CLOSED: The Greenstuff Cafe

As per my previous review, they apparently couldn't get it together, and have closed their doors. Poor things, and poor us who loved the food.

This little place has been open for quite a few months now, and although I haven't been for a while, I have eaten there quite a few times. All the food is prepared by a Vegan family - not sure why they are serving eggs and dairy, but I guess they are right in the midst of a very touristy area, so are catering for the masses. Shame really. But the food they make is fresh and always delicious, and LOTS of vegan choices. It is a little expensive, but once again, must be a high rent area. They are lovely people, although a bit disorganised. Hope that has changed, as they deserve to have success as you can see they work hard. When I was there once about to pay and leave, they were telling people who just ordered that the wait time was about an hour!

However, go for the food, as it really is great (as are the smoothies and juices).
Updated from previous review on Monday January 21, 2013

Green stuff is in a great location and has yummy food. Wonderful that 90% is vegan.
It is more like a fast food style cafe with burgers etc..
The vegan cheesecake I ate there was one of the best I have in my life and have eaten a lot of vegan desserts.
The staff are lovely and friendly and very involved in helping animals and animals rights issues. Sometimes they seem a little disorganized, but they are so friendly and lovely that it doesn't matter.
My only suggestion, would be to ask for the salad dressing on the side as they put too much on.
If you don't live on the Sunny Coast - go for a drive and check out Caloundra and Greenstuff!

It was a dewy morn as I strolled along the Caloundra shoreline, when a sent awoke my sences. Following my heart I found the cause of my rumbling stomach. A dainty home like cafe filled with awe and wonder. I sat down as the raven haired ivory skinned model took my burger order. As it was being walked out to me, I felt like a grome on his wedding day. Being presented to a whole new world. As I took that first bite, I knew everything in my life was going to be ok. The tango in my mouth of crispy mushrooms and freshly cooked pineapple ignited a single tear down my cheek. Never have I felt so loved and so at peace. I left the cafe with a fist pump in the air like that guy at the end of the breakfast club. With the intension to come back tomorrow with an IV to just hook the meal to my veins.