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.

Cute little restaurant. We had outdoor seating next to a heater and they give you blankets if…read moreyou're cold. The chai latte wasn't very good but the food was. The service and atmosphere were great. Loved the roasted potatoes my bf had. He doesn't normally like potatoes but he said it was his favorite part of the dish.

The best kept secret of Potts Point, this place is ideal for brunch and breakfast or just to catch…read moreup with friends for coffee - The menu is varied, flavorsome and whole-some set in an ambient garden meets a vintage french villa with modern twists - the interesting details like the sewing machine and sleeping beauty's spindle were fun little touches. The food was packed with flavor and the extraordinary fun service just made it all perfect. The potato scallops were probably the best thing ever since I couldn't stop eating them - crisp on the outside, soft on the inside ... the charming service was delightful and the LongiviTEA - which was red tea made with hibiscus and rose -paired with some decadent choice of dessert were cherry on the top Go NOW and experience this cute cafe in all it's delightful charms

The staff were welcoming and helpful and the food was AMAZING. I got the avocado toast with bacon…read morewhile my husband got the eggs benedict with hash browns. Both hit the spot after a long flight from the states. But oh my, the avocado toast was good! The addition of beetroot hummus to the usual deal just took it to a whole other level! I definitely recommend this spot if you are in the area!

Delicious food and fabulous service. Please come and visit this gem…read more We are from the states and really enjoyed this restaurant. They were able to accommodate our party of 10. The food choices satisfied the six 14 year olds that were in our party and they loved their food.

This place was down the street from my hotel and the hotel coffee was . Decided to try the long…read moreblack on a whim here and was pleasantly surprised at how good it was. Not only was the coffee good, but so was the service. I came back the next day to try the food and it was just as good. I had the avocado balsamic toast with an egg and it ended up being one of the best meals I had in Sydney. The place is small but they have outdoor seating so I didn't have to wait. It seems quite popular in the neighborhood as the 3 times I went there during my trip they always had all tables in use and people seated outside. Definitely give them a try!

This cute little cafe makes some of the best coffee in town, great food too. The staff are…read moreincredible, and make all of this from the smallest kitchen. Why 4 stars? Location, wish it was sunnier!

A first rate breakfast cafe that also sells cute socks…read more Think seriously about your sock collection before you leave. * * * Much of the fare consists of open faced sandwiches. These are open faced sandwiches to die for. Huge. Massively photogenic. (Food photographers - prepare to work your way down the menu.) Fantastic execution. I had the Lamb Eggs - which are lamb kifta, poached eggs and many other wonderful things. My wife had the Wasabi Salmon - which is smoked salmon, wasabi-infused labheh and many other different wonderful things. We were both ecstatic. If you get coffee, go for the house special, simply referred to as Magic. It is a ristretto latte that will make you a ristretto convert for life. Just to be scientific and rigorous, I had a plain old latte right after that. The plain old latte could not compete. Now, of course, the cost of all of that experimentation, is that I have had a week's work of caffeine. I am writing this Yelp review firmly attached to my ceiling. But these are the sacrifices one makes for science. * * * Good drinks. Fine breakfast plates. And I even bought Rusty Rabbit wear to take home. * * * Food and clothing are both fundamental human needs. Rusty Rabbit doesn't cover housing ... But Rusty Rabbit covers most of the other requirements for living nicely indeed.

The food was good but by god, the merch is phenomenal. The menu skews breakfast but they have a…read morelittle of everything.

I came here for breakfast because it's right around the corner from our hotel and it's downpour…read moreoutside. It's quite busy with consistent flow during our visit. We ordered an almond croissant, bacon and egg baguette, brioche scramble with ham, açaí bowl, caramel latte, and mixed berry smoothie. The almond croissant was big and dense with the filling. I preferred flaky type of croissant though. Bacon and egg baguette was big and tasty, enough for two to share. Açaí bowl was very interesting and different than what I used to have. It had mixed nuts, dragon fruit, pear, grapes, strawberries, blackberries and tangerine topping. The mixed berry smoothie wasn't sweet (which i was ok with it) but it had way more milk or yogurt in it than how I liked it. It's very milky rather than fruity taste. Overall, I'd say it's a 3.5 star experience for me.

Lost American in Sydney who spurns hotel breakfast and staying at Ovolo Wooloomooloo Hotel. On…read morecorner across the street, L'expresshouse Coffee offered the perfect neighborhood alternative. Great Australian coffee (you folks really do drink too much) and tasty pastry. French toast and granola yogurt bowl - both smothered in fruit - were outstanding. 180 degree windows give view of passing Sydney, the wharf and the Australian Navy. Sit, sip, enjoy and watch the parade.

This was the first coffee shop I happened across after 30…read moreminute walking around in the early morning. And I am very glad I did! Really great and friendly crowd, excellent espresso. Would recommend!

These guys are terrific. I just had one of their sandwiches…read moreand it was sensational! The place is simply yet groovily decorated, the two guys are the business and the food's good and cheap. I'd recommend it to anyone. Thanks chaps

Stumbled across this cool and cute little cafe looking for brunch and what a find. Locally sourced…read morefarm ingredients put together with style and flair. Great coffee too.

The coffee is excellent. The staff is friendly…read more They have a breakfast (didn't try it). Alternative milk options include soy and almond. Outdoor seating.

I had a simple sandwich and sweet. They're food is really good for being fast and easy to order and…read morego. Their coffee is good, too. Friendly staff that was really nice.

On a hot day it seems to be cooler outside than inside. I don't know if they don't have…read moreair-condition at all or just don't use it, but it is stuffy and hot in there. I purchased a cold drink and was able to score a cup of ice to go with it. I also got a raspberry chocolate bar to go with it. Sitting outside, well there are the birds. Can't blame the birds for trying to get some food, but you better be aware that you will have to defend your purchase. The ibis are particularly daring in their pursuit. The biggest nuisance birds do sport a number on them I was told, these are the known trouble makers. Watch out for #91. Besides the birds though, it is a nice little spot to rest and snack. Restrooms are also located nearby.

AVOID the milkshake. It was a hot day, I wanted a cold, icy milkshake. It was not a milkshake…read moretexture, completely liquid & runny like regular milk with a tiny amount of strawberry syrup. I don't think they blended in ANY ice. Basically it's a $8.50 glass of strawberry milk. Very disappointing. The pastries were ok though. About what you expect.