Great food and service. The owner is on site. I had the freshly made roasted beef with veggies and…read moresalad. The Chimichurri is made in house and taste amazing. He also makes pork belly with a perfectly crisp skin.

The chicken was a bit dry, wasn't my favorite. The pork however was perfect, crispy skin and juicy…read moremeat! It is priced really well too! The people working the counters are really nice and the food comes out rather quickly. It is inside a place with other eateries. They have a couple communal tables and other seating throughout the complex.

Exceptional little local cafe!…read more Nestled near the Gordon station, this little gem has friendly service, nice atmosphere and great food. Their menu is surprisingly extensive, with separate brunch and lunch/dinner options ranging from chorizo omelettes to burgers and pastas. Plenty of seating with a dog friendly outside table too. Try their specialty nitro coffee - creamy and frothy goodness!

They have the best coffee in the area! A nice and cosy cafe…read morewith an interesting menu. The food presentation is great and with interesting options to eat healthy. I looove their cappuccino. The service was so good and friendly. I don't live in the area otherwise I wouldn't get my coffee from anywhere else.

I had a delicious breakfast here consisting of French toast and a chai latte…read more The French toast was served with Fresh Seasonal Fruits, Salted Caramel, Coconut-Curd, Granola and Maple Mascarpone. It was very tasty! My chai latte was basic, but it had good flavors. Great breakfast!

Service was friendly and quick, and it's just a really nice atmosphere to sit outside in the sun…read moreand watch the neighbourhood go by. Easily going to be my new go-to local spot around Surry Hills. Highly recommend checking it out!

The lamb cutlets are fantastic! If you like the smell of lamb, you'll enjoy them very much!…read moreThe fries are crisp and potato smash has wonderful rich smell like butter. The outdoor environment is relaxing, with wooden desks and plants.

One of my favourite parts of town I've explored in Sydney is Newtown, a colourful area decorated by…read morestreet art and proliferated by dozens of drool-inducing restaurants with lots of patio space for enjoying amazing Sydney weather. I recently stumbled upon Urban Bites, a friendly restaurant with a neighbourhood feel that has attentive staff and a menu serving tasty eats in generous portions. The spot serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, desserts, and coffee, with a full alcohol bar. The dessert case is absolutely amazing, featuring everything from cakes and tarts, to pastries. Definitely save room for a tasty treat. I was there for dinner and opted for a delicious grilled haloumi burger with rocket and olive tapenade on Turkish toast ($17.90 AUD). It was served with thickly cut chips and was so huge, I had to take half of it home. The bread was perfectly crispy, there was a ton of haloumi, and the veggies were plentiful. The fish and chips burger with sweet potato fries was equally massive. Though all the cheesecake and tiramisu made my mouth water, I gave something I've never tried a taste, pavlova. I had no idea the dessert was born in the Australia/New Zealand region, which is awesome, but it just looked so gosh darned pretty, I felt it would be a dream to eat. It's a meringue-based cake that was topped with cream. I'm not the hugest meringue fan, but it was sweet and light, and the cream was amazing. I'm sure it was a great version of the dessert, and its elegance evokes the beauty of the Russian ballerina the dessert was named after. From start to finish, the meal at Urban Bites was fantastic. I loved that my meal was enough to take half of it home, the servers were courteous, and the whole atmosphere is fun and laid-back.

Place was great! Food was fantastic! Piper our server was so on her game! Best place for breakfast…read morefor sure! Thank you again for the hospitality!

The Grumpy Barista, previously of the inner west suburb of Petersham has found its way to a new…read morelocation in Alexandria. The café occupies the corner of Garden st and Henderson Road and is industriously styled with cool marble and pink interior and a hanging garden. There's plenty of space inside and out, so I you won't be waiting long for a table. Serving Toby's estate coffee and a range of modern Australian dishes for both breakfast or lunch, as well as some sweet treats, is a popular café with the locals and visitors to the area alike. I've visited now on more than one occasion and the café is continuously striving to perfect their menu offerings. A group of us dined on this day to sample a number of the menu choices. The Grumpy's special of chili scrambled eggs were presented atop sourdough bread and a side of heirloom carrots, a heatlhy and wholesome meal. The winner of the day, and also one recommended to us was the Green Pea Smash with burrata and prosciutto. A great combination of flavours. From the sweets menu, we went for the Fig Brioche, topped with macadamia, honey, ricotta and vanilla ice cream (in place of the regular fairy floss). There were a few fruits topping it and would love to have a few more. The Grumpy's granola and pannacotta is also not only beautiful, but delicious and served with a raspberry pannacotta. Could be a sweet or breakfast ;) The venue also serves the famous cronuts (a mix of a doughnut and croissant, filled with a range of insides like cream, Nutella, caramel and topped with oreos etc. Surprise yourself. The guys at grumpy's are always friendly and hospitable. Make sure you pay them a visit.

Lovely outdoor setting at the front of the gallery. A few flies though…read more We ordered the Slow Cooked Lamb Panini (7/10) with egg plant, harissa mayo, feta, cashew zaatar and buckwheat tabouli. And the Grazing Board (8/10) cauliflower pakora w/ eggplant and Indian spiced relish, grilled haloumi w/ orange mint and hazelnut, roasted autumn vegetables with honey tahini dressing and dukkah served with sourdough. It came to $37 which is very good value.

Good coffee and great service. Very nice peaceful atmosphere for a coffee…read more Coffee prices are very reasonable.

This was such a cute little spot in our visit . The staff was friendly and even though the kitchen…read morewas closed.. we did have the coffee and croissants which were amazing !

Loved the flakiness and flavors in my mushroom feta pie. Nice people working here, and nice outdoor…read moreseating.

Casual restaurant right by the north end of Bondi Beach. It's quite small, so I imagine there…read morewould be a wait at times, but we were there on the late side for lunch and were able to sit right down. I sat facing the beach and enjoyed the view. There are also some counters facing outward, so if you pick a counter, the whole dining party can face the beach. I had the caramelized banana pancakes, which come with poached berries, seasonal fruit, pistachio, and maple syrup. They were delicious - quite sweet, but it's not as if I weren't warned. My niece had the chicken bowl, which had grilled chicken breast, danish feta, avocado, roasted almonds, edamame, zucchini noodle, tomato, chilli mayonnaise, leaves, and ginger reduction. She liked it so much that she has already been back with her friends. All in all, a delicious meal.

We had to come here while at Bondi Beach based on the rec from Somebody Feed Phil!…read more A beautiful view of the beach while having a great brunch. Loved the big brekky with the variety of breakfast foods! And the açaí bowl was amazing. The peanut butter was sooooo good. Highly recommend Speedos for a great breakfast when at Bondi!