The service was great, prices unbeatable, and they actually gave you more than one small scoop,…read moreunlike most shops.

Summer's heating up and so is Sydney. Thankfully, the French Riviera is open to make those hot,…read moreblistering days, sticky ones too. With a deliciously long list of ice cream flavours, toppings and sides to choose from, one can only imagine the magnificent, calorie-crunching combinations possible. However, if the sight of all those flavours and combinations makes you dizzy with excitement that it's simply impossible to choose, a few pre-set desserts are on offer to make life just a little bit easier. Such choices that include the 'Choc Liegeois' and 'Fraise Melba'. But who says you have to choose just a few of those mouth-watering flavours? Why not just have it all by ordering the 'Rainbow' a mountain of ice-creamy goodness. Literally. With so many different flavours stacked on top of each other, smothered with chocolate sauce, this baby is enough to feed you and five people. And if you're still not satisfied, the guys at the French Riviera have also got their whopping 'Maxi Rainbow' which is made to serve at least eight. If the ice cream just isn't doing it for you then their savoury crepes just might. But let me just ask you this, who goes looking for shoes in a hardware store? I rest my case.

Amazing specialty coffees, sandwiches and pastries. Can't go wrong with their food and drinks.read more

They have the best coffee!…read more The Morning bun which is a cross between a Cinnamon roll and a Croissant is beautiful and is perfect for one of those peckish moments. Sandwiches at lunch are an interesting variety, not plain, but simple yet satisfying. Christian who works at the Glebe bakery has a remarkable and impressive knowledge of the Artisan products they sell, he is very helpful and always friendly.

Average This is a dingy Haymarket hole-in-the-wall…read morerestaurant serving cheap food. The staff are friendly enough and the portions are generous, but we didn't really enjoy our meals!

the rou jia mo (pork pita pocket) was well made, but i wish the pork had a bit more flavor. the…read morebread was very nicely toasted and the meat was juicy though. service was slower than expected and the seating is very minimal, but it isn't meant to be a sit-down spot. it's a solid snack but i wouldn't come back for a whole meal.

Best kebab shop going around ,friendly staff and their wrap bread plus charcoal/shish meats are…read moreawesome!

Great, fast service. The food is absolutely amazing. I would recommend that anyone in the area try…read morethis place out because you will be deffinetly be coming back for more.

Even living in the area I didn't know that these series of shop right around the corner from us…read moreexisted until I saw a little sign at the light that said German Bakery with an arrow. Curious I decided to turn and drive into the suburban street where there are 6 shops next to each other. Besides the butcher the bakery was the only shop open. Walking in the aroma of fresh baked bread and other goodies filled the air. A couple of shelves of bread and a table with various baked goods from muffins and croissants to Almond horseshoes and pastries. I love pretzels (and they make a couple of styles) and most of the ones I see at the mall are either hard and dried, out or greasy and buttery. These pretzels on the other hand were fresh and baked with just enough sea salt to give it a little bit of flavor. This also seems to be the local spot for coffee. In the back they sold a number of German goodies, which added to the authenticity of the place.

This place has amazing baked goods. Especially the meat pies. However the opening hours are strange…read moreand the prices are on the high side. They also sell nice coffee!

Enjoyed delicious Taro pancakes and an iced matcha bathtub with a beautiful backdrop! This is…read moredefinitely a gorgeous cafe to visit once, but not a regular spot that locals frequent.

This place is heavenly and dreamy! A garden just exploded in here! The ceiling is completely…read morecovered in (fake) flowers. There are walls covered in (fake) flowers with neon signs (very instagram ready). It's a very pretty cafe. The menu also had what sounded like very pretty dishes (and pictures i saw on google confirmed it). I came here for brunch on an early Saturday morning and there was no wait and was seated right away. I ordered the Ruby Rose juice, which is watermelon, apple, raspberry, lime and cucumber, and for food, the taro hotcakes. The juice was refreshing, but i'd you don't like cucumber water, you might not like it. The taro hotcakes dish is beautifully plated. It come with a thick stack of taro hotcakes and black sesame ice cream comes on top. There's also this taro sauce that you pour over the hotcakes. The sauce is good because it helps offset the sort of dry texture of the hotcakes. The ice cream is really really good. Delicious black sesame flavor. And the fruit is good too! i want to come back to try the matcha frenchy next time! They take credit card and there's also lots of outdoor seating for when it's a nice day!

This is the standard place that my in laws go to when it's time for Thai. They are friendly, fast…read moreand have pretty decent food. I guess, in general, nothing has ever really blown me away about Pent Thai. But, over the years, they have been very good in consistently serving decent thai food. My favorites here are the curries. The duck curry has both pineapple and lychee in it. If you know me at all, you know that I have a huge objection to cooked fruit. (I mean really, why would you ruin perfectly good fruit?!) But, I'm happy to eat around fruit in curry, and I have to say that this one is pretty good. The Massaman curry is also a family favorite. The prawn dishes are also good. They serve Laksa and it's ok, but there are definitely better places to go, if that's what you're looking for. Although we mostly get take away from here, when you do eat in, they always make sure to ask if you have a bottle of wine with you. So remember to bring one! (BYO)

Being Asian I am extremely attracted to cute things. As a child I used to purchase cute stationary…read morenot to use but just to admire. I've now become more practical (maybe cause it's now my own money i'm spending) and stopped purchasing cute stationary to have it pile up at home but nevertheless I still enjoy browsing cute stationary stores. My Sweet Memory allows me to do this whilst having that coffee break. The chatswood branch is significantly smaller than the Strathfield and City branches but in a way it adds to the cuteness. Asian me went straight for the Green Tea Latte. Mmmm. I know these drinks are always made from Green Tea powder but sometimes it's never that obvious. On this ocassion it was quite obvious which disappointed. The leaf design was cute though to help make up for this.

Well light my shoe laces and call me Suzie. This place is awesome! Stopped by for coffee, and ended…read moreup grabbing cake too. Coffee packed a punch. The cake was moist and yummy, and was destroyed within a matter of seconds. Check out the cheesecake too. It looked pretty good, but I was far too full from lunch to try some.