Big Line Usually Means Its Good

[@missrosierenee]

This is the worst way to choose a place to eat in Australia and almost guarantees you will be extremely disappointed 😂

[@mattsteele6367]

I'm eating at the place without the line. 90% of the time in Australia it means a write up in broadsheet (paid) or an influencer (paid) has done an piece there.

[@mysticfakir2029]

It’s the complaints line

[@jaytch6639]

No cafe food is worth 45 minutes when 2 minutes is right next door

[@sammytroxel5722]

is this satire?

[@WidgetoWorldwatchero]

Don’t follow the crowd most people got vaccinated for Covid 😂😅😂

[@daniellurkin]

I've started saying to my kids ,"hey....jesus loves you baby" and as a non religious family they look at me real funny.😂

[@brock6515]

As an Aussie, if you’re in a city and see a massive line good chance it’s no good, city people congregate together even if the coffee or food is bad

[@rhettoneill836]

Josiah in Australia go to where tradies & truckies eat..it will be the best..stay safe❤

[@janp1088]

Port Elliot Bakery, South Australia. Eggs benedict pie...dayum.

[@ag31988]

I follow the opposite rule. If there’s a line, it’s not locals, it’s tourists.

[@SydneyCarton_dies]

I like a line as much as the next bloke but I avoid queues

[@ross4970]

Follow the sheeple.

[@OldClassTreky]

Thats why i always use the ladies restroom

[@marielang9474]

sure😂

[@Myaccisbanned]

Sheeple will be sheeple

[@Aussieforever]

First time out?

[@altrag3748]

ok but Hong Kong would be harder to understand as an American than Australia would.