No one really expects a great cafe let alone a good cafe in this part of town…read more It's tucked away in a very local and residential area and very unexpecting. The food coffee and service is kinda like that too. Ive had big brekkie, shamsuka, few odd teas and coffees and cold drinks here and there. Definitely one of the better cafes in sydney. Reasonably priced and tasty i highly recommend this joint if youre passing thru the area Service is pretty good considering how busy it is at brekky times.

Whilst Butter Chicken was advertised and we paid for , they didn't have any ! We settled for a…read morepulled pork bun and sweet potato chips and an Eggs Benedict, The tables are small and crowed and we are a bit unco so we spilt most of the chips on the floor. We did try a few and they were very nice. The pulled pork was delicious and the eggs Benedict was good. Coffee was OK. The staff were very nice and apologetic and food was served quickly. We have seen this place full but it was empty today. Today was lunch 1pm on Wednesday. It is like a little oasis and in the middle of suburbia.

Great ambience and awesome service!! I tried French toast and it was delicious. If you are tea…read moredrinker do try the Spiced tea.

From the owner: The Burrow Cherrybrook provides breakfast, lunch and dinner for the hills district area. we are a…read morefamily run eatery that furthermore offers catering services and tailors functions and events to our clients needs. The Burrow is tucked away in the quiet surroundings of apple tree shopping centre within Cherrybrook. we pride ourselves on delivering top quality fresh food and beverage offering to the hills area. our goal is to be that third space where one can relax and enjoy whilst escaping the day to day life.

Great coffee, great food, and great view. Amazing service too. Good spot to have breakfast with a…read morefriend or just grab coffee and a baked goodie to go.

It is so nice to have a cafe that is not embedded in a shopping centre. Whilst it is in the middle…read moreof an industrial estate, the vista from the tables and chairs (inside or out) looks over bushland. There is no problems with parking either in street or at the upper level. The mix of people having breakfast here is a bit of a testament; from tradies to business people, elderly couples, young singles working on laptops and if you have young children there are toys tucked away in a corner. We were after breakfast today and were not disappointed with either eggs and bacon or eggs and sausages. The standout was the coffee. We tried the house blend then went back for seconds. They sell a mix of coffees 250g and 500g the you can take away to have at home. The service was excellent. It was roomy and tables clean. Definitely worth popping in the car and giving it a try.

This is an alright cafe - mainly you'd come here if you are getting your car serviced for if you…read moreare shopping in the megacentre. But other than that, it is not really worthvthe trek unless you are in walking distance. However, I've had people swear about this cafe, I didn't find it as anything special. Don't get me wrong, it isn't bad, but it wasn't anything worth boasting about. Especially as the Baron is only a 5 minute drive - which is a better cafe.

Wow! This was such an amazing little find. Beautiful menu, lovely space, super friendly staff - we…read morewill be back for sure! Kid friendly & great coffee too! We had the spicy crab & the fully loaded (crazy big breakkie) and they not only looked wonderful, they tasted deeelicious.

The Fig House Cafe is a stunning cafe tucked away behind a gorgeous nursery in Kenthurst. There is…read moreindoor and outdoor seating with a small kids play area is fully enclosed and has little tables and chairs where kidlets can do a spot of colouring in as well as a chalkboard easel. There is a seating area right next to this play area which is the perfect spot to sit you have toddlers who you need to keep a close eye on (you do have to go down a couple of steps to this seating area). At lunch time the menu does start to verge in the expensive side for a cafe, but then you do have to remember the setting you are in! You can have everything from soup of the day for $10.00 to Moroccan Spiced Lamb Cutlets on a sweet potato rosti with broccolini & sweet tomato chutney for $30.00. When I go back I will definitely be trying out the Salt & Chilli Squid with a rocket, apple, orange & pistachio salad (e $12.50/m $18.50). And something I haven't mentioned yet, is that they offer full table service at the Fig Coffee House, so you don't have to leave your kids whilst you go inside and order.

The food was incredible! We got 2 sharing plates between 4 people and the servings were very…read moregenerous. The food was very tasty and presentation was top notch. Service was friendly but a little slow. The quality of the food definitely made up for it.

