Great ambience and awesome service!! I tried French toast and it was delicious. If you are tea…read moredrinker do try the Spiced tea.

From the owner: The Burrow Cherrybrook provides breakfast, lunch and dinner for the hills district area. we are a…read morefamily run eatery that furthermore offers catering services and tailors functions and events to our clients needs. The Burrow is tucked away in the quiet surroundings of apple tree shopping centre within Cherrybrook. we pride ourselves on delivering top quality fresh food and beverage offering to the hills area. our goal is to be that third space where one can relax and enjoy whilst escaping the day to day life.

These guys are honestly the most friendly and fantastic. I've been coming here most mornings on my…read morework break for 2 years. The coffee is sublime, a perfect roast and never too bitter with a soft smooth drink. I regularly order an Iced LB in the summer and a fw in the winter. The food is also top notch, for less than a Macca's brekky you can get a phenomenal range of BnEs or smoothies and check out their blackboard for a great rolling menu of specials- the ultimate bne for 9.90 is a highlight of my week. Service is beyond impressive, I'm welcomed instantly by Jason and within three visits he knew my name, contrasting to the refinery round the corner where the bloke just stared at you the friendliness of this cafe is a testament to their ethos. Thanks for so many great experiences!

Excellent food and excellent service. Staff have a good vibe and make great coffee. The big…read morebreakfast is cheap and one of the best I've had - I highly recommend trying it!

Small but mighty, this store makes the most of the space that it has. In a glassed overpass between…read moremall sections, there are tables and chairs as well as shelves labeled with sections of books for sale. Inside there's a nice children's section, a "recommended by staff" shelf, fiction and nonfiction, and plus little games and gifts. Oh, don't forget the barista opposite the check out counter. Being small, they are very aware of social distancing and limited patrons inside. With the constant flow of mall traffic, they do very well for themselves here.

Cosy little bookshop cafe with second hand books as well as new ones. Plenty of comfortable…read moreseating. Pretty efficient service. There are shopping centre toilets nearby. Seats outside on the bridge are really nice. It's about 5 minutes walk to the train station and bus stop.

What a lovely surprise. Honestly did not expect much at all for whatever reason, but the food was…read moresimple done well. This Korean-run café has interesting interior design choices, and also a back courtyard for outdoor seating. However, it does seem this back section is somewhat neglected as there were dead cockroaches lying around... Anyway, the green tea latte was pretty good and not typically sweet so that was a plus. Comes out in a relatively good sized mug with cute latte art. The salad sandwich was very tasty also. Yes, it is just a sandwich but it was a good mix of fresh ingredients that made a delicious combo. Was only after a light meal and this did the trick.

Thanks Bee's Knees for opening on a Sunday! It was a real saver when looking for a place that's…read moreopen...and I didn't want to hang out in some place at Hornsfield (Hornsby Westfield that is). Thank you also, Bee's Knees for pricing your menu reasonably! Not being in a Westfield has definitely its advantages. Menu items are between $13 and $20+. Small coffee $3.50, large $4. And they're good! The menu is somewhat limited, but that's really ok - unless you've come for some smashed avocado on sourdough (one of those staples every hipster joint MUST have these days). Sitting in the lounge chairs or the court yard is inviting. What I don't really like is the vintage (or should I write "vintage") stuff. There's quite a bit of that around. In fact there are so many vintage items, you could be forgiven to think that you've stepped into a second hand shop. The mix of vintage fashion and café is pleasing to a degree but what bothers me a bit is that there are so many hipster cafés around doing this that this mix seems worn or at least overused. In addition, I doubt that all the items are in fact vintage, or just made to look like they are old or were recycled. A lot of cafés do this. It's pretentious and doesn't have the effect that actual recycling has. Don't get me wrong it's a good place for a sip and bite, but don't pay $74 for a "vintage" mirror.

This is a gem of a coffee place!…read more Having to mission up to Hornsby for a training day was SAVED by this place - tucked in to the train station this place caught our eye and then won our heart. Friendly and relaxed staff pump out coffees to the commuters and then keep the coffee flowing throughout the day. The service was fast and the coffee was delicious - they didn't bat an eye at strange orders such as quarter strength skim lattes and made a great soy fw. There were a few treats to try including the in vogue cruffin which was a sweet treat to help us through our afternoon. Well worth dropping in to grab a takeaway if you are traveling through the Hornsby train station.

Civilisation has reached the North! I never thought I'd see anything this good pop up in this…read moregrubby little corner shop on the concourse at Hornsby Station. "Shop" is a stretch - it's really more of a hole in the wall takeaway only kind of space, lovingly kitted out in tiles, timber, blackboards and big Edison bulbs. The sort of aesthetic that gives you hope. It doesn't disappoint. They make a damn fine coffee here, with good customer service to boot. None of that awful aloofness that typifies so many hipster-esque joints. They sell beautiful muffins and even Bircher muesli, but they do sell out. Hey, it's not like there's space for much stock, and coffee is certainly the priority. Will certainly go out of my way to get a coffee here in future, whenever I'm around Hornsby.

