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If you want good food and great service do NOT go to Cafe Zest.. Upon finding hairs in a scone and sandwich I quickly returned to the counter to show the staff my findings.. their response... Laughter and then the inadequate trained staff members (2 of them) said "then youll be wanting another scone and sandwich?"
Not only would my food have hair in it but the entire batch of scones would. You would think to remove that infected batch.. No, they continue you sell them.
Am surprised I dont see more reviews about them like this, as many locals have similar comments.
Favorite Dish: Leaving it.
Written Oct 7, 2007
Address: Kerikeri
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If you want good food and great service do NOT go to Cafe Zest.. Upon finding hairs in a scone and sandwich I quickly returned to the counter to show the staff...
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