We walked through the madhouse that is the neighbouring cafe and wondered why this place was quiet…read morewith few customers...we are still wondering. The cafe is perched on the corner of the carpark. From the road there is a path that will lead you to the door but from the shopping centre you need to negotiate another cafe and a kid's playground to get to the door. After watching an early game of kid's soccer we were after more than coffee and it wasn't very obvious that they did other stuff until we grabbed the small font menu. On went the glasses and we spotted Spanish eggs and omelettes. One of each and a cappuccino was our order. The also have loyalty cards for coffee so I grabbed one just in case the coffees were good...and they were. The food was good. The Spanish omelette came out in a dish that was layered in beans & sauce, then slices of chorizo topped with mozzarella and eggs. You will need bread to mop up the plate and there are two slices. I needed 3 so I pinched one from my dining buddy. The prices were on par with the rest of the centre for this sort of meal,

Slow service, average food and a tv on all the time, thankfully without sound. The only way I can…read moreunderstand this place but only surviving but being somewhat busy, is the sheer dearth of options around here. Unless you're desperate, go to Arthur st cafe or Mint Fresh instead.

Ok completely worth the visit! No just to tailor your expectations this more of a bakery than a…read morecafe. Yes they have seats and coffee - but the menu is quite small, however, the baked goods are amazing. Saying that, I love the salmon toast! With pears, trust me it is a winner. However, the baked goods are to dream of! The olive bread is something from another world. And don't get me started about the desserts - you'll gain a couple of kilos just by looking at them. The coffee is here is average, nothing that special. But it is drinkable. But with the food here, you won't care, I promise.

This spot is quite a find! Nestled in an area of light industry this cafe - bakery is extremely…read morepopular. Amazing cakes, pizettas, croissants, sausage rolls . .... the hardest part of your visit is deciding what to purchase. The cafe area is relaxed and noisy. An easy feel. The coffee is good & the staff are always friendly & helpful. There is usually a tribe of mums & preschoolers there if you join the school drop off crowd. There is a monthly High Tea too. Haven't tried it yet, but confident it would be a cut above any others I've attended.

On a voucher for breakfast but I would be happy to pay full price for these dishes. The restaurant…read moreis in the building on the corner of Church St and Victoria Rd which houses the Coles supermarket. Parking is metered at this end of Parramatta but you can park a little further away and walk. The restaurant faces a courtyard and is next to another similar restaurant; healthy competition? Our waitress was on the ball. Whilst we were four adults on a voucher, we had two children in tow. She was mindful that a baby cino might need more than one marshmallow..we ended up with four. She was clear on what was and what wasn't included in the voucher and double checked on how we wanted our eggs & toast. As for the food....very good and generous portions. We did add to the meal with iced coffee and other drinks. The coffee was very good. The restaurant has seating inside and outside. It is quite open and there is plenty of room to park a stroller. There is also a bar that serves beer and wine. As it was breakfast we gave that a miss this time.

The world is a very different place from the time I was a child and there are many good places…read moretheses days and Basket Brothers is one of those places. The food is lovely. I had a granola bowl with some delicious mango concoction and coconut yogurt with lots of fresh fruit and house made granola. The coffee was good as well. And I got to sit outside. It finally rained in Parramatta the last two days so the air was fresh. I highly recommend Basket Brothers for breakfast and coffee.

As a frequent diner of Frankie's Food factory, we simply love the variety of food, the child…read morefriendly atmosphere and the staff are always accommodating. Frankies food factory allows you to sit back relax whilst the children play in an enclosed indoor playground. The restaurant also comes With the outdoor pond where you can feed the dogs after you are finished dining. Definitely worth a visit

The cafe was a reasonable nursery based cafe which has been changed into a trendy rustic cafe with…read moreno table service. We thought we give them a try even though it seemed a bit strange as tables were previously hard to find so I sent my wife off to secure a table. I then ordered a big breakfast meal and smashed avocado and feta with a side of bacon both were not exciting with the toast under cooked.