This sandwich place was very close to where we stayed in Sydney and there was always a long line,…read moreso I had to try it. The sandwiches peoole were getting looked massive. My husband and I shared ham sandwich and it was really good. The bread was chewy and soft at the same time. All the veggies they put on are fresh. I recommend putting carameralized carrots. I was bid sad to see how little ham they used tho. They said their recommendations are chicken schnitzel and spicy chicken. If I ever had a chance to go back to Sydney, I would definitely go out of my way to get their sandwhiches again.

We've been wanting to try South Dowling Sandwiches for a while now but because it's only open…read moreMonday- Friday, that's been a challenge when we don't work nearby. We took the opportunity on a day off to visit. Knowing it's popularity, we ordered online which was awesome because it meant they were ready on arrival. Now you can get a sandwich pretty much anywhere these days, but these are more than just your regular sandwich. They are massive gourmet sandwiches, on the softest, freshest bread ever! You can get some of their listed options or alter them on the order if there's something you can't eat. We ordered the "Jimmy Sandwich" on brown bread (you can opt brown or white) with Chilli chicken, lettuce, avocado, caramelised carrot, cucamber, spanish onion, rocket & red pesto. We added some pickles. A delicious and huge sandwich that kept us full for hours. Some other examples include sandwiches with Veggies, chicken schnitzel, ham, poached chicken, smoked salmon and even special add ons of caramelised carrot or potato salad. There's also salads served in little takeaway boxes if you prefer. Salads are dressed with a light balsamic vinegar and olive oil. We went to the Alexandria store and there's a few stools to sit outside and eat. We're super keen to return when we get a day off!

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.

Ate here while staying in an AirBnB down the street while on vacation. Fantastic food and coffee…read moreand even nicer staff. Highly recommend!

This place is a GEM in the heart of Paddington. It is a spot where the locals meet for coffee and…read morenot a tourist can be found. The patio is shaded by a huge tree with the front window of the shop opened to the street. We had the Aussie Pies, Antipasto platter and the Caprese Salad. All were amazing. On top of that they have top notch coffee and a small deli! Be sure to check it out.

So good - we went for breakfast two consecutive days while in town…read more The Mediterranean breakfast was delicious - lots of fun components, and healthy to boot. Coffee was smooth and tasty, chai latte had the perfect spice kick, trout panini was also a hit. All around fantastic food.

We came here for breakfast based on the reviews. We got here right when it opened. I almost missed…read morethis place as there's no big sign out front. There's no indoor seating. We were sat across the restaurant. It's raining but we were sitting under the roof. We ordered a beef brisket sandwich, a tuna melt and The Deb (avocado toast). They were all good especially the brisket sandwich. The meat was very tender and juicy. I love that they used fresh arugula and pickled onion which balanced well with the meat. The tuna melt was very tasty as well. The sourdough bread was well toasted adding some crunchiness. I'll definitely go back for more.

This place with an open kitchen makes one of the best German style breads in Sydney. Dense but soft…read morebread with rye, multi grain and so on, Baguettes, rolls and other breads freshly baked and warm to the touch. They also have tons of pastries, sandwiches and so on. It's a bit pricey but the bread is fabulous. The cinnamon roll is amazing and the loved their muesli cookies. Would come here any day for their dense breads alone :-) having lived in Germany for many years enjoying good dense bread, this place is a rare find in Sydney. Loved it :-)

Some cafes/venues make you feel relaxed and happy - this is one of them. The artisan breads are…read morepretty spesh and the coffee is in my top 5, but most of all I love the leisurely neighborhood vibe. The bakery is open so you can see the bakers kneading dough and stacking up trays of hot fresh buns. There are smells of baking, locals come by to collect their baguettes, and the little stools spill out onto the sidewalk in such a nonchalant fashion....it all quite soothing. One of my favourite morning hangs.

I miss this place!!!! So crunchy and fatty. Can you open one up near a train station or a tourist…read morearea? Bit of a trek to this area. The meat portions and skin is good. I think about this place every time I visit fr america.

Oink Oink! This place is meat heaven. This is a small little shop, there's a few seats with a…read morecounter to eat at, but I believe most people order take away. This place was recommended by an Aussie friend. She said if i eat anywhere in AU, to make sure it's at Mr. Crackles. We ordered the ever so delicious "Sweet Pork" -Master stock braised pork belly served with a cabbage salad, mayo in a soft bun, I'm still dreaming about that sandwich. We also ordered the "Sticky BBQ Pork" BBQ pork, Smokey BBQ sauce, Ranch salad and onion rings in a soft bun. Can't wait to go back and try some other delicious sandwiches, they also have some fries, nacho fries, bbq fries, onion rings and other tasty little bites. It's cracklin' and I'm drooling over my next visit.

A nice diner we found across the street from our Airbnb. We were looking for somewhere with good…read morecoffee and similar breakfast to what we would get in America. I'm a bit of a plain foodie so many of the coffee shops had fancy pastries and breakfast sandwiches. I was looking for your regular plain Jane egg sandwich with cheese . Paddington grind satisfied that craving . Eggs are usually served on a piece of toast but our waiter was able to make it a sandwich for me. She was very nice and accommodating. It was funny because she asked if it's easier for me to eat with two pieces of bread and in a way I suppose so. We were happy with our experience here.

