Ridgee Didge Cafe - Cedar Vale

The restaurant offers fantastic food and amazing service. The Eggs Benedict and salad wrap were both delicious, and they also have gluten-free options available. The address listed is incorrect; the restaurant is located on the corner of Willow Street and Oak Street.

Had the pleasure of stopping here for breakfast. Firstly, it appears lovely and clean. Staff are super polite and helpful. Then we ordered and received our meal and drinks. OMG, I have never had such a good chia latte in a mug that BIG. Our meals were just as pleasing. I ordered the big breakfast, and it certainly was that. Great value for money. It was such a great start to our big day. The store had a beautiful collection of bags, etc, with indigenous artwork patterns for sale.

Ordered a simple breakfast of coffee, eggs, bacon, tomatoes and spinach. Eggs came fried rather than poached, as ordered, but the cafe was busy with attendees from a local government conference and weren’t greasy so I didn’t say anything. Meal was a good basic country fare breakfast and service was efficient. During a pandemic I went because of the outdoor seating. In Winter, with a table in the sun, it was lovely. There are also shaded outdoor tables and tables indoors.

Stopped for a quick brekkie at 0700. But got two brekkie muffins each when one would have been plenty. It kept us going all day on our trip though.

Called in for a coffee mid morning. Very friendly young person most attentive, coffee was made to perfection (alternative milks available). Went back for a second in the afternoon only to find they had closed for the day. Next time I will stop in for breakfast. While you wait for your coffee, you can read about the journey of the local indigenous peoples that lead to this establishment, it is inspirational.