A nice cafe with a nice open sunny terrace. The milkshakes are excellent and the burger with the…read morehome made chips was divine. The coffee here is also good. Not a bad choice for a brunch or some lunch in Neutral Bay.

Whilst the portions are probably not ample enough for my gigantic scoff-meister appetite, this…read moreplace is good and consistent with its food, coffee and waitstaff (who will ignore you for as long as it takes you to get up and demand they actually do their job instead of discuss who is the most hipster one of all). For breakfast, get the pancakes or the brekkie wrap. If you've had an all-nighter, you can get excellent coffee by the bowlful. Seriously. For lunch, definitely go the BLAT. As most seating is outside, go on a sunny day. And hope that a lone jerk face with a book and a tea isn't hogging an eight seater table in the sun.

This is a great new brunch spot in Neutral Bay. Open air, clean and friendly service. Definite…read moreCanadian themed menu with the maple syrup, canadian bacon, smoked salmon and bagels! I had the egg scramble while my friend had a Croissant sandwich. The Croissant looked amazing (and tasted so according to her). The owners know what they are doing, picking the best sources for food around Sydney to bring to your plate. They also have gelato, though haven't tried it yet. Give this place a spin!

Great new Canadian themed cafe has opened up in Neutral Bay. Awesome coffee and delicious…read moresandwiches on the freshest, crusty bread. We couldn't decide between the chicken and the roast beef sandwiches, so we ordered both and shared. Oh man the chicken was gooey and delicious. The roast beef was nice and pink and juicy. The owner was very friendly as we chatted about our favorite places back home in Canada. Will definitely be back.

Great spot for breakfast; nice vibe, good coffees, tasty food and high chairs…read more We headed up here for an early breakfast in winter on a Monday morning. We had our 10 month old in tow and it was surprisingly great. We ordered 2 coffees, plus the avocado with tomato and fetta and just eggs on toast. Prices are reasonable (approx $12 a meal) and the service was lovely. Lots of delicious looking pastries and sweets and the coffee was good. For an out of the way spot in NB, there was a steady takeaway coffee crowd so we weren't the only ones that liked it. That they have high chairs is a massive win in our book and makes breakfast so much easier with a little guy. For winter, there are quite a few tables inside which is nice.

The best gin bar in Sydney as far as I'm concerned. The flights are amazing, the cocktails…read moredelicious, and the staff actually know what they're talking about. Haven't eaten here but the food looked wonderful too. Cafe during the day and gin bar at night - perfect plan!

The service in this restaurant was pretty bad. Me and my parents ordered our individual meals and…read moreit didn't seem too bad. Finally after 25 minutes we got our meals. The sausages in the big breakfast were spicy and full of grease, they were served with ham when we ordered bacon and we were given baked beans when we specifically asked not to.The smashed avocado on toast had a mountain of cheese on it (which is meant to be healthy) which was scraped off. The fried eggs that came with my meal were oozing (the way I like it) and were pretty good. The only downfall was they were covered in pepper. The butter provided was in a packet, and was only enough for two of the three provided pieces of toast. The meal overall tasted pretty good, but the service made that my first and last visit.

Stopped in for breakfast and was very impressed. It was wonderfully simple with everything you want…read morefor breakfast without being pretentious. My boyfriend had the Big Breakfast. Tomato, mushrooms, fantastic sausages, bacon, eggs and lots of toast. I had eggs and avocado on toast. The service was friendly and quick and the servings generous. Even the coffee was good. Definitely on our list of breakfast places to return to.

A great spot to grab Sunday breakfast. I went with my baby boy, and they have plenty of room for…read moreprams and lots of high chairs. Ordered the smashed pumpkin toast, it was very tasty although the poached egg on top was overcooked so missed out on that yolky goodness spreading over the toast. For the $12.50 price tag it was slightly on the small side but ended up being surprisingly filling. The coffee was good and came out quickly given the cafe was full. The service was friendly and prompt.

We came here excited to have breakfast at the local 'wholefoods' store. It offered whole foods…read morealright but not much by way of service nor taste/value for money. Very inflexible with the menu. Not coming back here to eat, that's for sure, even though the coffee was good.

Chaos exists for one purpose and one purpose only - BREAKFAST…read more Oh, I know, I know, they do lunch as well, but the other Yelp reviews of this joint cover that off adequately enough, and (imho) lunch kind of misses the point. In fact, it totally misses the point, because Chaos' breakfast menu is daring, brazen and nothing short of spectacular. Nowhere else in Sydney offers a brekkie menu like these food bandits have rustled up. My hands-down favourite? the BACON POT HASH, a gigantic plate of bacon, mushrooms, potato, tomato, onion, and gravy ladled onto a coupla pieces of thick cut toast. The greatest hangover cure known to mankind. The corn fritters on a bed of salsa are also pretty radical - ask for a side dish of minced jalapeno chili to really kickstart your morning. They smash eggs benny, muesli, fresh juices and smoothies too, as well as all your other standard brekkie fare, but their signature items are where it's at. And, as a bonus, if you finish one of their colossal meals you get a plaque on the wall. Fine you don't really, but the meals are seriously big enough to choke an Orc. Killer, just killer. Get involved on a sunny mid-morning after a late night out on the tiles.

With it's multi-coloured mosaic floor and hand-painted chairs with words scrawled across the back…read morelike "LOVE", "CHAOS" and, randomly, "BEER" (or am i imagining that? there was something funny!), Chaos is a happy little hippy-esque paradise tucked behind the Neutral Bay shops. Tucked away though it is though, noone seems to have trouble finding the place, or certainly not in the lunchtime rush. As I was waiting for my coffee I saw the most amazing looking schnitzel burgers pass me from the kitchen-and that's coming from a vegetarian- cementing my decision to give Chaos a red-hot go for food next time I'm in the area. The coffee was good but not great so I'm still on a mission to find the best soy piccolo in Neutral Bay... watch this space...