Situated on the Paddington stretch of Oxford Street, next door to Dinosaur Designs, this Paddington…read moreinstitution is almost as famous as the jewellery store next door. Grind does a roaring trade, particularly on a Saturday, when there's always a line of people waiting for takeaway coffees. The cafe may be tiny but what it lacks in size in makes up for with a simple but tasty cafe menu. For me you cannot go past the BLAT - Bacon, Lettuce, Avocado and Tomato on toasted Turkish bread. I think this is my favourite sandwich it works for breakfast, brunch, lunch - hey you could even eat it for dinner!

Oh boy, thankfully I found this place from seeing a guy with a giant sandwich wrapped in foil while…read morehe was eating it in the executive club of our hotel across the street. This is a togo place only, and the line would have about 10 or more people in it at all times. Three people behind the counter took the orders that were not done online and made the food just as fast as they could. It takes about 10-15 minutes from getting in line to picking up, which is great if you were short on time as many of the local business people seemed to be. There is no signage from the street to find this place, but if you are lost, just ask anyone in the local businesses because that is what I did. They also have a daily specials board, and any sandwich can be made as a wrap, too. It was huge and delicious, and I would definitely go back again.

Super sized sandwiches and salads…read more The sandwiches are enormous, the salads are delicious - made with love, home made bread and generous quantities of delicious fillings, this is probably one of Sydney's best value lunches!!

I recently discovered the beauty of Reservoir Street in Surry Hills - a tiny street with cute…read morecafes, juice bars, sandwich shops and restaurants. I only came across this quaint street while waiting for my $5 Domino's Pizza around the corner (stop judging!!) :D Ok, upon arriving at the City Edge Cafe, you're greeted with an array of FRESH flowers that are available for purchase. Once inside, you're going to have to take a step back and absorb the gigantic menu.. it's literally a giant menu from floor to ceiling but it has about 793643 sandwiches listed. I had the hardest time making a choice but I went with my heart and got the Roasted Duck with boiled egg, cucumber, mint, coriander, chili paste and hoisan sauce on Turkish bread and their juice of the week (passionfruit, carrot, watermelon and orange).. OMG!!!!! Probably one of the BEST and FRESHEST sandwiches I've ever had!!! And the juice was just as amazing!!! But the thing I was most truly amazed about was the gentleman behind the counter who took my order. I'm sure they have tons of regulars who come in and so they'll remember names, but to remember their order too?? I'm not talking about 1 or 2 people.. there were more than a handful of customers who walked in and it seemed like everyone was an old friends. Kudos for superior customer service!!!! I'm coming again and trying the entire menu and so should you!!!!

The best chicken schnitzel sandwich I have ever had…read more Tried two today, sharing with a friend, the Vietnamese chicken schnitzel roll and the Cajun schnitzel & bacon burger. Both were perfect. Bread was as fresh as ever, salad was too and the hero was the crunchy-but-juicy schnitzel. How they get it so crunchy is pure food magic. Each sandwich was topped with just the right amount of finger licking sauce. I was in heaven eating these sandwiches in the park one block away up Commonwealth street. Oh and make sure you try their juices. They change the fruit and veg combos regularly. Today had strawberry and watermelon and other yummy stuff. It was the perfect accompaniment to the sandwiches.

I love a cafe where i can make myself comfortable, read my book or newspaper and take my time over…read morea snack or a few cups of tea or coffee. Gusto is not that kind of place for me. It is more of a quick cuppa or take away sandwich place. Not knocking it in any way. I've had a fairly decent bite to eat there and my chai tea was good, albeit not quite hot enough. i just didn't find it comfortable enough to want to hang around beyond my food and drink. It's really small inside and the tables and chairs are pretty close together so you feel a bit squashed and conspicuous. It seems to me that it is more of a meeting place for a coffee and perhaps a treat (of which there are some delicious looking ones) And I don't suppose it claims to be anything else either. Its right there on Fiveways, that great junction in Paddington. So a better location you could not ask for and many of the pre-prepared lunch meals were sold out by the time I got there later on in the afternoon, so clearly it is fairly popular. For all I know it could be legendary with the locals! it was my first visit though and first impressions were 'nice, but nothing too special.'

I loved the vibe I got first time walking around Five Ways in Paddington. There's a small town…read morefeel and a certain tranquility that you don't find in other Sydney neighborhoods. Gusto is the perfect place to let the day pass by as you sip a macchiato and munch on sweet treats. This café and delicatessen reminds me of ones you would find in Europe, with locals socializing here habitually. My cappuccino was above average and executed with precision. Their banana bread is a divine slice of heaven on a plate. I also tried a fudge brownie with chocolate chips that was intensely sweet but packed an equally strong cocoa punch. Gusto also sells a variety of fresh paninis, wraps, and salads that will tickle anyone's taste buds. I would suggest that you try your hardest to get a seat outside to marvel at the harbor views. Also, you're a people-watcher like me, this is the place to do it. People flock to Gusto on a regular basis, so you might find yourself waiting to get a seat. Even so, you can still experience their tasty sandwiches on the go. The servers aren't very approachable or welcoming, but they do their job well.