A Salad Works lunch in Hyde Park has become my daily ritual. Always fresh, fast and delicious, you…read morecan grab a generously sized salad for around $10. All salads come in medium or large (or can be turned into a wrap); the large is actually ginormous so definitely opt for the medium. There are a bunch of suggestions on the board, or you can make your own using the salads checklist by the front counter. I'm a fan of the Signature Salad (lettuce, steamed chicken breast, sweet potato, eggplant, sultanas, sliced almonds, and peas) and the Smoked Salmon (lettuce, tomato, boiled egg, fetta, olives, sunflower seeds and capers). There are also a few different kinds of yoghurt and fresh fruit salads available for a healthy dessert. This place sure beats most of the other city lunch offerings.

O-yeah, baby. This place has quickly become a favourite of mine. This is the kind of food that…read moremakes me happy. Their rainbow salad selection is the bomb and best of all, it's all ready for me to take-away at 8:00am on my walk to work. The cooked brunches are also the shiz; full with veggies, legumes and general orgasmic-organic-goodness. I often find myself food browsing, wanting to buy something 'for later', like one of their spelt muffins or a packet of coconut flour to bake with. Raw 'confections' always seduce me, too. 5 stars for The Big O.

On arrival staff were extremely hospitable! I easily located a table and the waiter provided a…read moremenu/tap water. Crown street has lots of cafes to choose from but O Organic offers a solid menu! The produce that you're served is organic, I appreciate that the cafe supports farmers - You can definitely taste the quality ingredients. I added halloumi to the green healing bowl, I was only expecting two small pieces of cheese, however the serving was very generous! Considering all the healthy elements of the meal it tasted SO good! There are lots of vegan and vegetarian options which is also great! At the front of the store you'll notice healthy treats and take away goodies! A little pricey $27 for a juice and lunch (one person), still you expect this in Surry hills and I certainly don't mind paying for quality!

This was the BEST breakfast spot in Surry Hills. Bills was recommended to my family from a local in…read moreSydney, and it exceeded all expectations. Our favorite dishes were the banana pancakes, tofu scramble, and the black sesame latte (with a shot of espresso). The black sesame latte was the most delicious drink I have ever enjoyed-- we ordered multiple since we couldn't get enough! The staff were attentive, kind, and helpful with menu suggestions. The restaurant has a very cool and vintage vibe that felt warm and relaxing. We were so impressed with Bills that we came back twice! A MUST VISIT for any travelers!

A must-visit for anyone looking for a fantastic brunch experience. The vibe is chick yet casual…read morethat's perfect for catching up with friends or enjoying a leisurely meal. The food lives up to the hype. Their ricotta hotcakes are a standout -fluffy yet hearty, striking a perfect balance between classic hotcakes and japanese soufflé pancakes. Topped with honeycomb butter and banana, they are indulgent without being overly sweet. The coffee is well-crafted, complementing the meal perfectly. Service is friendly and attentive, even during busy hours. Definitely a place I will return to whenever I am in Sydney.

When it comes to lunches in the city, there are just so many choices. And if you are one of those…read morepeople (like me) who don't eat breakfast, then the starvation induced idiocy can get you into trouble when your cravings force you to purchase bad junk food. But fear not, Saladworks is one of those places which will very quickly suck you in and get you addicted to them. And to top it off, you will not be worried an ounce about this particular addiction. Saladworks is a great concept which easily walks over to the top of Sumo Salad. At the site at World Square, the Saladworks junkies line up in the hordes, totally oblivious to the rest of the lunch crowd trying to get past them. The scene is very much a real life version of Plants v Zombies ........ and I am proud to say I am one of those Zombies. There are about a dozen salad suggestions, plus you can create your own. All salads come in two sizes and there is absolutely no problems with subtracting and adding ingredients. The staff are fast and accurate and nothing seems to be a problem. I reckon when you get to go to your first Saladworks, you will be like many others and be kicking yourself from not thinking of the concept first. Enjoy. PS .... I have created about 12 Saladworks Zombies myself.

You get a friendly greeting as you stop by the spot. Just note you order at the counter outside…read morebefore seating. They do it to maximize the space because it's very compact. Pleasantly surprised by the espresso coffee. Today's bean was Colombian Ethiopian blend. Notes of chocolate and hints of blueberry. Had a long lack and they tailed it to my strength level.

I needed a point of comparison after a visit to nearby Single O, and Haven came up as the most…read moreworthwhile competitor per the consensus of the interwebs. In all, it was essentially a tie. Star 1: How were the service and atmosphere? Haven has a great nautical vibe and an open air shop that's casual, comfortable, and maybe surprisingly would be a great place to get some work done. The service is top notch, and my coffee and sandwich came out quickly. Star. Star 2: How were the portions relative to the cost? $6.00 AUD for a pressed ham and cheese croissant sandwich is an absolute steal, and $4.00 AUD for Haven's flagship Milk Coffee was equally cheap. Great value. Star. Stars 3 and 4: How was the food? Everything here at Haven was good. The Milk Coffee didn't particularly stand out to be honest given it was pitched as a flagship menu item, bu the pressed croissant sandwich was something I hadn't had before and was great as far as breakfast sandwiches go. Single Star. Star 5: Would you be excited to go back? Absolutely. Star.

