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    Cafe C

    3.8 (15 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Loud
    Good for kids
    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    Leah C.

    So we're adults, and with that comes the privilege of getting to do whatever the hey-o we want to... right!? I tend to use and abuse this privilege in many different ways, but amongst my favourite is treating myself to a dinner of cake and red wine. I sauntered on in one balmy, weeknight evening with a couple friends. Before taking a seat at one of Cafe C's outdoor tables, the three of us stood transfixed before the cake display case for probably far too long ("while visions of sugarplums danced in our heads?"). There were no fewer that a dozen different types of cakes, pies and tarts. And they all looked fluffy and glossy and magnificent. We ended up ordering a bottle of red, which was quite reasonably priced indeed. We also ordered a slice of chocolate with ganache, another chocolate candy bar (I believe it was Mars bar), and a slice of carrot cake with cream cheese frosting. When the slices arrived at our table I was both shocked and amazed to find that each was approximately the size of a baby's head. With fork (or perhaps spoon?) in hand, we all went burrowing. I found all three cakes to be completely and utterly delicious. The standout was the carrot because of the richness of the frosting. Both chocolate slices were a tad on the dry side, but luckily we had the red, red wine to wash it all down. Definitely a great indulgent mistake. One to be made again quite soon.

    Amy V.

    Yum, had ricotta and honey on sourdough toast for brunch. The guys were nice enough to swap the actual order from turkish to sourdough for me. Had a very nice soy flat white which was well made. The only bummer is if you sit outside, the traffic noise can get really loud but overall will be back!

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    Review Highlights - Cafe C

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    Glider KS - Taro Latte

    Glider KS

    4.8(8 reviews)
    2.4 kmChippendale
    $$

    I completely walked by this place the first time I was wandering around Spice Alley, but once I…read morelooked at the small cafe's Asian fusion menu, I knew I wanted to try it. You order at the front register, and they bring your order to you. I've only tried their hojicha latte and taro latte, but they are the best lattes (no coffee) I've ever had. They're so flavorful and rich with a fluffy foam design on top. The drink itself is smooth and creamy but not overly sweet. Hits the spot!

    All coffees are not created equal…read more I know this because of Glider. The original is in Potts Point, this is the new venue, and it's an absolute corker. They've set up shop in a teeny tiny Lilliputian cottage in Kensington Lane in the new Central Park precinct. It backs onto Spice Alley and has light-filled interiors that are all white walls and light wood and it feel positively Scandinavian. Then there's the coffee. Good lord, man. It comes served in these custom cups, they're kind of grainy and glazed and feel like they've been hewn out of very light sandstone by some unnamed master craftsman who will die a nobody but be recognised posthumously as one of the finest artisans of this or any age, Van Gogh style. The barista had the obligatory mustache but boy, did this dude know what service felt like. Polite, friendly, charming, without being overbearing. Win stars out of five. Top class, thank you and goodnight.

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    Glider KS - Omelette

    Omelette

    Glider KS - Nice presentation

    Nice presentation

    Glider KS - Hojicha Latte

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    Hojicha Latte

    Something 4 Jess Espresso Boutique - Cuuuuute.

    Something 4 Jess Espresso Boutique

    4.3(21 reviews)
    2.1 kmChippendale
    $$

    The unassuming Something 4 Jess has quietly become my favourite cafe in Chippendale. In all…read morehonesty, I had to take a break because I was becoming one of those customers who was there a little too early a little often. The lovely staff make it hard to stay away. I've been meaning to write up a review for weeks, but struggled to choose what to write about. The menu is seasonal and changes weekly, some samples include finely cut wagyu, crusted in dukkah and served on sourdough, honey-glazed bacon with fresh avocado, and mushrooms with ricotta. Almost everything comes served with sprinklings of sprouts and greens grown on the windowsill. The menu is small but there's almost always something for everyone; however, those looking for your classic big breakfast should come prepared to settle for something a little different. The quality of coffee is not entirely consistent, but the molasses-infused sugar makes up for it. I could eat a jar of it by itself. There's also a range of sandwiches on offer. A friend recently brought home lamb-shoulder on sourdough that had me drooling. I need to be strong, three visits in one day is just too much.

