Walking into Bistro Kai, there's an immediate good feeling — the stunning décor, light chatter and sophisticated feel to it. The staff greeted us warmly, and service throughout was attentive. We ordered three standout items: the Wagyu cheeseburger, Chicken Maryland, and a green‑tea (Uji) matcha cheesecake. The Wagyu Cheeseburger is one of those dishes we’ll … Continue reading Bistro Kai @ Chatswood
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Little Ginger
Little Ginger is a cute little spot in Zetland for a cafe brekkie or lunch meal with beautiful aesthetics. Wooden banquettes, tiled tables and hanging greenery, it all makes for a serene place to enjoy your day. Staff here are also so friendly and eager to please. You order from the QR reader on the … Continue reading Little Ginger
Self Raised Bread Shoppe
There’s a new outlet opened by the people of Self Raised Bread Carlton in North Bexley - Self Raised Shoppe in the Woolworths precinct. It’s everything you love about Self-Raised Bread, just on a smaller scale - open on the street frontage (or carpark) for ordering and they’ll bring your order to the window. The … Continue reading Self Raised Bread Shoppe
Algorithm, Marrickville
Algorithm is a coffee shop I’d told many people about, yet never got to experience it yet! Finally got that chance recently for brunch. The cafe is on a prime corner in Marrickville, and whilst it’s a small spot, it can fit a decent amount of people, huddled around small tables on stools. The aesthetic … Continue reading Algorithm, Marrickville
Cornerstone – Engadine
On a trip home from the South Coast, we were looking for a brunch spot and I found this little cafe in the suburb of Engadine, just a short walk from their local shops. The corner cafe is minimalist decor, yet bright and spacious, with white and lilac hues. It serves up Steam Bros specialty … Continue reading Cornerstone – Engadine
The Goods @ Scout, Marrickville
Scout’s second Pilates studio in Marrickville opposite Enmore Park has expanded with a little artisan small goods store “the goods” and it lives up to its name. Selling a range of foodstuffs, kitchen goods, flowers, bread and coffee as well as some mighty fine treats like chocolate cake. The best chocolate cake you’ll ever have … Continue reading The Goods @ Scout, Marrickville
The Lion and Buffalo
I drive past Lion and Buffalo all the time and it always looks inviting with its bright murals. This established cafe is always popular, and for good reason - food, coffee and atmosphere is great! There’s plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, and it’s also dog friendly. If you’re seated inside, you’ll note the cool … Continue reading The Lion and Buffalo
Paradox Coffee Roasters @ Surfers Paradise
We visited a lot of coffee shops in our Gold Coast trip but this one takes the reins as our favourite for sure. The coffee at their flagship store is unreal, so much so we revisited numerous times. Plenty of blends, cold brew, filter, you name it. The specialty coffee roaster also sell bags of … Continue reading Paradox Coffee Roasters @ Surfers Paradise
Cohort coffee @ Bondi Junction
You know when you have that sip of coffee, and breathe a sigh of joy afterwards when it was just that good. I’m very picky when it comes to coffee and the flat white in particular was just so so good. I’ve already returned numerous times - new to Bondi Junction at the entrance to … Continue reading Cohort coffee @ Bondi Junction
Hearthe @ Stanmore
Black Star Pastry’s founder Christopher might have sold up there but he’s onto a good thing with new cake Hearthe, in Sydney’s Stanmore. Im loving the name, a portmanteau of Heart, Art, Earth and Thé’s (Christopher’s surname) embodying what they’re all about. The pastry chef has a lovely rustic esque cafe with indoor and outdoor … Continue reading Hearthe @ Stanmore
