This is such a nice place! The food is all really good quality and well presented, and the staff…read moreare friendly and hospitable! It's the kind of place where you'd just walk past if you don't know anything about it, but do pop in! They've got a dartboard and a really homely feeling. Also, perfect date lunch spot. They don't have loud music, and it's often not that crowded. Plus, the lighting is pretty romantic hehe. The TV is always playing something interesting, too

No booking is required which is good. Can be a little hard to find as it's not on street eye level…read morebut the name is at the front. Food was good. I had a vegetarian omelette which was very tasty. It came with zucchini and was lovely. The dishes and cups were lovely and dainty. Service was also quick and checked on us to make sure all was fine. Couple of things I didn't enjoy was the coffee. Not sure of the brand but I found it strong but that's my opinion as you may love the coffee. The other is that they advertise an Aussie breakfast but with no bacon. I found a lot of the cafes in Bankstown do not serve bacon.

Glacage is a venue that would be aptly described as a "hidden gem". Minimal signage, and located at…read morethe back of a residential block beside a Thai Restaurant, you'd have to know it was there to visit. It was, and is, a very busy place. Therefore, it has a good name to it in the community and surrounds. We can certainly see why. Everything was absolutely on point. The space is rustic, wooden panelled walls and wooden tables, some with mosaic tiles. Seats are made plush with cushions and the space is decorated with bird cages and bunches upon bunches of flowers. This styling makes it feel homely and comfortable. The space is large, with a few seated spaces, so you could certainly take a group there. Order at the counter, and you can select from the wide menu or something small (and sweet from the glassed display shelf). The menu is superb and we could have ordered so many things - healthy açai bowls, to eggs benny, brekkie boards, French toast or waffles, it's a shame we could only fit three things in our bellies! Glacage has three brekkie boards to choose from: the Glacage, Aussie and Mediterranean. We went for the Mediterranean - a generous service of chorizo, haloumi, mushroom, eggs, olives and more! A healthy brekkie that is certainly possible to share. Sautéed mushrooms on toasted sourdough, with truffled mayonnaise, steamed asparagus, and crunchy poached eggs, topped with micro herbs. The mayo was divine and we really enjoyed the truffle flavour to the dish. We would 100% order this time and time again. We also couldn't go past the strawberry cheesecake waffles for a sweet choice to end the meal. The crunchy waffles were topped with and a granola crumb. A must order for those with a sweet tooth. Coffee by St Ali Coffee Roaster, fresh juices, smoothies and more, you will find a drink to suit your meal. We went for a coffee and chai which were both lovely blends. The staff are extremely knowledgeable, friendly and hospitable, and you will feel very welcome here. Add it to your list of places to visit soon!

We returned to The Galley at Sydney Boathouse, a beautiful spot, right on Sydney Harbour marina…read moresituated between Rozelle and Glebe, and under the ANZAC Bridge. The nearby car park gives 1 hour free parking so it's easy to pop by for brunch or lunch. It's a lovely view of the city scape and boats in the harbour and you can enjoy your breakfast up on the deck of the converted waiting hall / shipping container, or on a lounge by the water. This time we opted for the couches and made friends with a nearby diners French bulldog. It's certainly a dog friendly spot. You can also sit inside if the weather isn't suitable with beautiful styling, nautically themed with blue striped cushions, decorative ropes and anchors. We loved this place last time, so we were keen to try their new menu. The menu has a more varied amount of choices at brunch. There's sweets, salads and some regular and ever popular choices. The mozzarella with avo, perfectly place on sourdough with greens and pomegranates, heirloom tomatoes and and a soft poached egg was beautiful. The roast pumpkin salad with grains, Persian feta, heirloom salad, avocado, confit onion, Pepita dukkah and herbs is the kind of dish I'd enjoy every day. Super healthy and refreshing and the pumpkin was perfectly cooked. For a sweet finish, we really liked the poached pear on brioche, toast with salted caramel, passionfruit cream, candied pistachio and lemon zest. We imagine this will be a very popular menu item.

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Located in the back of the Emerald Square Centre with inside and outside (undercover) seating. We…read morevisited early on a Sunday morning and it wasn't busy at all. A good variety on the comic book styled menus with classic breaky meals, fancy/healthy options and a good selection of drinks. I had the Benedict with bacon it had perfectly done eggs, generous amount of bacon and hollandaise, very tasty. My wife got the The Smashed avocado & feta, again perfect eggs and tasty. The kids got toast with Nutella and jam, I got a bit jealous of the Nutella! Overall, a chill place with friendly service and good food.

Boring and overpriced, with slow service to match. Made for Instagram, not to eat. We had the…read morepancakes and they were far more disappointing than you'd think. Coffee tasted burnt and the milk wasn't frothed properly. Wouldn't recommend.

