The home of PASTEL DE NATA - Portuguese egg custard tarts, originally from Portugal and originally made at Pasteis de Belem 🇵🇹 These are the best desserts we’ve had and we were luckily enough to have these from the OG in Belem itself. Made fresh on the day by hand and straight out of the … Continue reading The home of Pastel de Nata
We had a brunch visit to Trafalgar Street Espresso with our friend Pete and Rob which gave us the opportunity to try a range of dishes. A quiet little street in Annandale houses this corner cafe that has quaint interiors with a cool wall of books, leather couches and plenty of space to sit inside … Continue reading Trafalgar Street Espresso
Poppy Planet is a new cafe located in Darlinghurst on Oxford Street, in a short walk to Taylor Square and St Vincent’s hospital. You’ll need to park in a backstreet or hop off the bus right in front. The cafe’s decor could be described as quirky and youthful, with green and red tones on the … Continue reading Poppy Planet @ Darlinghurst
We had been keen to visit this cafe for some time now, for the menu we had read about online sounded very appealing. We took the opportunity for a catch up with friends to visit Outfield as the cafe’s vision and approach aligns with our perspective in regards to the use of fresh and healthy … Continue reading Outfield cafe @ Ashfield
We always like to try somewhere new and we like a good coffee roaster. We had a quick browse online and decided to head to Aslan Coffee Roasters. Aslan have been roasting in St Peters since 2011. We visited their store in the Rocks, found down a small lane way; Nurses walk. Aslan’s aim is … Continue reading Aslan Coffee Roasters
We love a good Korean BBQ and it is of our opinion that Jang Ta Bal is honestly one of the best we’ve tried in Sydney. We know this restaurant is super famous in Strathfield with lines every day and we can see why! We’re lucky to now find this restaurant on our own doorsteps … Continue reading Where to get amazing Korean BBQ @ Jang Ta Bal
This café is called Mas.que, or Masque may be more familiar. When you see this word, you immediately think of a masquerade ball and mirrors. That’s exactly what you find upon entering, as it is decorated with wall papered walls, a number of mirrors and French style masks fit for a masquerade ball. It’s not … Continue reading A café of colour @Mas.que – St Leonards
