prams, afternoon lunches, dinners, and the footy-kids' favourite - hot chips. We've been very fortunate for the new cafe offering fresh, locally sourced produce, friendly staff, generous servings of affordable healthy/tempting foods. Great coffee and relaxed atmosphere overlooking the football fields. Only negative is its open to the elements - rain and wind will curb the crowds.