I arrived at 5pm on a weekday and there were a handful of customers, but not too busy to be seated…read moreimmediately. The seating is mostly outside but they do have an indoor section! It's a chill spot so nothing too fancy. Protip: they do not have a restroom so go before or go at the train station if you're seeking one! The chicken katsu was so soft and juicy!! Seriously delicious. The curry had the perfect spice level and kept me digging in for more!

Seriously, if you like a good Aussie burger and the beach, get to this joint…read more Had an Aussie burger and it hit the spot. Amazing tastes, and big enough to keep you going for the day. Even better when you sit by the ocean and watch beautiful dee why beach in all it's glory. Make sure you get here and try the whole menu.

On the front at DeeWhy this burger place is perfect for lunch. It's cheap & cheerful in a chilled…read moreout environment. We ordered 2 burgers, a side of fries & onion rings with 2 drinks! All for $37! Bargain! I had the BenBry burger with cheese, the bun was seeded & fresh & inside the burger was meaty & dressed with salad & relish. My husband had the tappy burger which was 2 burgers with bacon & cheese. The fries & onion rings were crisp & hot. Definitely worth a visit!

Service was excellent. Food was ordinary. I don't know what the fuss is about. Our bill came to…read more$181 per couple. Before tip. Ouch! Wine was $59 per bottle. We had 2. My 'special' barramundi was bland. Not so special. Really bland. The sardine entree was overpoweringly fishy. The absolute highlight was the excellent service by Rafael and without doubt the deconstructed tiramisu desert. The pistachio ice cream as our other desert was tasty - but the brown 'moat' around the pistachio had no taste. Verdict.....eh!! Once is maybe once too many.

Odd place for a restaurant-- right across from the Lexus dealership and somewhere in no man's land…read morebetween Rushcutters and Paddington, but it was quite busy at 6:30 on a Friday night. I was pleased with the service and really appreciated that our server brought samples of different wines until I found something that I liked. The standout dish of the evening by far was the Burrata entree. I'd never had burrata before, but think the creamiest mozzerella you've ever had. The accompanying tomatoes were perfectly seasoned with basil and oil and it really was an amazing dish. I was underwhelmed by the rest of the food- two girlfriends got pasta dishes that seemed to lack seasoning (the overall taste was good, but just a bit bland) and my lamb was fairly fatty, which made for some unpleasant chewing experiences. It's pretty expensive as well, so I would have expected better mains, and it certainly did not seem to live up to the hype I'd heard about this place. I was bummed leaving because I thought it could have been a great place just around the corner from my house to frequent a lot, but sadly that won't be the case.

New little cafe top of high street. Stopped in to taste their coffee selection and ordered a latte…read moreto go. Smooth creamy goodness hit my palate. Large take away coffee is $4. Lots of baked goods on offer from croissants and muffins. Food to pre order and take away and some fresh looking sandwiches.

What...? Woolstonecraft has a cafe..? You must be kidding me. I have been there tonnes of times and…read morenever seen it... Well sure enough, on the north bound side of the station, past the gate and up the hill is indeed a little cafe. When I walked in here I was buffeted by delicious smells of bacon frying. Glad I ate at home so I could avoid the temptation, I sat down and ordered a dbl mac. "A what...??" Yeah... so they don't really tick the passion box, but serving Toby's Estate helps them out a lot. So what did I get? Well naturally it was over espressed. They only used one shot espressed twice... and there was a bit too much milk foam, but they got brownie points for not adding too much milk. All up, if you are running for the train and need a coffee, these guys won't do you wrong. Cafe Summary ------------------------ Passion for Coffee - 5/10 Coffee beans - Toby's Estate Crema (1=burnt, 10=velvet) - 6/10 Special coffees avail? - N/A

Stopped here for a coffee and brunch after a late night out. Large flat white was weak and was more…read morelike a latte. We ordered the English breakfast and a smoked salmon fetta crepe. The English was reasonably priced but pretty basic and unfortunately did not feature the obligatory black pudding. Crepe was tasty and light. Located on the walkway to the station, the cafe has some indoor and outdoor seating, or if it's particularly nice you can sit on the grassy space. Recommend trying a crepe. Keep the coffee regular size to increase your chances of a reasonable strength brew.

What a welcome change from the sterile confines of RPAH where I was treated for an injured finger…read more Offering Modern Aus, Greek and Asian cuisine, this modern cafe features outdoor seating and is a great spot for the 'big brekkie'. The lunch time specials are worth checking out too-try the delicious steak and pepper beef skewers, laced with onion wedges and delicious spices, served on a bed of pita bread. There are also plenty of vegetarian options. The bistro is a little pricey but the serving sizes are enormous and the staff delightful.They need to open on Sundays!

I've been here many many times and it never fails to satisfy. Great coffee, affordable food and…read morelovely service. Highly recommend.

Nice little gourmet pizza place, located close to the supa centa. They do half & half orders and…read morehome delivery. All on a very wide range of pizzas. Do make sure you get the pizza you ordered before you leave though, we got a slightly different pizza from what we ordered, but given that the pizzas were ok, I didnt want to make a big deal out of it. The place does have some capacity for eating-in, but since it's Pizza, no better way to eat it at home in front of the TV ! They provide a nice range of sizes on all their pizzas, caters for everyone from grazers to your bottomless-pit eaters. The only reason I didnt rate this place a 4-star - they do a little too much cheese, which tends to overpower the taste of the other ingredients.

i recently moved in this area and found this pizza cafe. They have really tastey pizzas . Service…read moreis friendly and delivery time has been on spot on every time . I like their chicken pizza range . You can taste each ingredient in every bite.

I still mourn the day I moved away from The Point Deli…read more It used to be my local. A couple of times a week (ok, often more) I'd trundle down for one of their sumptuous sandwiches. Mostly I couldn't go past ham, avocado and salad on rye, and mostly I couldn't finish more than half. Those were happy times. Now I simply have to make a point of going back to the Point! After some time overseas I was delighted to note the shop's simple makeover (love the stripy cushions outside), but more thrillingly, my eyes went straight to the blackboard declaring Allpress coffee! Squee! I didn't think The Point Deli could get any better. Aside from the happy couple of tables outside, there are a few stools by windows and a large table to pull up a pew. But if you're coming for a lunchtime sandwich, you'll have to fight the hoards of hungry workers who all make similar pilgrimages to the point each day. Instead, I'd recommend taking your sandwich and your coffee and following your nose down the hill to Blues Point Reserve. Your deli feast will taste even better with that multi-million dollar view.

You know, I've always wanted to feel like a grown-up. This deli, more than the sandwiches, more…read morethan the salads, more than the baked goods and house-made banana bread, more than the coffee, more than the view just a short walk down the road, does that. There is a certain adult-like coolness about the space - which is painted white and cut into two parts (one room for eating and the adjoining one for ordering) - and the people - who are both alone and coupled and of much varied age. It is all very civilized and indeed, picturesque (the latter extends to the people who, here and there, look like they came straight out of a portrait picture, at least those regularly found in frames laid out for sale in department stores. This holds true particularly on my last visit, where one grandfather and his young grandson were sitting together for a meal). But you don't go to a deli for the crowd. The food here is sensational. On my last visit on a Sunday morning I had their breakfast egg roll sans the cheese and ham while, as per my request, was given a few extra things to add to the pot. As that suggests, the staff here are always very courteous about following through on your creative creations to the last dot when it comes to sandwiches - even if they're already pre-prepared. You always want to be around people who are willing to get their hands dirty. The chicken schnitzel sandwiches here are wildly popular based on my cursory observations while waiting for and then eating my breakfast roll.