Little Deer Tracks

Great food and attentive staff, make this a good choice for a quick breakfast, I had the Eggs Florentine which was absolutely delicious.
The art pieces around you give it a bohemian feel, but the friendly staff and customers make it feel very welcoming.
A good range of choices and some very yummy cakes round out an excellent dining experience,
I know where I’ll be having my breakfasts from now on
Highly recommended

I want to like this place, I really do. But I keep thinking back to my terrible memories with restaurants and cafes trying to get all into the vegan or raw food thing. Done poorly, it’s the equivalent of things being done ridiculously terribly to the point of regret.
What I like: that this place is in the middle of a place where you wouldn’t expect it with nothing else around and a unique reading menu.
What I didn’t like: the prices that were a bit hefty, food that was bland or over fried and oddddddd staff (I don’t even know where I’d begin).
I had the polenta chips (pretty good, not as good as Mess Hall) and the eggplant parma. There was virtually no eggplant though, and even if there was, I wonder if that would have added flavour.

Follow the Deer Tracks and try not to get lost in the chaos! Maybe it’s the art work or the funky little creatures around the place but this little café is comfortingly chaotic with some reasonably good coffee.
There seems to be a very loose ordering system once you have placed your order. Our recent trek into the forest left us waiting for over 15mins for takeaway coffee and croissant. Not only was the café at full capacity but a certain staff member (possibly the owner) was great at just dumping the hand written coffee orders on the bench. Over the top of other orders. The barista handled it all like a boss and got us our coffee as soon as humanly possible.
We haven’t tried the vegan friendly menu as we are always too tempted by the pastries that taunt you.
This café is über child friendly and this seems to flow onwards and upwards. This has resulted in my 3 star review. After several visits for coffee and pastries only, each time the control of children has been an issue. It is as if parents turn off the parent switch as they enter the door and allow the children to roam free. I understand that parents are real people and need coffee too. I don’t begrudge anyone a slice of heavenly coffee.

First visit and it was impressive! Meals is good, cakes is good and coffee is good.
Not the best in town but really worth to try, the service is amazing. Very good I’d say. The wait between drinks and meal is very short.
Their location is not very common for a café but they always try to deliver a great service possible! That’s why they are always busy
Highly recommended

I have been to Tracks quite a few times in the last 18 months, sometimes with friends, but I never realised it was vegetarian! It just seems natural to me to order vegetarian — always busy studying but the food is delicious.

I love this place and so does my vegetarian husband. It’s fresh, fast and delicious. Whether you want an egg type brunch or a proper italian lunch.

You won’t find meat anywhere on this menu!
This is a great café if you’re vegetarian or vegan, because the entire menu is catered specifically for you.
House-​made items created from scratch, and it even has its own herb garden.
The coffee is impressive and the food definitely goes far beyond the stereotype of carrot sticks and salads.
It has a quaint courtyard out back and plenty of seating inside.
Service is a little vague and slow, but the value for money food is comforting and ambience is casual and relaxed.
If you’re looking to freshen up your diet and break out of the vegetarian stereotype then definitely check this place out.