A peaceful oasis in the middle of the busy Olympic Park! The café offers great coffee and light…read morebites with a focus on healthy, wholesome options. The staff are friendly and attentive, making it a perfect spot for a quick lunch or coffee break during events.

What a cute little cafe with nice food and great pastries. Service was on point and the vibes just…read moreput me in the mood for a margarita

Good service, lovely caramel slice take away. Great flavor and layers of deliciousness.read more

3 Stars is A-OK…read more Look, if you're around you probably coming here because all the other places are full right? I do not recommend getting food here as it is quite average. We had: 1. Philly Cheese Steak Looked like a steak sandwich. Instead of shredded meat layed with cheese and sweet onions he got a chunky piece of chewy meat and a sprinkle of mozza. 2. Reubin Sandwich This looked big and appetising however, nothing really special. 3. Pulled Pork burger It's hard to do a bad pulled pork burger. Too much mayo and not enough crispy slaw made it feel alittle sloppy in all honesty. It's called the coffee club for a reason I suppose

$20 for a plate of waffles, ice cream and a banana drizzled in chocolate. Decadent put overpriced…read more Great spot for a shopping break though.

After one or two hours of walking around this big outlet centre, you need a seat and a coffee or…read moremaybe a hot chocolate?...Better yet, why not get a waffle to go with it? Yes, that is a great idea i tell myself everytime i walk by. Lots of seating for the hundreds of shoppers you bump into. Service is quick and so is the food, so you are not waiting ages for it to arrive. Waffles with drizzled chocolate with coconut hot chocolate or cappachino is always the way to go. And yes you will need all that extra sugar to go for another hour or two walking around finding bargains. They generally advertise specials at the front of the store - check those out before you order from their menu!

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!

Amazing! I thought the name was catchy, so decided to try the place for late night dessert and…read morecoffee. They have such adorable cakes and other desserts. I almost felt guilty to eat...haha. It is a very cute place. Interior is very comfortable and joyous. The customer service is very good. I would give them zillion stars if I could . Wait... I think they sell other food such as pasta? But not sure. Anyway must try place with quality food and very good customer service. Thank you for your great service.

I love the atmosphere and the decor. Everything is old world and it reminds me of things my…read moregrandparents had when I was a child. The old radios in the wooden cabinet stand, the old singer sewing machine, reel to reel recorders, the dentist chair that brought back not good memories and the oil paintings. The service is excellent and speedy. The coffee is fresh, hot and not burnt. The cakes are delicious and the meals are ample. Prices... well more expensive but then again it is a place to relax with someone or to chill with yourself and your computer... yes free wifi!

Yes very interesting grandfather decor but the coffee is very disappointing (same after 2 visits)…read moreand the "Wagyu" burger tasted suspiciously like Woolis beef mince. The gingerbread biscuits were really stale. Staff generally friendly and helpful

Something different at this little coffee bar. Nestled beside the busy food court of Burwood…read moreWestfield is little gem. It seems out of place with is high stools and cakes on display. The main attraction is the cinnamon, sugared chocolate coated twists. It reminds me of my time in Spain. Bring back the mornings of hot coffee and churros while the the wind is blowing and the temperature is below zero. The coffee was, yes very hot! Yippee. The service was lovely and the husband and wife team do a great job chatting with the customers. Apparently this is the first Aunt Lil's in Sydney where it is a chain in Melbourne. No doubt we will see more of this franchise.

Great chai lattes, which you cannot stop drinking. It has a smoothness to it what reminiscent of…read morecrushed velvet. The cakes, slices, lamingtons, and pastries look amazing. They also have a gluten free range of cupcakes which look just as good, if not better, as the regular range. I am dying to try one of their cinnamon pretzels, that with a medium coffee is $7.50. They have their own small seating area of cool rustic chairs, tables and stools. This place just has a feeling that once you order a coffee and take a seat, time will just slow down and you can relax after a long day of shopping. Staff are friendly and happy to talk.

One of the prettiest bars I've ever seen. Very "Newtown-esque" hahaha. Friendly, great staff too…read more Their jalapeño margarita was a bit too chilli for me but the bartender was wonderful and offered to make me a new one just because of that (I didn't take it of course!). However, I'd recommend the Lime Bramble cocktail for anyone looking for something nice and fresh.

I arrived 90 minutes early for a show at The Enmore and needed somewhere to pass the time. Secret…read moreGarden was the first place I passed that happened to have a liquor licence, so I went on in. This place boasts 3 rotating taps and a Newtown-worthy selection of about a dozen or so bottles. I grabbed a Sierra Nevada and settled in to wait for my date. The smell of pulled pork filled the room and I couldn't resist ordering a couple of sliders (pork or beef $5/each, $12/3). Both were pretty tasty. I'd happily return to Secret Garden next time I'm early for a gig at the Enmore.

Such great spot to enjoy coffee and cakes. The staff was super knowledgeable about coffee and…read morecakes and I really enjoyed his lectures on menus they served. We ordered a long black, flat white and green tea. They were great. The server was from Albania and he was so kind and friendly. He reminded me of Robin Williams. I love the vibe and will come back again.

chocoholics ahoy - this is your Mecca!…read more A fancy chandelier light cafe with a passion for chocolate and chocolate based happiness. Sink into a comfy brown leather couch as you decide which treat you will try today.... This is a place worthy of a visit on 'cheat day'! They have a range of desserts including pancakes, macaroons, fondu and cakes! They also will serve you tea with your cakes or if you prefer a tasty cocktail (try the love-tini)! This is a popular place in the dining district and worth checking out if you have room after dinner!