This cute little patisserie opened up only a few months ago, and fortunately (or not?) for me it's…read moredangerously close to where I live. I've gone many many times and keep going back. Their basic croissants are some of the best of the city, and definitely one of the very rare "real French croissants" you can get this far from the super trendy suburbs of Sydney. Their other pastries keep changing and it feels like the variety increases every time I go have a look. Raspberry danishes, almond-chocolate croissants, rhubarb and strawberry foldeovers and much more. They also do sandwiches, quiches and I've seen meat pies too, so even those without a sweet tooth will find something good to eat. And coffee - it's good to finally have another decent brand of coffee in the neighbourhood, and I've always been happy with my lattes.

Their cakes are positively wicked. A very dangerous shop to have nearby...They even cater for those…read moreon gluten free diets which is greatly appreciated.

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

Walking in here with no expectation, I was pleasantly surprised!…read more I had a zucchini pasta dish and it was delicious. Perfectly seasoned and great combination of flavours, it really was a well-rounded dish. Would not hesitate to get this again! Fish of the day dish was salmon and what a sight! It was plated beautifully and came out on a massive plate. Fish cooked to perfection and the accompanying salad was great also. Would also recommend this. Can't say much for the meat dish but probably a little overpriced for the size. My friend seemed pretty neutral about it. Service was pretty good, and it was all round a pleasant experience.

This place is average, especially with so many new places at Rhodes shopping centre. Specifically…read moreif you want coffee. The coffee here is one of the worst that you'll find. If you want good coffee go to Chambers, which is a 2 minute walk down the road. And if you want food, there is better food right next door. Generally, I was very unimpressed by this place.

Had a great breakfast here this morning: Charsiu Pork Benedict. Wish I had a photo as it looked…read moreas good as it tasted! I'm new in the neighborhood and tried Left of Field based on reviews. Service was also very good. I'll be back!

Great food & great service Left of field cafe is located on…read morebeautiful location in Rhodes near water. They have pretty good vegetarian/ vegan options. I ordered tropi cool juice, four cheese grilled sandwich and quinoa cauliflower rice it was all so delicious.

I'm pretty sure I saw the staff pour a can of sprite into the cup to go for their 'lemonade'…read more Wonder what their orange ade would be, perhaps Fanta? Anyway, they're one of the convenient places open relatively late in the area so I guess you don't have much of a choice if you're after dessert later in the night. The honey macadamia cheese cake was fairly decent, and they have a fair few other cheesecake options as well. Staff mentioned the cookies and cream would be a good choice.

Simply excellent double shot flat whites poured to perfection. Delicious tasting. Fast service. We…read morealso ordered toast...2 generous slices but way too much butter. Surprised they buttered it for us. Don't miss the espresso by the talented Asian barista.

I drink coffee almost everyday. Without coffee don't think I'd be able to go through a day!…read more If you are like me and you work here, you really should grab one from this place. Its not super classy or overpriced. Its just good to fill your caffeine crave daily. I've tried a few but despite loving black coffee. I simply love the Green Tea Latte here. It just smells great. So head down to Rhodes and try it out. It's not super awesome, but hey the price is worth it for the taste. Plus a friendly Barista!

Great place to stop in for brekky on a Sunday morning…read more Staff were relatively friendly and cheerful. We had a quick skim of the menu, ordered at the counter and the food was out in a flash. We had the steak sandwich and the Avocado & tomato bruschetta. For drinks we went with a soy mocha and a kiwi smoothie (no dairy in the smoothies). The bruschetta was very nice. Mix of different tomatoes including some cherry tomatoes. The egg was poached perfectly and the bread was excellent as well. My only feedback here is that the serving could have been larger. It's only one slice of toast and one egg. For $13 I thought it was pushing the limits with the serving size. The steak sandwich was nice - I only had one bite but it was quite tasty. Thinly cut steak with sauce, lettuce, and cheese on Turkish. It was also served with natural style chips. The soy mocha wasn't bad. The kiwi smoothie was tasty. We originally opted for the mango but they were out of mango, strawberry, and one other flavour. Plenty of outdoor seating and a nice open area for the kids to run around adjacent to the restaurant. All in all. Well worth stopping in.

A nice little cafe at the neighbourhood. Good place to hang out with a laptop as they have totally…read morefigured out the power supply. Coffee is average but the rest is ok :)

Our first meal after landed in Sydney. Our friend took us here for lunch in an effort to keep us…read moreawake after a long flight. The brunch menu has a great selection with Japanese influence. The menu also properly noted dietary information, so it made ordering easy. - The crab omelette has perfect ratio of crab meat and egg - you could taste the crab. Instead of croissant, the gluten-free version was on two slices of gluten-free breads. - Prawn Katsu Sando was not gluten free. The sauce spread on the brioche bread complimented the fried prawn very well. The added roe added an interesting texture in addition to crispy prawn. We enjoyed the foods, and the atmosphere was inviting for good food and good company.

pros: AMAZING atmosphere…read morelove the music not too crowded artistic designs modern taro latte was the bomb would come back. cons: uncomfortable chairs, no back support long wait for matcha hotcake quality was not consistent betw. customers

Open early, open late this little cafe is located just in the right spot. It has a good range of…read morecakes, biscuits and sandwiches for the person on the run and it also offers a good range of light meals for someone who can sit down and relax while shopping. The coffee is excellent, steamy hot and very creamy. The biscuits can be best described as mega biscuits...a huge size, more than several mouthfuls. A pot of tea is delivered to the table with a beautiful fine cup and saucer. Drinking from a fine china cup always makes a difference when drinking tea! The cup and saucers look like someone prized collection. Located in the Village Shopping Centre at Meadowbank there is plenty of parking and the cafe is surrounded by several shops and supermarkets. There are only a few tables but this is still an interesting little place.