This friendly neighbourhood cafe in Haberfield has an old worldly feel to its decor, with its heritage tiles and crisp white walls. In a bustling little residential street, the cafe is only small with minimal seating but the whole place is big on food, flavour and hospitality. Our experience was overwhelmingly positive. What brought us … Continue reading Little West
Sirrius Black is located in Mascot, closer to an industrial area behind the station and Woolworths precinct. Some great brunch meals on offer in a nice casual environment with the likes of sticky chicken wings or tofu, karaage chicken burgers, chicken katsu, miso mushroom tofu. Foods are of a Japanese / Korean influence. We had … Continue reading Sirrius Black @ Mascot
We recently stayed in A by Adina in the Sydney CBD, home our favourite cocktail bar, Dean and Nancy. Close to Circular Quay and Australia Square, its location is super central. Swanky hotel, super luxe, with lifts you can’t even press buttons, all done from your room card. Whilst the room is small (we did … Continue reading A by Adina
Last weeekend, we visited The Goodsline for our Father’s Day brunch. This expansive cafe in Pyrmont, brought to us by @thegrounds co-founder is a site that was once on the light rail metropolitan “goods line”. Today, it is a modern cafe and restaurant serving brunch fare that is generous on size and delicious on taste. … Continue reading The Goodsline
Cremino is a new cafe in Randwick serving some great coffee and pastries from Tuga, biscotti, tortes, cakes and macarons. They also sell lunch items like foccacias and panini. We enjoyed an almond croissant on our first visit. Cremino The coffee is great, using a house specialty blend, and I do love getting a little … Continue reading Cremino, Randwick
Take note of this cafe / restaurant everyone! It’s a winner. Theeca can be found in a lovely sandstone building in Darlinghurst. Much of their seating is in an outdoor sitting area overlooking a quiet street at the back of Oxford St. Being predominantly outdoors means it’s also dog friendly. You can also find Indoor … Continue reading Theeca
Bagels, brunch, donuts and specialty coffee can be found at Opus Coffee Brewers in Wollongong. It is probably one of our favourite cafe visits in a long time. We were impressed by the friendly service and breakfast dishes that delivered on quality and taste with much of their ingredients made in house. The bagels and … Continue reading Opus Coffee Brewers
Lou Lou is an all in one French boulangerie (bakery) and traiteur (deli) located in Milsons Point, Sydney, right below the Harbour Bridge. At breakfast time you can grab a coffee and loaf of bread or patisserie good. There’s Parisian style chairs outdoors if you’re wanting to sit as you consume it. We purchased the … Continue reading Lou Lou @ Milson’s Point
The Bearded Baristaa is located in a pet friendly apartment block opposite Sydney Park. The cafe has indoor and outdoor seating in a schmick space for you to enjoy brekkie or lunch. The Bearded barista himself welcomes us and provides some dog treats for my little toy cavoodle and a baby chino for my one … Continue reading The Bearded Baristaa
Probably one of the brightest coffee spots going around. The teal walls, colourful coffee cups and packaging, art work and staff whose positive vibes and colourful clothes make for an all round bright experience. Ickle coffee have opened their flagship store in Kingsgrove. Selling beans they roast out of Alexandria, you sell various bags of … Continue reading Ickle coffee @ Kingsgrove
