This is a nice little cafe. It has two rooms for tables. We sat in the front room with a view of…read morethe street. You can be lucky to score a park outside but it is easier to park at Coles and walk down to the cafe. You have 3 hours rather than one if you use Coles parking. It has an old fashioned rustic decor to go with the advertised organic. There was a passing parade of locals who get their take away coffee too. We stayed for lunch and had a steak sandwich and salmon plate. The steak sandwich was good. The salmon plate needed a bit of dressing on the green stuff and perhaps capers with the salmon. The food was good. A bonus was that they have pepper and salt grinders on the table that work. The coffee was OK. We thought we would treat ourselves with a sweet of mint and orange chocolate balls. The mint one tasted of mint but we were not sure what the orange one tasted of. Both were nice. Table service was a bit disjointed as the staff seemed torn between doing a fridge stocktake and running after their outside side sign as it wasn't tethered and the wind was blowing a gale. Another reason for parking at Coles is that the cafe does not have a loo so you can do a detour before picking up the car.

Lime & Coconut Cafe is an absolute gem of a place in Windsor. They have an excellent breakfast /…read morelunch menu and (please excuse this statement) their hollandaise is to die for! Well furnished with a cosy country atmosphere and retro-cool items on display, this place is a must if you are in the area. Why also not stop by the nearby river afterwards for a scenic walk to work off that extra bacon.

Best Cafe in the Village for Breakfast and Lunch with lots of yummy cakes…read more The staff are so happy and friendley

The food is always amazing and the staff are such beautiful people. Love the burger and salmon…read morebruschetta

Super friendly staff, coffee tasted awesome and the food was so good!…read more I had the Turkish eggs for breakfast.... so good!!

Quaint wee Cafe & bakery on the way into Picton. It's beautiful country and a great spot to stop,…read moresit down and listen to nature. With the echo of cars. But when the cars stop the bell birds come through loud and clear and you soak up the sun shine in joy. There's a huge parking lot to the right of the estate, easy to find a spot. There's a small kids park/playground with a swing set up. You'll find this place sort of a throw back as the guys that run this place are living true to olden day times. No modern doodads and the ladies have super long locks as they don't cut their hair with their cotton clothes. They make the bread on sight, the eggs are laid by the cluck clucks out the back so my toast and eggs were divine. The coffee is actually surprisingly good! They have small cups and big mugs for those of us that need a super hit to keep driving instead of curling up under a tree in the sunshine. There's oaken tables inside and seating outside under umbrellas out the front and a cosy outside area out the back too covered in trellis flowers and seating. There's small items that are all handmade for sale inside that I'll be going to check out soon. So if you're in the area or want to do a day trip, this is a beautiful country road drive out here with fresh air and wildlife to listen to. The cars are a watching point too. As are the bikes on good days. Lovely day trip if you want a day out.

I first visited the Yellow Deli in Katoomba and that's how I learned of this place in Picton. Just…read moredown the road from where I live. I visited this place a week after the other so it was still vivid and fresh in my mind. They are different places ran by the same people. Even the menu items are different. But as with the Yellow Deli, the food was amazing and worth the wait. Next time I think I'll try the Ruben Sandwich that they are known for. The green drink is also done right and it was my first time having it. Will be back here again and tell all my friends about it. They also are priced quite reasonable compare to most places these days. Their pies are amazing too, don't usually go for dessert but no skipping that here.

Crazy that a cafe this good exists in Hazelbrook. Crazier still that it's not on the highway and…read moredoesn't get exposure from passing traffic. The food here is hearty, home style, but high quality and super delicious. The people running the place are always baking their own cakes, making their soups and serving up great coffee. I was so surprised by this cafe, but in the most pleasant of ways. Love it.

Great coffee and even better service. Thanks heaps and will come back…read more Had a latte the both times but the barista during the week seemed to make a better coffee.

In the midst of the Eastern Creek industrial area, I didn't expect to find this gem…read more Great coffee with clean and tasty meals, something that has been missing around this area.

Saw it on my Yelp map and it was on my way to a favourite Dukedom on a lazy morning so I turned off…read morethe main road in search of The Little Sparrow. The adjoining pizza place was locked behind steel grill fencing which looked a bit daunting. I ventured into The Little Sparrow & was delighted with what I found. Fresh and friendly. And there was a bit of a buzz .....they were in the middle of a photo shoot, perhaps for the local rag. All the staff were friendly. As well as sweet and savoury snack options there was part of the menu dedicated to small people. I saw a mini milkshake and cookies that any 4 year old . . . . . .or big kid, would love to devour.

Delicious food, great coffee and a warm friendly atmosphere. Their Freshly baked goodies are to die…read morefor and the Big Sparrow Breakfast is mouthwatering! Great for kids too with their kids play table & colouring books & kids menu. Yum!!

The last few places to operate here were quite disappointing, so we almost didn't give this place a…read moretry. But we're glad we did. It's a complete turnaround from previous occupiers. We've only been here twice so far and both times were incredibly impressed. They really don't deserve to be hidden away in suburbia as they are. If you're anywhere near the area definitely swing by. You won't be disappointed.

The best example of a county roadside cafe I have experienced. The food was well above average for…read morea cafe but what really sets this cafe apart is a genuine service ethnic and the desire by the staff to please. The sense of quality and the country feel is also enhanced by the quality solid wooden furniture and other finishing touches. This will become a go to place for me on the road to Mudgee.

We went to Finn & Co. for brunch on their opening weekend. Complete with the challenge of a 6…read moreperson group. Including toddler and a vegetarian. When you know it's the opening weekend for a new place, you expect looooooong waits, kitchen dramas, lost orders and grumpy staff... But what we got was the complete opposite. The place was completely packed, but the team at Finn & Co. had everything under control. Staff were switched on. Food was fantastic. Coffee was great. Service was friendly, and waits were short. At our table we tried the breakfast burger, the waffles, the avo and goats cheese, and the mushrooms. And the coffee of course! All got big thumbs up. I can't recommend this place enough. Next time I have to try the burgers (major food envy)

I was pretty eager to try this place out as getting a seat in a cafe in Springwood can be a…read morechallenge. I made it there for lunch today and found it pretty underwhelming. The coffee was just passable, but is very easily outdone by numerous cafes on the strip. The menu is fun looking, but pretty starch heavy. If you're looking for something light or sans bread then your options are limited to a few salads. However, if you're looking for burgers or tasty breakfast fare, this will probably hit the spot. In particular they serve freakshakes, a trendy milkshake dessert abomination. From afar they look pretty great. After something lighter but filling, I chose the chorizo salad w/ feta, caramelised onions, baby spinach, cous cous and pumpkin. It was a bit of a dudes salad and it was alright, but it lacked brightness and could really be improved by the addition of lemon or a sharper vinaigrette. I ordered a cheese toastie for my not quite toddler and when it arrived I finally understood why a salad, a latte and a kids sandwich cost me $31. It was ginormous. More than any kid I know could handle. It came with a super creamy coleslaw which again could benefit from some tang. It's a shame you have to be under 12 to eat it, because it's absolutely an adult serving. So, look.. It's definitely got promise but it's a bit more miss than hit right now. It's expensive for the end result and the reality is that there's better offerings for the same price on the street. Hire a banging barista and review the menu offerings and it'd be killing it.