    I don't know who Jess is but if I had to guess she'd be some kind of minor indie princess, she'd…read moreprobably have a nose ring and a heart of gold, she'd wear bare feet and have sun-tousled hair and holes in her jeans and a smile that could thaw out the Cold War. And if I was going to personify this cafe, that's how it'd go. It's small and charmingly ramshackle and chilled out and social all at the same time, it's basically how I want my living room to be. The coffee is fantastic, as are the views across the new Central Park development, and weirdly the noise of the construction across the road doesn't seem to come inside. The small menu is on the spendier side, but it looked creative & wholesome. Bring a book or a notepad to write deep thoughts in.

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    Something 4 Jess Espresso Boutique - Long black (after I had taken a sip).

    Long black (after I had taken a sip).

    Something 4 Jess Espresso Boutique - Art on display over the table-for-ones

    Art on display over the table-for-ones

    Something 4 Jess Espresso Boutique - Yummy counter display with an old-timer register

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    Toby's Estate - Toby's Estate Ethiopia Long Black

    Toby's Estate

    4.1(14 reviews)
    1.8 kmChippendale
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    Toby's Estate turned out to be one of the best cafe in Sydney to get good, single origin coffee at…read morea reasonable price. Located next to Victoria Park and near Uni Row, I was surprised to have found this gem that the locals get to enjoy everyday. Walking in, a barista takes your order for takeaway and has you standing behind them as they make your order. There is plenty of seating inside, but those are reserved for those dining in. They have their roastery in the back, with large windows separating from the cafe. We had visited twice here and each time was a great experience. I had the opportunity to try both their Ethiopian and their Guatemalan long blacks, and the tasting notes do stand out. They have a variety of coffee beans you can purchase, along with a more limited selection of teas. Toby's Estate is a must try for all coffee aficionados in the area.

    I found out about this place through a friend who noted that they landed the top spot on the…read moreWorld's 100 Best Coffee Shops ranking, but I liked my hotel cappuccino better than their flat white! I'm not a coffee snob, so maybe I'm way off. One thing I did love was how their baristas are around the counter rather than behind it, so you can chat and watch as they make your drink! The jury is still out on when the coffee world will standardize a flat white, according to my barista

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    Toby's Estate - Interior space

    Interior space

    Toby's Estate - Merchandise for purchase

    Merchandise for purchase

    Toby's Estate - Storefront

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    Storefront

    The Bean Brewers - Breakfast roll (halloumi&egg

    The Bean Brewers

    4.1(10 reviews)
    2.0 kmChippendale
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    The food here is amazing and the people are so nice! There is a nice assortment of food for…read morebreakfast and lunch. Would definitely recommend to stop in and get a coffee and something to eat.

    Bar Mattino is a surprisingly busy little joint for its whereabouts (tucked into Chippendale on…read moreAbercrombie street). Sebastian, the robust English chef, serves up traditional and delicious café cuisine for breakfast and lunch on weekdays and a beautiful roast for Sunday lunch. He's funny at best, though I might warn you not to sit too close to the kitchen unless you want to overhear a colorful monologue of cynicism and crude jokes. Some winning items on the menu include the "Big Salad" which changes daily and can include a delicious mixture of pumpkin, cous cous, eggplant, walnuts, raisins, and any other odds and ends the chef decides to add on the day. I recommend ordering it with poached chicken, which is as tender as can be. Another popular item is the BLT, served on Turkish bread. Careful though, it's big enough to feed your entire family of seven. If you can appreciate a good chip (or 2 dozen), Bar Mattino's are hand cut and fried to perfection. Lastly, I would highly and enthusiastically recommend the house made brownie, for which I solely blame the gain of 3 kilos. It's chocoloatey, and melty, and powered sugary and just ALL good.

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    The Bean Brewers - Pretty yummy! Mushroom about toast

    Pretty yummy! Mushroom about toast

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    The Bean Brewers - Vegan breakfast burrito

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    Vegan breakfast burrito

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