Such a super cute place my Aussie friends brought me to. My favorite was the pecan pie and cinnamon…read moreroll. That says a lot since I'm from Texas and we are known for pecan pie. These pastries tasted so fresh and without the added sugar from corn syrup. I enjoyed everything I tried and would love a spot like this in Dallas.

Within 100m of this bakery are 5-6 other options for coffee and snacks, so to compete you'd have to…read moredo something particularly well. These guys do cakes and cookies... quiche and bread... a range of meat pies.... and (most importantly) it is all great value and delicious. The last time I came here I grabbed the baked cheesecake and a mac. The cheesecake was awesome. Best part was that as a single tart like serve, it was not too small or too large to munch through contentedly. The mac had too much froth for my liking, but once removed, the remainder of the mac was great. Only annoyance is that when removing some of the froth I lost some of the crema and coffee oil... So if you desire good coffee and cake and don't feel like paying $5+ for something sweet, then this place is for you. Cafe Summary ------------------------ Passion for Coffee - 7/10 Coffee beans - Di Stefano Crema (1=burnt, 10=velvet) - 6/10 Special coffees avail? - N/A

Nice location, just past the busy section of church street…read more Quick and friendly service with a great selection of desserts. I had the Charlotte strawberry which was fresh and tasty! My wife had some beklawa, and she said it was awesome!!

YUM. Entering the Seasweet Patisserie, the smell and sight of the most lovely looking pastries I…read morehave ever seen overwhelms me. Originating from Lebanon, Seasweet has added a Parramatta franchise to its international chain of patisseries - and I for one am glad they did! The shop is staffed by friendly people who are happy to help you choose between macaroons and petit fours and those delicious looking pieces of baklava. There are also cakes, brownies, desserts and a whole range of tempting things - definitely best avoided if you're on a diet! I go there in search of a gift, which the staff are more than happy to help me find, a present that ends up being well within my price range and puts a huge smile on the face of the recipient. For one whole kilo of mixed sweet things, I paid $20 - how is that possible? Amazing! The food looks as great as it tastes; I dare anyone to go into Seasweet and not be overcome!

A cute Korean cafe that has a similar vibe and aesthetic to the ones I've been to in Korea…read more However, their bingsu was not good. We ordered the strawberry bingsu and the bingsu texture was off -- it was not soft and did not melt in your mouth right away like the ones I've had before. The strawberry flavor tasted artificial and it reminded me of Strawberry Nesquik Milk.

There's one word to describe this place: cute. Now I don't normally like coining a place cute, but…read moretake one look at the miniature cakes and you'll agree. Hello Happy is a Korean cafe/bakery/cake house that provides the customers with an eyeful of both asian and western desserts. The logo is fittingly designed in a happy looking font and they even have a little happy face mascot. It almost reminds me of Max Brenner chocolates (the bald man) logo. You can get a coffee and cake deal for $6.50, although some of the smaller pieces seem a bit pricey for it's size. The walls decorated in ornate graffiti style with adequate seating out the back amongst all the giant plants sprawled around the place. If you're passing through Strathfield, make sure you take a little detour here.

This was our go-to coffee joint while visiting Sydney. Located right outside the Edgecliff train…read morestation, it's super handy and the coffee (Flat whites and cappuccinos). They also have a great assortment of pastries and sandwiches. Everything we tried was good. Would I recommend: Yes Would I return: Yes

Bar Latte has recently seen some steep competition in the Edgecliff Coffee scene, with The Lab Cafe…read more& Cafe Mia opening close-by. This unfortunately places their coffee under further consideration with the proximity of highly respected competitors. Unfortunately, the coffee at Bar Latte is still sub-par. Their location is still the best, as it's a quiet sit-down cafe, located at the entrance to the Edgecliff Station, where lot's of people queue for tickets, wait for buses & abuse their lives due to often calculations. Their food especially breakfast and take away sandwiches are good quality, unfortunately they're not competitively priced, and could find that their local customers are not as loyal as they once thought, once the competition is tasted. There is outdoor seating, although I find the cafe tables with high stools often uncomfortable for an extended seating, and it's often very loud with the bus-stop directly opposite. Best of luck Bar Latte, I'm sure you can get better!

Hmm the wafting smells of sugar, coconut and cinnamon.........such a delight!…read more As we walked in after dinner and because the weather was overcast the store appeared to be dark inside probably due to their minimal lighting. I think they're going for that dark seductive ambiance vibe or I could be way off! After browsing the various collections of cakes (cakes the size you could put your whole face on!) we decided on ye good ole Kurtosh - cinnamon of course although the coconut was a good contender. $7.50 for one and made fresh to order which only took about 5 minutes which we happily sat around to wait for. The interior is an industrial style with exposed brick and dim lighting. As you walk in the cakes and pastries selection is on the left and straight ahead is their coffee station with a massive coffee machine! Down the back to the left is a large communal table for bigger groups etc. Will have to pop by again, as they have cute cups they serve their tea/coffee in and also to try their cookies and cream cake i spied earlier.

Ok ok so I don't really see why there is so much love for the place. It's average at the most…read more Two things I have to admit it is pretty inside and the coffee's are amazing. I however find the cakes to be pretty meh. They taste below average. I have had better and I have seen better. The tiramisu I had was ok though. Aldi and Coles tiramisu is better though. The service is ok, girls behind counter are rather slow and not very friendly. The barista is amazing. She was alone and she made about 20 coffees in 6 minutes. I was impressed.. Don't think ill be back though..

Stopped by this unique spot hoping to try their chimney cake, a traditional Hungarian pastry--but…read moreit takes 30-45 minutes to make, so I decided to skip it this time. Instead, I went with the pistachio strawberry cake--a fluffy, light sponge cake that was lightly sweetened and quite enjoyable. Overall, a charming and unique place for a light snack or dessert. I'll definitely be back to try the chimney cake when I have more time!

Nice charming patisserie, open late. Lots of different dessert options and very nice staff. The…read morebiscoff cheesecake was amazing!

Let's get one thing straight... I like my coffee like I like my work ethic- gotta be fast, do the…read morejob and take no prisoners! You can't yelp but feel a sense of friendship when entering Fernside.. So much so that the large latte with no sugar ends up becoming a large latte no sugar, full breakfast, great chats, a laugh and a positive start to the day. Keep an eye out for the caramel slice and make sure you let some dressed Turkish toast pass your lips!

Best value sandwiches in the area, and the coffee is pretty good to boot…read more BLAT on Turkish for $9.50? Sign me up.....Club Sandwich for $12.50? Yes please....Burger and potatoes for $12? I'll have that as well.... The staff here are super nice as well, as they have outdoor seating and don't mind pets. Coffee is Campos, so you can expect a quality cup. The rest of the menu is delicious and affordable, like the fritters. Definitely find myself here a bit.

Love love love ! I…read morelove ALL the buns/ pastries here. If only I have access to their recipes... I prefer Breadtop than 85 Degrees Bakery & Cafe , better tasting and more varieties. If you havent tried it before, you need to head to one of their shops....like right now !