Sweet Belem seems popular,always someone in there…read more My rating is what I ordered I believe because there is too many sweet options in here Tried the pineapple cake,strange texture and taste,not sure if I tasted any pineapple! The Chila tart was strange also,it looks like strings of shredded coconut but it isn't. It's sticky and stringy and has a strong taste which my taste buds didn't enjoy I So far,pretty bad experience but I'll re review if I come back

A friend actually introduced me to this place. A cute Italy style patisserie. Great coffee, great…read moreservice. Excuse my 'shouting' for a moment, however it is those PORTUGUESE TARTS that are a hit. I met up with a friend at around 2:30pm on a Saturday afternoon, and it looked like the heavens were looking after us as there were only two tarts left. They are worth the fuss - they are sooooo delicious. Then again Petersham is home to the Portugese, and for me this Inner West haven is the home of the iconic Portuguese Tart with cinnamon! NB: Hi guys, Internet issues so will upload the picture later!

PennyFours is a hidden gem in Leichhardt. Croissants are the best I've had: crispy and flaky. Big…read morebutter flavor, but not greasy. They're better than any I've had in Paris! (or San Francisco or New York ). Creme Brûlée tarts- genius! Pastry is delicate, custard is rich and that fabulous crunch from the caramelized sugar on top. Obviously all the baked goods here are made with love and skill.

The other Yelpers reviewing this place must all be seriously wealthy or something. Sure the…read morecroissants are good, but oh the price. A croissant here costs a massive $4.50 ! I'll pass, especially when the croissants at the bakery in Marion Street only cost $2.

YES!! Yes all round! This place looks absolutely amaaaazzinnnggg..! There's a huge counter of…read moredelectable eclairs that are just heaven on the eyes. I had a hard time deciding which one I wanted! Macarons are so last season. Eclairs are where it's at. Actually, I never fancied macarons; never understood the hype. Eclairs, however, are a whole different story. I've always been a fan! There's a bus stop right across the road from it that you can catch from Bondi Junction Train station, but since we were going to be gorging on these we decided to walk the 20 minutes to the store! Pre-emptively burn off those calories because once you're inside you won't remember you're on a diet! Also, don't have lunch or breakfast before you go!!! They have breakfast/lunch sets where there's omelettes and savoury eclairs! Get the mini eclairs instead of the large ones so you can try more flavours. Om nom nom nom. Stop reading these reviews and go eat some eclairs. Also, take me with you!

One time here is enough to fall in love with this place! The…read moreeclairs are super delicious and other savoury dishes are really nice too. I will definitely come back here again!

I like to visit Mina Bakery which is always welcoming, with your manoosh prepared fresh before your…read moreeyes and breads being baked fresh constantly throughout the day. It is a tiny shopfront, with the bakery oven and kneading workstations extending far back into the premises. There are two casual tables inside, and a few outside too, but most people opt for take away. While you wait there are interesting drinks to look at in the cabinet as well as the baking in action behind the counter. My favourite is the oregano with veggies. ($3.50) At Mina, it is filled with tomato, olives and capsicum. The spinach is also delicious. At Mina, it is finely chopped with onion and lots of lemony sumac, then folded inside the flatbread into a triange. ($3.) Spinach & feta is another variation. The flavours are punchy and strong, herbs, saltiness, lemon, the bread lightly crunchy outside, soft & warm inside.

I tried bean tree since it was close to my apartment while on holiday. I don't remember the name of…read morewhat I ordered, but it had egg, rocket, pesto, toast, halloumi, mushrooms, and tomato. It was very good and I am a little sad I didn't try it earlier in my trip. I went back the next (and final day of my holiday) day and ordered the brekkie wrap. Another good choice! This really should be a meal for two as it was HUGE!! I also tried the mocha. It was ok, not great, not horrid. I will definitely be having breakfast here on my next trip to Bondi. Yum.

Having lunch with a friend of mine last year i dined into this Subway store in Kogarah…read more I arrived at the right time as it wasn't busy and ordered my favourite the veggie delite. The bread was fresh, vegetables were fresh and the staff were great and friendly. Out of all the fast food chains thid world has to offer Subway is by far the best and it's good for you. Will return to this store when I'm in Kogarah next during my travels.

Whilst it hasn't been open for very long...maybe a month...I was glad we stumbled in. It is very…read moredifficult to get non supermarket cheese and prosciutto and other delicacies in this area. Arthur Street wouldn't have been my place to look for a deli. It is also part of IGA so there is a supermarket section that claims to match the big supermarket chain on items. Plus, there is also a coffee shop but I didn't try it out. However, there was a reasonable trade being done with the coffee.

I love dropping in at mint fresh IGA for a coffee and a snack however it's always so busy mainly on…read moreweekends, the supermarket area is also convenient to go in and grab a few things without having to coles or woolies. Most of the time there isn't much parking though.

A traditional Italian cafe with fresh offerings of sandwiches, Arancini, lasagne, pastas, soup and…read moremore. They also sell gelato, deli meats and cheeses. There's take away pasta products too. I ordered the sausage and fennel pasta ragu. It was probably one of the tastiest pastas I have had in a long time. They cooked it freshly while I waited and it was piping hot and a delicious flavour. Unfortunately it was $17 and only had about 10 pieces of gnocchi and two tiny pieces of meat, so not entirely a ragu. They also had sweet options in of Nutella etc

Ever since I watched Pia Miranda making tomato sauce and dancing with her nonna under the Sydney…read moreflighpath, I've wanted to be in an Italian family. Sapori Di Sardegna brings that dream a little closer to life. Andrea and Pauline are the sweetest couple who welcomes everyone into their cafe/deli with smiles and coffee. And it must be infectious, because I've never come across a rude or grumpy customer here either! For this end of town, coffees are a bargain at $3 and the food's pretty incredible too - I love the torta di salata and the sfogliatelle are dangerously addictive. Get in at the right time and you'll get them fresh from the oven!