Bewertungen von Re Store

I think the checkout staff — the super-friendly, utterly delightful women there —are nothing less than saints. I never want to hold them up because they’re busy but honestly I struggle to think of anywhere in the world — let alone in Perth — where I’ve encountered such warmth and GENUINE friendliness of people in that job. Bless them. Inevitably I find myself comparing others in other businesses doing the same work and think to myself: “Oh… go to Re Store on Lake St and see how it’s done.” I tell everyone I know I shop at Re Store and that’s how it goes. Virtuous circle. Word of mouth. Can’t beat it.

THE BEST! Coffee, Lunch, Continental Rolls and freshly imported goods and so much more. I am hungry again now just thinking about it! Unfortunately the last place I saw the Legend Russell Wolf grabbing his lunch before he died a day or so before and I had the blessing of say "Hey Boss" to him and getting a smile.

Friday lunchtime... craving for Italian hearty goodness... what better opportunity to give a pasta dish a go from the Re Store? <br/><br/>Chicken tagliatelle with spinach and olives... and olive oil... a LOT of olive oil. <br/><br/>This ain't haute cusine, this is mama's home-made heart warming home cooking, and plenty of it. Big flavour, big serving, big freshness and not skimpy on any of the key ingredients. And very reasonable priced. My box of pasta would happily do me for two meals, at $7.95. A steal.<br/><br/>I rarely order pasta dishes out as I got tired of getting bland dishes bought out. Not here. The pasta tasted super fresh and I loved the flavour combo, even a hint of fresh chilli. Bang on, "miei amici" 😊<br/><br/>But... yes there's a but... if you are olive oil shy, beware. My dish was about half an inch thick of it in the bottom. I had to drain some out partway through, and I am a liberal consumer of olive oil and a huge fan of good fats normally. Still too much for me. <br/><br/>Second "but" is the service. These guys are European styled and this is the second time i have been in and nearly walked out again due to waiting more than 10 minutes to be served! They are not organized or systematic at all in how they deal with queues or service areas at the deli at least.<br/><br/>I will go back though. Keen to try more dishes. Maybe I will choose a bit more carefully. And go when I have more time!!! 😃<br/>

I come to The Re Store often - every week while studying at North Metro TAFE.<br/>The continental rolls, the tiramisu ($5.95) and the chocolate eclair ($6) are delicious.<br/>They also have pasta and soups - these vary from day-to-day.<br/><br/>The service is almost always excellent.<br/><br/>It gets busy at lunchtime so they may run out of different types of rolls. <br/><br/>Not only do I recommend the continental rolls and cakes, but also the mocha with almond milk too.

I've always passed by the Re Store on my visits to nearby restaurants but have never visited. A bit like a mini supermarket selling a variety of Italian items, they also sell ready made food at the deli and café. The deli has a variety of bread rolls using deli meats and other ingredients, plus a few hot meals. I got penne pasta with a meat sauce which was a really delicious moist cheese sauce with Italian sausage and flecks of chilli. Very simple dish but done extremely well. I loved it. The regular serve was less than $8 and the amount they packed in meant I didn't need dinner. I also eyed off the café area and bought 2 cannoli, one chocolate, the other normal. They were really delicious, a slightly crisp outer shell filled with delicious flavoursome fillings. Very satisfied.

I spend more time (and money!) in the Re Store than I really want to admit. Love their rolls, love their delicious range of cured meats - especially the prosciutto and jamon... and don't even get me started on their cheeses. I love this place. Their house made gnocchi that they make, freeze and sell is also something worth trying!

Best lunch spot in northbridge. I eat at the Re store around 3 or 4 times a week. I try to get there before 12pm most days so the queue isnt too long!<br/><br/>The fresh salads ($7.95 for a large) are changed each day are are fresh and delicious. For a treat I get the mixed meat roll or the fresh pasta. The staff are friendly and it's just a nice place to be.

Price: $9.30 (The Works) <br/>Verdict: The real deal. Value, flavour and a bit of culture all for less than $10. <br/>Tip: Go early or late or be prepared to wait. <br/>Location: Northbridge, near corner of Lake and Aberdeen. After our interview on RTR FM's The Food Alternative a few weeks ago, I was admonished by none other than my own father, and his equally Italian mate, for neglecting to mention their favourite cheap lunch of the last few decades: a continental roll from The Re Store. So we took a trip with these paesanos  across the tracks to visit the great bastion of European culture that is The Re Store. The history of The Re Store is legend in the Italian community. Fremantle-born John Re pawns his wife Maria's engagement ring in the midst of the great depression to buy a property in Northbridge where they opened The Re Store, selling imported European food. The Re family were pione

Mediocre at best. I saw the excellent reviews for the Re Store and thought I'd give their coffee a try considering how good the rest of the store is - and was very disappointed.<br/><br/>I'd have to say it's the most mediocre coffee I've ever had in Northbridge, and their sandwich bar looks like it wouldn't be out of place in any industrial estate.