So far I have been stuck on their Lindt hot chocolate and not tasted anything else. It's a winner…read more A great little spot near the Apple store where u can get wifi and enjoy what this little cafe has to offer.

Absolutely delicious coffee, great atmosphere here, would highly recommend that anyone stops by…read morehere and grab a coffee and a cake. You will not regret it if you don't mind the feel of a little oasis in the middle of a large shopping centre the laughter and conversation from the people beside you, or the ability to watching old couples doing their shopping.

Lovely cafe. Lovely coffee but specialising in beautiful sourdough breads and meals…read more Would highly recommend

Set in the Maitland Gaol, when you first arrive unsure what to expect. But after walking in and…read morereceiving a fantastic welcome you realise what you have stumbled across. The smells of freshly baked bread, good coffee and great customer service make this place a recommended stop for a refresh.

Nice little cozy place. Great service but the food was okay. Ordered a latte and a slice of raisin…read moreTurkish toast for $4 and $3. Coffee was average :( they do coffee in two sizes both $4 but the regular is still 2 shots, which wasn't my preference. Really good ambience and I love the atmosphere tho!

A great place for coffee, sitting in a garden centre surrounded by plants. The young lady making…read morethe coffee knows her stuff, it was perfect strength and temperature. They only have a small menu but everything looks good and tasty. Definitely worth a return visit.

Finding decent coffee on the highway can be a challenge. The answer when heading North from Sydney…read moreis to take a couple of kilometre detour off the highway into Raymond Terrace. Red Eye Cafe makes really nice Danesi coffee in a machine with a huge eagle mounted on top. Their food is typical country town style huge servings and really good value. At just over two hours from Sydney I'd recommend it as your two hour "stop survive revive" location.

Across the street from best than less I found this shop to be uncomfortable…read more While stylish my muffin was stale, my Cuppa chino was basically a flat white with chocolate sprinkles on top. And to make things more uncomfortable is how disrespectful one of the workers was towards what seems to be the owner and other staff. Not to mention the bitching between coworkers about the customers. Will not be recommending or returning to red eye cafe

Such good iced coffee. And I'm not talking about the delicious, creamy atrocity Aussies call iced…read morecoffee, I'm talking about coffee. With ice in it. It's an art, people! (They also have an 8-hour cold drip should you so desire.) The shop is tiny, but if you're lucky enough to snag a stump you'll be privy to some of the most amusing customer conversations. Hungry? They were whipping up waffles last time I was there. But don't get your tastebuds in too much of a tizzy, it's just waffles, so if that's what you want, consider yourself a winner. If not, well, tough luck. But let's be honest, you're heading here for the coffee because it's undoubtably Manly's best, whether hot or cold. And hey, I'm sure they'll even put the ice cream in there if you ask nicely. Just don't ask for decaf. Or larges.

These guys are serious about coffee. Whether it's a doppio espresso or cold drip, you can always…read morecount on a great coffee. The menu is simple: Coffee in one size. No large. No decaf. Waffles with optional chocolate. Because they do it simple, they do it well. The waffles are freshly made as you order. The chocolate is freshly melted Belgian chocolate. The coffee is either their standard blend, or a single origin that rotates every few days - and they are fastidious about how they make it. The actual café is just a hole in the wall with a few boxes & logs that serve as stools. The popularity of this spot ensures an intimate buzz and more often than not, a friendly conversation with the locals. Well worth a visit.

Pretty nice food,had the banana smoothie,the missus found it too sweet but I like it…read more My pork roll was nice but the bun had oil or something on it which made it messy to handle Food took a while to come up,prices what I expected from a cafe,took a while for staff to take the teapot from the previous customers away Not for big groups and desserts available and bread

This place is awesome! From the coffee, to the food and the dessert. But the top of the pudding is…read moretheir sourdough! So first the coffee - the use Little Marionette beans, and the use it well. The barista here is great. However, as he is generally the only one working behind the coffee machine some times it is a bit slow. But trust me it is worth the wait. The food here is great, especially if you order anything on their sourdough bread. One of the best sourdoughs I have had in a while. Also their feta is amazing - order both and you'll be in heaven. Also, they have an array of desserts and different pastries. All look as good as they taste. This place is quite small, so you might not be able to get a table, but either way come and try this place it is completely worth it. One of the best cafes in this area.

If you're looking for a good breakfast at the entrance, try this place! This cafe is creative in…read moreits menu and has something for everyone from eggs to bacon, to salads, oats, vegetarian plates etc etc! I ordered the avocado smash with feta, strawberries and balsamic vinegar on sourdough toast. Absolutely tasty tasty tasty! Everyone I was with loved their meals. If I'm at the entrance again, I'm coming back to try their lunch menu which also looks awesome!

Was recommended to go here for breakfast since it is the best in the area and I am very pleased…read more Chai was great and very happy with my smashed avocado. Great coffee as well

This cafe is so cute! I ordered a cold brew with oat milk and a ham and cheese toastie. Both were…read moredelicious. The cold brew came in a can which I wasn't expecting since usually cold brew in on tap in the united states, however it was from a local brewery in central coast, NSW and it was quite good. There is also free wifi and large tables to sit at which is good for getting some work done. The main downside is that it can get quite noisy and there are a lot of kids running around. It's also located inside of a church which is also pretty cool.

the food and coffee was very good, a little pricy but i think it was worth it. the cafe itself is…read morevery cute and lots of things to look at. the baristas were very nice and ready to help. the store part was probably a bit too expensive for me, but everything was very cute and trendy

Great fresh roasted coffee, with state of the art 'lever pull' espresso machines. Friendly staff…read moreand relaxing ambient Cuban theme vibe. An oasis in the west end of Newcastle.

Great coffee and great ambience. During my stay at…read morechatswood, steam engine was my regular morning ritual. They got a dj on Friday which was pretty amazing!! I tried their breakfast set too with avacado toast.

The little engine that could!…read more And this place is little. Constructed on the far left hand corner at the bottom of the escalators at Chatswood Interchange, it's difficult to miss as you can see the steam rising from Barista magic at work. It's busy, in a worker bee sense. People come and go clutching coffee, whilst 3 artisans work their craft. I rolled in here with my two elderly companions on Wednesday post lunch, and we were drawn to the little padded seats at the back, which also opens through to the other side. Ordering, then taking a seat, our talking point became the shelves in front of us with coffee and train paraphernalia. I grabbed the HONY book on display and attempted to explain the concept to the ex-journalist at my right. The book (from 2010) unfortunately contains only the images and captions, not the stories that we have all seen on Facebook, but I think she got what I meant. Soon after, the coffees arrived. Soy Latte. Flat White. Cappuccino. Our cappuccino drinker said the flavour was lovely but she wanted it "hotter". The flat white drinker remarked in earnest tones that it was wonderful. I just drank mine and smiled. Yes it was damn good. One of the best Soy Latte's I've had. No bitterness. A smooth, flavourful brew with some complexity to delight my tastebuds. Isn't "winning your loyalty" an interesting concept. When I stroll through Chatswood next I would find myself hard pressed to try another coffee place, and there are many... If I did try another coffee place, I'd feel like I was cheating on TSE. That's what winning your loyalty is all about.