Lovely neighborhood restaurant, very clean and cheerful ambiance, attentive service and delicious…read moreeggs Benedict and coffee.

I went here with my husband recently, thinking we'd try something new and hopefully more chill than…read morethe cafe we'd been going to often lately. So we gave this one a go, and were quite pleased with it :) For one, this place is a LOT roomier than most of the cafes we've been to. It's got a nice open plan, with a big round table in the middle of the room for larger groups, and several smaller tables. I suppose it holds a pretty average number of people, but it's just set up nicely so it doesn't feel too crowded. It's got big windows with lots of natural light, which is super nice too. We walked there, mostly uphill all the way, and it was pretty warm out. I start sweating buckets after 5 min in anything over 20 degrees. So we (especially me) really appreciated that they had a couple of big fans in the place :P The decor is pretty great. My husband said it looks like a hip granny's house, which pretty much nails it. Everything is yellow, white, and green, but not like in an overwhelming way. It feels really chill and breezy. And they played cool funk music the whole time, which just added to the "hip granny" vibe. So, on to the food and drinks, which are just a bit important, haha. We got ourselves this strawberry tart to share, and my husband got a flat white. I had 2 drinks (I'm a thirsty lady), an iced tea with lemongrass and ginger and a Belgian hot chocolate. All of it was good. I loved the tart - it was flavourful without being overly sweet. My husband enjoyed his coffee. The iced tea was a bit surprising - you usually expect it to be sweet, but it was kind of savoury almost. It threw me off at first, but once I got over my dissonance there, it was pretty good. The hot chocolate was really nice too, very chocolatey but not overly rich. Also, the staff were nice and seemed pretty easygoing, much more than I usually see at cafes, so that was nice :) The only downside is that, as far as I know, there's no free wi-fi. That would be great, cos really it'd be a nice place to sit down and do some work for a while (something my husband was looking forward to doing). Aside from that, we were really happy with our outing and will probably go back again :)

Great coffee, great lunch options, reasonable prices. The…read morestaff are cool, and the spiral staircase is cooler (and you have to walk down it carefully). Coffee is great, as is the option for gluten free almost anything, should your friends need it. I'll be back.

Really cool cafe on Military Rd. Specifically the layout of the cafe... walk in and walk up the…read morethin, windy stairs to go up to the upstairs section. But putting aside the layout this is still a good cafe. The coffee here is good, and the barista is a lover of coffee and willing not only to advise, but also to complain about what is lacking with their style of coffee - which was surprisingly refreshing. The food here should be your drawing card here. It is simple but good. I really like the breakfast brioche, especially when add some mushrooms to it. Saying that they are willing here to add or subtract anything on the menu to make exactly what you would like on your plate. Going from there, the staff here are extremely friendly, and make you feel as if you are home. Which generally improve your experience. This is an extremely relaxed and that is awesome for the weekends. But sometimes this place is extremely busy and so you might miss out on a seat, but if you are lucky you can sit down and relax.

Do you know any cafes open 24 hours that aren't at a truck stop on a dark and lonely stretch of…read morehighway in a country that isn't this one? I don't. Except for Maisy's. This place is a veritable institution, a beacon of light and coffee and chocolate cake on the traffic hell of Military Road, a 2am sanctuary where you can get hot chips or sandwiches or whatever takes your fancy at what is, let's be honest, an ungodly hour of the morning, when you don't want to look into the mirris that line the place because you might not recognise what stares back at you. The owners are super friendly and there's a Mad Max-like pulley system rigged up between the kitchen and the counter that trips me out every time I see it.

Came here with my friends who told me that this cafe is 24 hours…read more The mud cake here is a must order!! I love the cold vanilla ice cream with the warm oozing chocolate. Heavenly match! The cheesecake here is pretty good too. Smooth and not too thick so you don't get sick of it after a few mouthful. I had the linguine pasta with chilli, shrimp and rocket. I personally found it a little too bland for my liking and wish there was more flavor. The dish just somehow lacks a kick. Overall a decent cafe for desserts and meetup :/

Before the owners Denis and Dom took over this business it used to be a cafe that was lack of…read morepatron was magnified by its large size. Now as L'Ami de Pain Boulangerie it's hard to try and miss the queues that line up for the coffee on weekdays and weekends. People are lining up for the selection of breads including their baguettes. Vibrant macroons are amongst their exquisite cakes as well as savouries from quiches, pies to sausage rolls on offer. A great addition for families in the corner playpen and the table with drawing paper and crayons an there is outdoor and indoor seating. The personalised service provided by Denis and Dom is second to none and it explains why this neighbourhood bakery has become of the most popular haunts for the locals.

If I was solely reviewing the coffee this place will be getting 1 star at best. But there is more…read moreto this little cafe then the actual coffee. To be honest I was extremely underwhelmed by this cafe. A few people have recommended this place, and as it is around the corner from my brother's I tend to come here often for takeout and dessert. But sadly with ever purchase, it is confirmed that this place is at best average. None of the food is overly fresh - not the quiches or the pies. Even their sandwiches are pre-made, and you can taste it. The dessert here is alright, but not great and nothing to boast about. The photos of the cakes and desserts order- made look amazing. So maybe that's why everyone raves about it. But if you are coming here for a quick bite, I honestly don't understand the charm. There are better places in Mosman or walking distance to Military Rd. I think Shot on Military is a million times better. Maybe that's just me. However, they are extremely kid friendly so maybe that's the appeal - because other than that I seriously don't understand why this is popular.