The ambiance and decor is nice- nothing else is. The food is subpar, it's astonishing to have a…read moreovercooked and undercooked component in the same dish, but The Garden manages this feat easily. Ironically, nothing appears that fresh in The Garden. Anything meant to be fried is either raw or leather. Vegetables taste like they came straight from a freezer. The steaks are rubbery. The pizza's have weird stuff on them like mayonnaise. Other reviews have mentioned that management has changed and the place used to be good. What a shame, great settings, terrible food, worse service. Wait staff are pushy, rude, slack and lazy. Will never revisit this hell hole of a restaurant.

This was our first time dining at the Garden, and didn't realize you had to be a club member. Staff…read moreat the front were helpful and the membership process was painless. No wait to be seated, and the restaurant was open, bright, and airy. I had the potato and goat cheese pizza, it was phenomenal. Luckily we came on a Tuesday, which is kids' night with face painting and balloon animals. Our son loved it. Our party of 8 was easily accommodated, including a high chair for our infant daughter. Wait staff was friendly, service was speedy, food came out of the kitchen in great time. We will definitely return.

Last time I was here it was a cycle cafe, now it's Archie & Kirk. Stopped by for a coffee -…read morefriendly staff, quick coffee and most importantly, good quality coffee.

What a great find! We went for a late breakfast and found…read moreourselves very satisfied. Perfect portions (we didn't leave hungry!) and delicious food. I had the corn bread - the chilli jam was so good I could eat it by the spoonful! My partner had the big breakfast, which was big!! So much bacon :-) Will be going back

While it might not be the inner city, there is still an awesome charm about this place. Firstly it…read moreis actually a decent size, which means that you aren't going to be packed into a really small space. Another thing that stood out where the staff, they were all pretty cool. Like many of the other places I've been to, I simply came here for a cup of tea one morning, and they certainly did me good with that regard. It was quiet, relaxing, and a great place for a nice, warm beverage.

Friendly staff, great vibe, exactly what we wanted from breakfast. Couldn't fault it. The food was…read moregreat, poached eggs perfect. Will definitely go back.

Found this place by just scrolling through maps! A small but adorable spot to grab breakfast or…read morejust a drink/pastry to go! Food was delicious and came out rather quickly. Wasn't too busy when we came and drinks were yummy! We asked to put a few croissants aside for us to take when we leave and they were very accommodating! Able to split the bill here as well if you need to pay on different cards. There's some street parking nearby if you aren't coming from the neighborhood. They also have a bathroom but it is outside of the actual building, they will give you instructions on exact location upon asking. Would definitely come back!

Always good. Great Coffee and proper Chai. They know how to make Tea too! Their quiches are really…read moregood, made on the premises, pies, sausage and veg rolls. My fav is halloumi and egg toasted roll. Can't wait until they can serve in-store meals again - healthy quality interesting food.

An excellent breakfast spot in Dulwich Hill. The bacon and egg roll with hit sauce is amazing (even…read morewith a $12 price tag). The coffee is also above average. This morning I had the waffles 'gone bananas' and apart from hating myself afterwards, would rate them highly. My partner ordered the bacon and egg roll which I thought was great, however she ordered the egg runny and received it well done.

So I really want to love the Hub House. We started going when the doors originally opened but since…read morethen in my opinion things have gone down hill. Breakfasts are always great, I can't fault them but dinner is another story. Recently two of us visited for dinner, two of the same burgers were ordered. It was a quiet Sunday night. Two different burgers come out that were not ordered. Accidents happen, I get it, I'm reasonable. My burger was as ordered but the other was incorrect. By the time the correct one came, I had two options, eat mine so it didn't go cold or wait and have it go cold. No offer to take both and serve us together. The waitress was more interested in chatting up some bloke outside as she paraded around in the shortest shorts I have ever seen. At the counter, no acknowledgment of the screw up, no apology or attempt to make it right. Probably won't visit the Hub House again, there are better alternatives around.

This little gem of a cafe on Northcote Street off Canterbury Rd in Earlwood was recommended to me…read moreby a friend living in the area. I went with my dog in tow knowing outdoor seating was available but with all 3 outdoor tables occupied had to wait a minute for a table to become available taking advantage of the downtime to look through the menu. I ordered the ultimate corn fritters and my mum ordered the wagyu beef burger. I loved the fresh avocado salsa finding myself eating it with every mouthful of the mushy and sticky corn fritters which were cooked really well. I tried a slice of the wagyu burger which was also juicy and flavoursome. Coffee was top notch as well. Food and coffee came out quite quickly after ordering which was great. Overall a fantastic cafe in the 'burbs.