One star just to get this review up for the benefit of the community. This place has closed for…read morebusiness several years ago. The cafe here now is called Soae Coffee. I have advised Yelp but they don't update the listing. You can still get coffee at the location.

Was looking for a great little cafe on the weekend, and had heard that right in front of the…read morePennant Hills train station was a little gem. Seems I found it. The Corner Cafe, serving Toby's, does a great job at making a very enjoyable coffee. While there was a little more milk than I would have preferred, it compares very well to most cafe I have been able to find on the Northern Line. Any small cafe like this that can have a line of locals trying to get a morning cup of coffee is doing pretty good in my books. So if in the area, this is a cafe that I would give a big thumbs up to. :-) Cafe Summary ------------------------ Passion for Coffee - 7/10 Coffee beans - Toby's Estate Crema (1=burnt, 10=velvet) - 7/10 Special coffees avail? - N/A

Monday Morning is a lovely, cute café popular with the locals because of its comfortable, clean…read morespace and welcoming vibe. All the food was demolished by everyone and the sliders proved to be a popular choice for most. Everything was very fresh and delicious with beautiful plating. The Green Bowl is a vegan dish so actually originally doesn't come with eggs, and is made up of all sorts of greens like kale, asparagus, avocado, peas, cucumber, etc. I've heard from somewhere kale being described as angry lettuce, it needs to be tamed to be delicious, and I couldn't agree more. Here it was incredibly tame and cooked perfectly to be enjoyed with all the other ingredients and turned out to be a very healthy, delicious bowl of goodness. Kind of like eating a garden; a green garden. And of reasonable price and quantity.

This place gets 4 stars if you ignore the coffee. If I was assessing the coffee this would only be…read more3 stars. So in summary, you come for the food and the cafe atmosphere, however, there is better coffee in other places. Sadly they serve Publo & Rusty beans. Now in the past P&B would have raised high hopes, however, recently their blend has consistently been disappointing. So, in other words, the coffee was average at best. Yet, saying that, the food and serve here is quite good. This is a very local cafe - and so not overly hipster. Which is a good thing. This place is extremely busy at peak times. However, food is served quite quickly - which is impressive. Also the service is lovely and polite. So it makes a great place to come for brunch. But again you might be prepared to wait.

Brilliant, just brilliant little cafe at Turramurra Station…read more There must be some connection with the Andronicus family as the walls are adorned with photos of the original Andronicus Cafe. The coffee is outstanding and I just knocked over the best bacon and egg toastie I have had today. Actually it probably beats every B&E toastie I've had all week, hell, all year. Three Williams is the only place that can compete. Great place !

Finally a descent cafe in South Turramurra!…read more Cool style - you could fool yourself pretending you are in NYC Soho. Great atmosphere, cool music, great large windows, very comfortable seats. Located right next to Turramurra's train station, ideal place to meet friends. Perfect to chill out. Delicious food and amazing coffee. Staff is very polite and helpful. I recommend their huge chocolate chip salted cookies. Delicious!

DON'T GO TO THIS SHOP F#$k these people. I had 3 loyalty…read morecards with stamps and they refused to honor my free coffee. As she laughs at me. So I said don't worry you won't see me again. They just lost $1600 in revenue from me each year I went there 2 times a week for 2 years. I'll find a new coffee shop. They don't care about loyal customers because the government paid them heaps of money because of the train station construction. Just insane that they are even still open if this is how they treat customers.

Was in the area so planned to pop in for lunch. The nearby parking was 15 mins so I opted for take…read moreout. Later I saw that 1 hour parking was just a little further down the street. Walked in to order the pulled pork as promoted on a couple of signs, only to be advised that it was not available. Perhaps it was sold out! At this stage in a new place things can quickly go south... but the friendly staff made some suggestions about other menu items. I ordered a coffee and the Gravlax to take out. Wow! The coffee was great & the Gravlax DIVINE. Will definitely stop here again when I'm in the area . A great little find.

Delicious little cafe with a wide choice of fresh sandwiches/ wraps. Quality ingredients and…read moregenerous filling. Pastries and sweets are good too, incl. muffins and gluten free options There are a few tables outside if you want to eat out in the sun. A great alternative to the subway or Asian takeaway options next door !

So, this is probably the best cafe next to Pennant Hills Station, however, in comparison to other…read morecafes in the area (Thornleigh or Beecroft), it is only 3 stars. So if you are at the Station and need a cup of coffee, then go crazy. However, if you have a car and don't mind driving another 5 minutes, then I would reconsider. Serving Campos coffee (which I am not a fan of) this is a small cafe in Pennant Hills Shopping Centre. Having out door sitting (looking at the beautiful car park), this place is surprisingly busy on weekends and peak time. So I was hoping for awesome coffee in this area, but sadly, the coffee is only average. I think the best thing about this cafe is probably the sandwiches and the muffins. Offering a range of sandwiches and wraps, they are actually quite nice. Specifically, as there is not that many places to sit, and so you have to generally get take-away. So if you've walked here, this is the best cafe in the Station area, however, not worth going out of your way.