Yelp has the incorrect address, so google the correct one. Food was good and service was quick,…read moregreat place for a nice lunch

Sandwiches, sandwiches, SANDWICHES!!!…read more Like Joey from Friends, I love me some sandwiches. I believe this place opened less than a month ago, and I noticed it when I went to Single Origin one day and made a note to check it out. As its namesake states, this place is a simple sandwich shop. The interior is cozy, the people friendly, and the music sets the mood. Me gusta. The place is clean, straight to the point with natural and fresh ingredients, affordable (under $10!) and tasty to boot. They don't do sides except for the bread they serve during breakfast, and they also have salads if you don't want to have a sandwich. Let's be real here though, why would you go to The Sandwich Shop and not order a sandwich? Depending on the sandwich, you get to choose what kind of bread you'd like as well between rye, sourdough, and whole wheat. The sandwiches on tap are: Chicken Schnitzel The Sandwich Club Rare Roast Beef Tuna + White Bean Smoked Salmon Bagel The Original New York Reuben Pulled Pork The Ultimate Salad Sandwich You can also create your own sambo if you like. My friend and I ordered the Rare Roast Beef and The Original New York Reuben. If you like cheese, you will like the Rare Roast Beef. The Fontina Cheese used to top this was massive and flavourful. The roast beef could have been a bit more rare for my taste but it was still very good nonetheless. The Reuben...the reuben was great. I wouldn't call it the Original New York Reuben but that's not a bad thing. The Reuben served here was very high quality, as the beef is a thicker and juicier slice than you'd get with a New York Reuben. The cheese, sauerkraut and dressing were great as well. Definitely the best "Reuben" I've had in Sydney so far. If you like sandwiches you can't go wrong here. I'll have to come back to try the others.

Gratia cafe is as pleasant as the name suggests. Being a keen and active participant in the field…read moreof community service, fundraising and awareness of the importance of supporting social initiatives, I had been keen to visit here for a long while. Situated in Surry hills near a number of local shelters, it is situated perfectly for diners to really understand what they're contributing to. It is there to encourage compassion and understanding of others. What is remarkable in this financial driven world is that 100% of the profits are used to enact change. The pay wages, staff and then profits are 50% selected by staff and 50% selected by customers. You place a rubber ball in a jar and the money goes to different charities. On the counter we're some amazing brownies, friands and other cakes. We opted for dining in and sat outside, ordering a granola with yogurt, milk, rhubarb and poached pear. A lovely little dish. We also got the fried haloumi with poached eggs and salad. Accompanied with a cup of brewed tea and a cold brew. Great breakfast options and a lovely environment. Servings may seem a little small, but you can always get a sweet treat to go.

Î loooooove this Cafe !!!…read more The food is absolutely delicious, and original. Choice of 10-12 dishes all super tasty with loads of fresh herbs. Zucchini fritters, pita, Green bowl... Nothing can disappoint ! In terms of drinks, Î am not A coffee drinker So cannot comment on that, but they do have delicious cold pressed juice and Kombucha ! The little courtyard AT the back is perfect, the staff is lovely... Truly nothing but praise for this amazing cafe. Folonomo the restaurant next door is delicious too.

Its well branded, its well located, its busy and it checks many of the boxes. But you know what? My…read moresalad was pretty average. I ordered a large tuna salad. it was good value at under 10 bucks but I found it slightly boring. This probably had something to do with the fact that it had no hard boiled egg thrown in. This is normally a crucial ingredient and I only learned of it not being available well after I had placed my order when one of the assistants told another customer that they were out of egg. I should have revised my order at that point, but it should never have gotten to that. The salad arrived and there was no problem with the size. It was a generous portion, but without much dressing, egg or any other exciting ingredients it really wasn't anything special. Maybe it was a one off and it looks like it is very popular so I'm sure its worth a second chance. It does 'do it yourself' salads and pastas which is quite nice for fussy eaters. It is also a free Wi Fi zone which can be a big attraction

Thanks Salad Bar…read more We've been taking our reusable containers to your establishment for the last couple of weeks now and you have kindly filled them up with your lovely salad and not given us any funny looks. So we keep on coming back.

Wow!! Hours later I am still thinking about this delicious breakfast!…read more I had "The Mediterranean Way" which was avocado toast topped with grilled halloumi, roasted tomatoes, poached egg and topped with sprouts and a balsamic glaze. Is your mouth watering?? I'm sure it is! Each bite was so delicious. Everything also tasted so fresh. It was a very filling breakfast! The iced latte was also very good! Service served with a smile!

The name lives up to its reputation. The coffee was fantastic (did you get a flat white (flat…read morewhite), the baguettes were fantastic. I felt like I was in France and they made a special vegan falafel for my companion.. + everyone in service was incredibly nice and accommodating.

Warmth is the word comes to mind when describing Kepos & Co. From the warm lighting from the…read morebeautiful ornament hanging lamps, friendliest and most helpful staff to the flavour vibrant menu rich in middle eastern spices. The menu changes seasonally. I had lamb shoulder and it was tender and full of flavour. But trust me when I say this, what you want is their Hummus which they always make fresh in front of you complete with mortar and pestle and serve with Za'atar bread on the side. And the bread is beautifully house made bread that was a perfect accompaniment with the Hummus.

Don't expect your conventional avocado on toast in this hidden brunch spot!…read more It is all about mediterranean food with a twist. Like the hummus. It is cooked with burnt butter and the poached egg gives it a lighter, different taste. Orgasmic. The Bloody marry with hummus and the 'my milkshake is better than yours' - are definitely both better than yours ;) I've been 3 times and the service is a hit and miss - apart from the manager who is all about making you feel at home.