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.

Visiting Australia and I could see this becoming a locomotive go-to if I lived nearby. They worked…read morewith my order (Iced Oatmilk latte stirred with honey) and were very accommodating. Friendly baristas, smiles as I walked up. You need to walk through the barista station to get to the dining area but it made it pretty intimate. Small dining area but very cool "Indie" type vibe. My coffee was good and the people were cool. The only thing I would like to see would be a bit more signage out front. It was a bit hard to locate but when you need your daily coffee fix, you're gonna do whatever it takes. Lol. The parking garage was packed but that's not the coffee shops fault. I would say check them out if you're in the area for sure.

Nice vibe and friendly staff. Choose to sit outdoors if the weather is good. Never had the food…read morehere to be honest however the coffee is always great!

Handy little cafe in the Stockland Mall. Quick, efficient service, usually. I stop here…read moreoccasionally for a short cappuccino and raisin toast break. Coffee is ok and raisin toast thick and nicely toasted. Ask for butter (Danish Lurpak: Thanks princess Mary)on the side, though, unless you live a very generous buttering. Don't know about the ersatz Italian name however.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner or just coffee and cake. Nice not to have to go all the way to…read moreparramatta for a decent feed and or a cup of coffee

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.

This is literally a hole in the wall just near the corner of Church and Phillip Sts (but on…read morePhillip, opposite Mad Mex). They do coffee and some snacks like muffins and cookies. But it's basically a take away coffee shop with a small table seating area. I've had a few coffees here now (Campos) and they are consistent. I find Campos coffee can be a bit too strong but these guys find the balance. These guys are always making coffees for their neighbours at Messina and the other surrounding shops so I reckon that's a good sign. It's also next to Xtend Barre and always open on a weekend after class. Bliss!

Good coffee 8/10 Good breakfast 8/10…read morePlenty of parking 9/10 Nice staff 8/10 Small but good for takeaway Wonderful decor 8/10 Seating 40

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.

A local favorite for a light lunch, afternoon or high tea. Charming indoor and garden settings…read more Friendly and family run. Offers a good selection leaf teas, nice coffee and some excellent cakes, all served on an eclectic collection of assorted real China crockery (only way to take tea in my humble opinion). You can browse the home wares or plant nursery too. Lovely on a lazy Sunday afternoon.

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.